Mumbai Indians, Ryan Rickelton, Sunrisers Hyderabad Keeper’ın because of the error of the overthrow – that’s why

Mumbai Indians, Rickelton’s dismissal was overthrown due to an error committed by Sunrisers Hyderabad small door keeper Heinrich Klaasen during the IPL 2025 matches on Thursday. During the 7th of Mi Inning’s 7th, Rickelton was caught by Pat Cummins from Zeeshan Ansari’s bowling. However, when the third referee realized that Klaasen’s gloves were in front of the stump when the ball was bowling, a great life line was given. According to the MCC rules (27.3), the small door keeper, behind the small door at the end of the striker, will pass the striker at the end of the striker or at the end of the striker, or run the striker at the end of the striker. As a result, it was thought to be without a ball.

Mumbai Indians continued their rise in the Indian Premier League with four small victory against Sunrisers Hyderabad in a unilateral competition on a difficult small door on Thursday.

After a significant spell of 3-0-14-2, Mumbai Indians, led by Will Jacks, who played a decisive role with 36 (26 balls, 3x4s, 3x6s), made a multi-faceted demonstration to record their second wins in a row.

The host went to the summit because the Wankhede Stadium was accurately evaluated and quickly adapted to the conditions it presented, and each piece of each piece fell for five times the winners.

During the first inning, MI’s fast dish potators used short and slower balls well and nailed their York perfectly. In Run Chase, the doughs showed an open plan to continue to find the boundaries that hold them on top.

Mi, who chased 163 in a field with grip and return, also took advantage of the reluctance of SRH to return to PowerPlay, because the host made 166/6 at the sea to record the third win of the season.

Although Rohit Sharma endured another failure after a promising beginning of three to six to 16 wholesale 26 balls, Mi gave Mi to acceleration with the bat and others capital.

Opener Ryan Rickelton made a fluent 31, Surekumar Yadav beat up two six and quarters to make 26 (15 balls) to provide strong support to Jacks.

Captain Hardik Pandya played a significant 21st of the 21st of the nine cannons to take Mi to the threshold of victory. The recitation (not 21 outside) crossed the Mi after a late hiccup, and the host side reached 6 to 66 at the sea.

(With PTI inputs)