IPL 2025 POINTS Table: Gujarat Titans Royal Squarers Bengaluru to demand that the best … Mumbai Indians …

The winning line of Mumbai Indians ended on Tuesday after encountering a defeat against Gujarat Titans in a rain curled match in Wankhede Stadium. The GT chasing 156 encountered a few mishaps as he continued to lose small doors, but the rain became a game changeer. After many rain breaks, the GT finally had to run 15 jogging and they entered the line on the final delivery and stopped MI's six -game winning line and won two important points.

After a victory in this rain kick, GT was at the top of the score table with 16 points (+0.793 NRR) in 11 games. MI fourth place with 14 points (+1.156 NRR) in 12 games.

Currently, Royal Challengers Bengaluru ranked second with 16 points (+0.482) in 11 games, while Punjab Kings are third with 15 points (+0.376) in 11 games.

The Titans, who pursued a 156 below 156, were guilty of seeing that the rain had returned behind the DLS parking when the first time blocked the game.

But in the end, 147 of the last ball of the match managed to reach the review of the review. Former champions now have the same 16 points as the Royal Challengers Bengaluru, but better networking rate – +0.48 against +0.79 against the table.

However, GT had to dare to a second rain outlet near midnight. On this occasion, they were 132 years old for six at 18 at sea and needed 24 of 12 balls.

The break resulted in the revision of the target to 147, and when the game continued at 12.30, it had to get 15 runs on one GT.

Rahul Tewatia (not 11 outside) hit the first ball from Deepak Chahar for four and hit the third for six for the Gerald Coetzee (12), but Bowler switched to the next delivery.

Although Chahar rejected Coetzee and reduced the equation to a last wholesale, Arshad Khan and Tewatia mix it for a quick single to make an unforgettable win for the Titans.

(With PTI inputs)