“Looking for the ball in Gully Cricket”: During the RR-MI game, the strange thing is viral. Wristwatch

On Thursday, Mumbai Indian's IPL 2025 match vs Rajasthan Royals witnessed a strange event. RR's Jaipur was in the 9th of the 218 jogging chase against MI at Sawai Mansingh Stadium. RR Batter Dhruv Jurel hit Mi Spinner Karma Sharma for flat under the extra valve limit. After everyone passed the rope for the surprise, the ball disappeared. Suryakumar Yadav and Naman Dhir players began to look for the ball with the camera and other members there.

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POV: Men looking for the ball in the Gully jack

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Gully Cricket Scenes.

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– Vaarshik (@vaarshikrc7) May 1, 2025

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– Desi Sigma (@desisigma) May 1, 2025

The last reason for the game to stop

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– Kausthub Gudati (@kaustats) May 1, 2025

Rohit Sharma shone with the bat, and the cauliflower Sharma, Mumbai Indians, entered a 100 -round win against Rajasthan Royals on Thursday, led to a good collective bowling effort while officially ending the chances of reaching the playoffs.

Rohit threw 53 36 balls for releasing 217-2 at Mumbai's Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur.

The Indian Pace Bowler Jasprit Bumrah and Spinner Karvan took a total of five small gates to help Rajasthan 117 to 117 for 117 at the sea after falling into two balls of Vaibhav Syriavanshi.

The match expands the winning line of Mumbai Indians to six games and pushes them to the top of the score table.

Mumbai captain Harik Pandya, the team's clinical stroke and bowling performances “simple” jack, he said.

“As a group, our fight was suitable for Batabarlık …” he said. “Everyone is really open. We're going back to the simple jack and it works for it. We want to get a game according to the game and be humble and disciplined.”

Mumbai openers Rohit and Ryan Rickelton started the first innings with a dominant note and produced 116 conditions before Rickelton, who shot 38 wholesale 61.

Rohit fell soon after and left the team in 123-2.

However, the rest of the stroke load Surekumar Yadav and Hardik'in aggressive strokes shouldered.

Both players made a 48 running 48 running, Rajasthan did not make a quarter to the pottery, Yadav hit Rajasthan from the last wholesale to adjust a 218 chase.

In response, Rajasthan started a shaky note. Yashasvi Jaiswal (13) fell shortly after, while Suriavanshi (0) was first rejected for the first time.

Unfortunately, for the landlords, sharp spells from Mumbai's pottery triggered the collapse of strokes.

Nitish Rana (9), Captain Riyan Parag (16), Shimron Hetmyer (0), Shubham Dubey (15) and Dhruv Jurel (11) fell like flies and swung at the end of the team at the end of the team.

Jofra Archer from the UK offered a light of hope that hit 27 wholesale 30 running, but ultimately fell and left Rajasthan Royals for a much shorter time than their goals.

Parag said he deserved the loan for “strokes” of Mumbai Indians.

“Yes, 190-200 would be ideal. We get good beginnings,” he said. “But up to the middle … Step. I think we did many things right. And many things are wrong.”

(With AFP entrances)