IPL 2023: Mumbai Indians in play-offs as Royal Challengers Bangalore beaten
IPL 2023: Mumbai Indians in play-offs as Royal Challengers Bangalore beaten
Indian Premier League, Mumbai: Sunrises Hyderabad 200-5 (20 overs): Agarwal 83 (46), Sharma 69 (47); Madhwal 4-37Mumbai Indians 201-2 (18 overs): Green 100* (47), Sharma 56 (37)Mumbai Indians won by 8 wicketsScorecard; table
Sunrisers made it 200-5, with England's Harry Brook kicking out the first ball in the penultimate of their sleeves.
Unbeaten Green and Rohit Sharma, who was out 56-for-37, helped lead Mumbai to 201-2 and victory.< /p>
Royal Challengers Bangalore could have overtaken Mumbai by beating Gujarat Titans , but they lost by six wickets.
Shubman Gill hit an unbeaten 104 from 52, sealing victory Titans with a six in the final to take his side 198-4.
The previous result eliminated the Royals Rajasthan, who needed Mumbai Indians and RCB to lose to stand a chance of progress.
Sunrisers, who finished bottom of the IPL, mainly had to thank openers Mayank Agarwal and Vivrant Sharma for reaching 200 against the Indians as the pair went 140 in 13.5 overs.
Mumbai, needing a win to have a shot at the top four in the play-offs, lost Ishan Kishan early before Sharma and Green took control of their team.
Green hit his 50 on just 20 balls and, in making his first century IPL, hit eight sixes and eight fours.
The task of the Titans proves too tricky for Bangalore
Indian Premier League, Mumbai: Sunrises Hyderabad 200-5 (20 overs): Agarwal 83 (46), Sharma 69 (47); Madhwal 4-37Mumbai Indians 201-2 (18 overs): Green 100* (47), Sharma 56 (37)Mumbai Indians won by 8 wicketsScorecard; table
Sunrisers made it 200-5, with England's Harry Brook kicking out the first ball in the penultimate of their sleeves.
Unbeaten Green and Rohit Sharma, who was out 56-for-37, helped lead Mumbai to 201-2 and victory.< /p>
Royal Challengers Bangalore could have overtaken Mumbai by beating Gujarat Titans , but they lost by six wickets.
Shubman Gill hit an unbeaten 104 from 52, sealing victory Titans with a six in the final to take his side 198-4.
The previous result eliminated the Royals Rajasthan, who needed Mumbai Indians and RCB to lose to stand a chance of progress.
Sunrisers, who finished bottom of the IPL, mainly had to thank openers Mayank Agarwal and Vivrant Sharma for reaching 200 against the Indians as the pair went 140 in 13.5 overs.
Mumbai, needing a win to have a shot at the top four in the play-offs, lost Ishan Kishan early before Sharma and Green took control of their team.
Green hit his 50 on just 20 balls and, in making his first century IPL, hit eight sixes and eight fours.
The task of the Titans proves too tricky for Bangalore
