MI vs GT

IPL 2022, GT vs MI Live Cricket Score Streaming Online: Gujarat Titans captain Hardik Pandya won the toss and opted to bowl in their Indian Premier League ...

Gujarat Titans vs Mumbai Indians IPL 2022 Live Score: GT's Hardik Pandya has won the toss and opted to bowl against Rohit Sharma's MI. Get GT vs MI Live ...

GT faced a loss in their previous game against PBKS and would look to return to winning ways when they take on the Mumbai Indians in tonight's game. David Miller, Rahul Tewatia, Hardik Pandya, Shubman Gill, and Rashid Khan have all produced impressive outings in IPL 2022 so far. Gujarat Titans have played 2 matches at the Brabourne Stadium so far in IPL 2022, having won both of them. Shubman Gill had scored two successive fifties in his first three matches in IPL 2022, but has failed to score more than 31 in any of his last eight innings since. Rohit Sharma has had one of his worst seasons in IPL so far. Tilak Varma has been one of the rare positives for Mumbai Indians in IPL 2022. Any target of less than 180 has been chased successfully by sides at the Brabourne Stadium in IPL 2022. With a strike rate of 137.94, Tewatia has been one of the most important batters for GT this season. With an economy rate of 6.92, Rashid has been the most economical bowler for the Gujarat Titans so far. Saha has scored with a strike rate of nearly 130 in the season so far, scoring 154 runs in five innings. “It's a nice feeling to be playing again, it's not ideal when you can't get on the park but you have to work hard in training and be ready for an opportunity when it comes. Rohit Sharma goes for a reverse sweep but misses the line of the ball.

Mumbai, May 6: Mumbai Indians defeated Gujarat Titans by 5 runs and claimed their second win of the season in a thrilling IPL 2022 encounter which went down ...

The wicket was slightly two-paced, it's about starting your innings, if you get off to a flier then you just run with it. It's tough when you are sitting off the field, especially watching your team-mates not get the result. Even today, we didn't play our best cricket, a lot of credit to the bowlers at the back-end. We wanted to do the same. It's important to back the skills you have. The way we started, we got stuck in the middle. We are trying to maintain the same squad as much ever possible. Rohit posted his highest score of the season but once he was trapped by Rashid Khan, Mumbai Indians' batters stuttered in the middle overs yet again. We did that pretty well, it was a great effort from the bowling unit. However, things started going sideways for the Titans as the set openers were dismissed in the same over by Murugan Ashwin. GT lost three wickets in quick succession and MI bowlers kept bowling well in the death overs. Hardik Pandya, losing captain: We'll take 9 runs in the last over on any given day, but the two run-outs didn't help us. MI pacer Daniel Sams defended eight runs and conceded just three off it and handed Gujarat their second consecutive defeat in the tournament.

"I noticed that in those two games [early in the season], I wasn't really committing to what I do really well. I was more thinking about the batter," says ...

That's one of the things I push on the side and focus on the ball I'm trying to execute." But being able to have the time to focus on and reflect what I do really well [when he was left out] have been able to help me in these last few games. But it was to kind of keep the ball away from him [Miller], bowl it nice and slow, and hopefully get a little bit of dip." I was more thinking about the batter, so it gave me time to work on and think about things I do really well and execute those in the game, and it seems to be working since I've gotten back in the team." "To kind of change the length a little bit. "I noticed that in those two games [early in the season], I wasn't really committing to what I do really well.

Dramatic last over sees Mumbai Indians' Sams defend nine runs; David's cameo at the end proves crucial.

He hit Mohammed Shami for a brace of boundaries – one to a full ball and one short of a length. He looked subdued against both the full and short balls – as if he was waiting for a weaker bowler to come on. The trouble is there are hardly any in the Gujarat Titans attack. From a score of 97/1 at the halfway mark, they could only reach 177/6 after 20 overs – that too after an excellent cameo by Tim David. In fact, the ’keeper displayed a special liking for Bumrah during the early part of his innings, a pulled six over long leg proving the point. He has been in the news more for his social-media timeline of late, but Saha again showed what an under-rated cricketer he is in this format. He is not the same player in franchise cricket either. He mounted pressure on Tewatia, Rashid and finally denied David Miller the breadth to hit the winning boundary, as Titans were smothered right at the end. Chasing what looked like an inadequate total of 177 with dew to help their cause, openers Wriddhiman Saha and Shubman Gill had put on 54 in the Powerplay enroute a 106-run stand in just over 12 overs. But the Australian left-arm seamer had the last laugh. Soon, Gill joined the party and runs began flowing from both ends. The result seemed to be a foregone conclusion before two run-outs by the barest of margins and a bizarre hit-wicket dismissal turned the match on its head as Titans fell five runs short.