Majhi became the champion of Mumbai ISPL season-2: defeated Srinagar by 3 wickets in the final; Captain Pavle scored 22 runs on 9 balls

Mumbai captain Vijay Pavle batted at a strike rate of 244.44.

Mumbai defeated Srinagar by 3 wickets in the exciting final of the Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) season-2. With this, the Mumbai team reached the final of the tournament for the second time.

At Dadoji Kondadev Stadium, Srinagar, batting first on Saturday, scored 120 runs losing 5 wickets in 10 overs. In response, Mumbai scored 121/7 in 9.3 overs and won the title with 3 wickets.

Sagar-Akash’s century partnership Sagar Ali and Akash Tarkar came to Srinagar to open. Both shared a 108 -run partnership for the first wicket. Akash scored 59 runs on 32 balls. Put 3 sixes and 5 fours in inning. Sagar scored 40 runs on 23 balls. He also hit 4 sixes in the innings. Srinagar scored 120 runs for 5 wickets by batting first. The team lost 5 wickets for just 12 runs after a score of 108/0.

Sagar Ali scored 40 runs at a strike rate of 173.91.

Abhishek-Rajendra got 2-2 wickets A strong partnership of 108 runs was broken by ISPL’s most expensive player Abhishek. He caught Sagar Ali, the top scorer of the tournament, on the long off by captain Vijay Pavle. After this, he also sent Sanskar Dhyani who came to bat to the pavilion on a score of zero. Abhishek took 2 wickets for 18 runs in 2 overs.

The top wicket of the tournament, Abhishek also took 2 wickets in the final.

Rajendra Singh, who took the first and last over of Srinagar’s innings, took 2 wickets for 16 runs in 2 overs. He dismissed Lokesh for 3 and Dilip Binjwa for 1 run. Akash scored 59 runs and was run out on the last ball of the 10th over.

Mumbai lost the first 4 wickets for 64 runs Majhi Mumbai opener Mohammad Nadeem scored 12 runs in the first over of Prabajot to chase the target of 121 runs. However, he was sent to the pavilion by Suvronil Roy in the third over. After him, Yogesh Penker, who came to bat, put six on the first ball. But he was also caught by Suvaronil at the hands of 8 runs. Mumbai’s third wicket fell as Mahendra Chandan, here Suvronil took a diving catch on the outfield. Mahendra was dismissed by Raju Mukhi for 13 runs.

Rajesh, who came to take the seventh over of Mumbai’s innings, turned the match towards Srinagar. He took wickets on both his first ball. First Rajesh caught Rajat Mundhe, who was batting on one side, caught at Akash for 23 runs, while Abhishek Dalhor, who came to bat, dismissed LBW for zero. At this time Mumbai’s score was 64/4 runs.

Captain Penker overturned Mumbai captain Vijay Pavle along with Birendra Ram added 48 runs for the seventh wicket. Together, the two scored 37 runs in ISPL 50-50 overs. Dilip Binjwa, who was putting the eighth over, first applied 2 sixes by Yogesh. After this he took a single. Birendra Ram, who came on strike, put 2 six consecutive sixes. Total 25 runs were scored in this over but according to 50-50 overs, 12 more were added to his score. Vijay scored 22 runs on 9 balls. He hit 3 sixes. At the same time, Ram scored 14 runs on 6 balls.

Ankur won the match by putting sixes Mumbai needed 6 runs in the last over. The first ball of Raju Mukhi, who was bowling here, hit Ankur’s bat. The Srinagar team appealed and the umpire gave out. Ankur took a review and the umpire had to change his decision. He beat up in an attempt to reverse on its next ball, but on the third ball of the over, he put six on deep midwicket and named the final Mumbai. The team won by 3 wickets by scoring 121/7 runs in 9.3 overs.