After losing the IPL 2025 Final to RCB, PBKS' Shreyas Iyer missed out once again in the finals, This team defeated him in.....
Shreyas Iyer had to face the pain of losing the final for the second time in a row within 10 days. Under his captaincy, Punjab Kings had to face defeat in a close match at the hands of Royal Challengers Bangalore in the final of IPL 2025. He could not get Punjab the first IPL title.
Iyer's wounds were not yet healed that now he had to go through the pain of losing another final. His captain SoBo Mumbai Falcons had to face defeat in the title match of T20 Mumbai League 2025. Mumbai South Central Maratha Royals won the title by defeating Mumbai Falcons.
Batting first, the Falcons had a bad start. Raghuvanshi scored only seven runs off 12 balls, while Iyer scored 12 runs off 17 balls. Other top-order batsmen also failed to live up to expectations and the pressure came on the middle order.
Batting at number five and six, Mayuresh Tandel and Harsh Aghav scored unbeaten 50 and 45 runs, helping the Falcons score 157 runs in the first innings.
Sahil gave a quick start to the Maratha team chasing the target and scored 22 runs off 12 balls.
Batting at number three, Chinmay Rajesh Sutar laid the foundation for victory by scoring 53 runs off 49 balls. Avais Khan Naushad also played an important role by scoring 38 runs.
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