Who won yesterday's IPL match, PBKS vs MI: Yesterday IPL match report
Josh Inglis
Punjab Kings secured a spot in IPL Qualifier 1 with a commanding seven-wicket victory over
Mumbai Indians
at Jaipur on Monday, thanks to a brilliant partnership between
Josh Inglis
and Priyansh Arya. Chasing 185, Inglis scored 73 off 42 balls while Arya contributed 62 off 35 balls in a decisive 109-run partnership that guided their team to victory in 18.3 overs.
The win assures Punjab Kings a top-two finish in the standings, providing them two opportunities to reach the final. Captain
Shreyas Iyer
finished the match in style with a six off Trent Boult, remaining unbeaten on 26 off 16 balls.
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Punjab Kings, reaching the playoffs for the first time since 2014, will now host Qualifier 1 at their home ground in Mullanpur on May 29. The Eliminator will take place at the same venue the following day.
Mumbai Indians, batting first, posted 184 for seven.
Suryakumar Yadav
continued his impressive form, breaking Sachin Tendulkar's 15-year-old record to become Mumbai's highest run-scorer in an
IPL
season with 640 runs, surpassing Tendulkar's 618 in 2010.
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Ryan Rickelton scored 27 off 20 balls before falling to Marco Jansen in the sixth over. Rohit Sharma managed 24 off 21 balls before being caught by Nehal Wadhera off Harpreet Brar's bowling.
Kyle Jamieson made his debut for Punjab Kings, while Jansen played his final game of the season. Vijaykumar Vyshak played a crucial role by dismissing Will Jacks and Tilak Varma in quick succession.
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The match momentum shifted in the penultimate over when Mumbai Indians scored 23 runs off Vyshak. Suryakumar and Naman Dhir (20 off 12) provided crucial runs in the death overs.
Arshdeep Singh bowled an excellent final over, taking two wickets while conceding just three runs.
His opening spell had troubled Rickelton with swing bowling in both directions.
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The Punjab chase started slowly in the powerplay, but the partnership between Arya and Inglis changed the game's complexion. Arya displayed maturity in his third fifty of the season, playing sensibly while Inglis attacked from the other end.
Inglis's innings featured innovative shots including scoops and reverse scoops, while Arya's knock was characterized by sublime drives on the off-side.
The complete playoffs lineup will be determined after Tuesday's match between Royal Challengers Bengaluru and the eliminated Lucknow Super Giants.
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