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Ashwani Kumar Dream Debut 💥 | KKR 23CR BARBAAD?? 🤡 | Mumbai Indians Crushes KKR 🔥 IPL 2025

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The Mumbai Indians (MI) have finally broken their losing streak in the IPL 2025 season with a commanding 8-wicket victory over the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) at Wankhede Stadium. Debutant Ashwani Kumar was the star of the show, delivering an impressive bowling performance with figures of 4/24, which earned him the Player of the Match award.

Match Highlights:

Ashwani Kumar's Stellar Debut: The left-arm seamer's 4-wicket haul dismantled KKR's batting lineup, restricting them to a modest total of 116 runs.

Ryan Rickelton's Dominant Batting: Opening batsman Ryan Rickelton led the chase with an unbeaten 62 off 41 balls, showcasing his prowess at the crease.

Suryakumar Yadav's Quickfire Knock: Suryakumar Yadav contributed a rapid 27* off just 9 balls, ensuring MI's chase was swift and decisive.

This victory marks MI's first win in the IPL 2025 season, providing a much-needed boost to their campaign. Don't miss out on these thrilling match moments!

Watch the full highlights and post-match analysis now!

Mumbai Indians Squad 2025 -

Rohit Sharma
Ryan Rickelton(WK)
Suryakumar Yadav
Tilak Varma
Hardik Pandya(C)
Naman Dhir
Mitchell Santner
Deepak Chahar
Trent Boult
Mujeeb Ur Rahman
Satyanarayana Raju
Robin Minz
Will Jacks
Ashwani Kumar
Raj Bawa
Corbin Bosch
Vignesh Puthur
Karn Sharma
Jasprit Bumrah
Reece Topley
Bevon Jacobs
Arjun Tendulkar
Krishnan Shrijith

Kolkata Knight Riders Squad 2025 -

Quinton de Kock(W)
Venkatesh Iyer
Ajinkya Rahane(C)
Rinku Singh
Moeen Ali
Andre Russell
Ramandeep Singh
Spencer Johnson
Vaibhav Arora
Harshit Rana
Varun Chakaravarthy
Angkrish Raghuvanshi
Manish Pandey
Anrich Nortje
Anukul Roy
Luvnith Sisodia
Sunil Narine
Rovman Powell
Mayank Markande
Rahmanullah Gurbaz
Chetan Sakariya

Mumbai Indians 121 for 2 (Rickelton 62*, Russell 2-35) beat Kolkata Knight Riders 116 (Raghuvanshi 26, Ashwani 4-24, Chahar 2-19) by eight wickets
Mumbai Indians (MI) got on the IPL 2025 board in IPL 2025 with an eight-wicket victory over defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), which took their record against those opponents at Wankhede Stadium to 10-2. The win was set up by the most unlikely source: a fast bowler named Ashwani Kumar picked up the best figures by an Indian on IPL debut - 4 for 24 - to knock KKR over for 116.
Ashwani is 23 years old. He had played only four T20s before this. Naturally, he was nervous when he was told he would be playing this game. He didn't eat lunch. It's possible he may never do so on any match day given how well this one went and how superstitious cricketers can be. Ashwani picked up a wicket with his first ball, and it was the opposition captain Ajinkya Rahane. Over the course of a dream day, he took down Rinku Singh and Andre Russell as well. This league does not present any higher quality of wickets.

The most impressive thing about Ashwani was how hard he was to line up. He has an orthodox bowling action. His speeds were largely in the early to mid 130kph. Those are the kind of bowlers that get smashed around in the IPL. But try as they might, KKR were not able to do it.

Ashwani came to prominence because of his performances in the Sher-E-Punjab T20 trophy last year, when he displayed an affinity for the death overs. Ashwani didn't really bowl in that phase of the innings against KKR, but did show why he could find success in high-pressure situations. It was his control of length.
Rinku tried to take him down, but one ball after using his feet and hitting him for four, he was caught on the deep-point boundary. Ashwani pulled his length back to surprise the batter. Russell tried to take him down, but one ball after clearing his front leg and smacking him through the line, he was beaten by a bouncer and then bowled by a 140kph pitched-up delivery that surprised the batter, again. Ashwani was innately aware of when to vary his lengths and was able to do so even when high-quality batters were attacking him and putting him under pressure.
Ryan Rickelton was beaten by each of the first four balls he faced. His first four came off an inside edge, first six off a top edge, and all of a sudden, it really did look like T20 cricket was flipping hard. A pitch that was supposed to be a belter - because of the pace and bounce on offer - was being harnessed by the fast bowlers on both sides to telling effect.


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