The Mumbai Indians won the draw in Sharjah on Friday, asked the Chennai Super Kings to strike, and in two hours the scoreboard read 3 for 3 Then 3 for 4, 21 for 5, 30 for 6… Here’s a look at the dismal batting performance in numbers
3 for 4 – The Super Kings’ score after 25 overs Only once has a team had four goals for a lower score: Kochi Tuskers Kerala were four goals for two points against the Deccan Chargers in 2011 The score the Super Kings’ previous four-try low was 13, also against the Mumbai Indians, at Wankhede Stadium in 2013
3 – Points scored by the top four batsmen of the Super Kings in the collapse, the lowest of all teams in an IPL inning Previous low was four runs by the top four of the Kochi Tuskers against the Chargers in 2011
5 – Five wickets lost by the Super Kings in the power play, which is the first such opportunity for them in the IPL They have lost four wickets in the first six overs on several occasions, including two the last year Only once did a team lose more power play wickets – Kochi Tuskers vs Chargers Royal Challengers Bangalore had already lost seven wickets in five times, but it was only a five-a-side game due to the rain
3 – Number of times the Mumbai Indians took five wickets in the first six IPL overs The first two cases were in 2017, both against the Delhi Daredevils They took four wickets in the six first overs against the Super Kings twice before, both in 2013, including that year’s final
10 – Wickets for Trent Boult on the power play in this IPL, including three in this game He has taken three wickets more than any other bowler in powerplays so far
1 – This was the first time Jasprit Bumrah had hit twice in a power play over in the IPL Before this game he had taken two wickets in addition to 13 times in the IPL, but they were all in the second half sleeve
3 – Instances of five of the top six Super Kings batsmen coming out for single-digit scores in the IPL Incidentally, all came against the Mumbai Indians The previous two instances were at Wankhede in 2013 and Chennai in 2019
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