The match between Mumbai Indians vs Kolkata Knight Riders took place yesterday, in this match Mumbai Indians team broke a 14 year old tradition and won their first match to name their first win. In yesterday’s match, when both the captains Hardik Pandya and Ajinkya Rahane came for the toss, there was an incident, so now many questions are being raised about the Mumbai Indians team.
Half an hour before the match, when the team captains arrive for the toss, the host captain tosses the coin and then the cameraman zooms in after the toss. But nothing like that happened in yesterday’s match. In yesterday’s match when Hardik Pandya threw the toss then the toss was not shown, this time the camera panned the other way. So cricket fans are expressing their anger on social media after seeing this. Due to this incident in yesterday’s match, the Mumbai Indians team is being accused of match fixing.
Mumbai Indians have always had a slow start in the IPL, but they have won five titles during this period. The team last won their first IPL match in April 2012, defeating Chennai Super Kings by eight wickets. The team won five titles between 2013 and 2020, but their first match losing streak continued.
Rohit Sharma (78) and Ryan Rickelton (81) hit half-centuries in a 148-run first-wicket partnership as Mumbai Indians beat KKR by six wickets in the tournament opener to end their 13-season losing streak. “It was a long wait to win the first match of the season. Whenever we stepped on the field, our aim was to start the season strong. The whole team is very happy that we were able to do that,” Pandya said at the post-match presentation ceremony.
On choosing between Ryan Rickleton and Quinton de Kock, he said, “Ryan did very well for us last year. And Quinny is a great guy. He understood that we were backing one player and wanted consistency in the team. That approach worked. Whenever I see Rohit playing certain shots, everyone is in awe. His batting is not just great, it is overwhelming.”
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