Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad IPL 2026 30th match on Monday Gujarat Titans (GT) And Mumbai Indians (MI) A high-energy bout between. After winning the toss, the captain of GT Shubman Gill decided to bowl first as the pitch seemed to provide some support for the fast bowlers initially. While Mumbai fans were hoping to break the four-match losing streak, the atmosphere of the evening took a dramatic turn due to a South African pace bowler in the final over adding to the heat in the humid air of Ahmedabad.
Kagiso Rabada’s 152.1 km/hr fast ball breaks Suryakumar Yadav’s stumps in GT vs MI match
The highlight of the first innings was certainly 5.5 overs, a moment that will be replicated on highlight reels for the rest of this season. Kagiso Rabadawho was already in his element, the maestro of T20 Suryakumar Yadav Rushed to face him. SKY had already given a hint as he sent Rabada over square leg for a high six and a straight boundary in the first half of the over.
However, Rabada’s response was an excellent example of aggressive fast bowling. In his third 150-plus delivery of the over, clocking in at a blistering 152.1 km/h, Rabada bowled the ball a little length and turned it inside out with accuracy. Suryakumar, trying to take advantage of his pace, attempted a classical cover drive. But the ball turned slightly inwards, passing between the bat and the pad. As a result, all three stumps were shattered on the ground. It was a brilliant ball that forced the world’s best T20 batsman back for 15 off 10 balls, leaving MI struggling at 44/3.
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Quinton de Kock ✅
Surya Kumar Yadav ✅Kagiso Rabada with a fine piece of new-ball bowling 👌
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MI stumble early against an efficient GT attack
Suryakumar’s dismissal was the focal point of a major collapse for the five-time champions. Mumbai’s top order could not gather any momentum against Gujarat’s bowling unit, which was playing with surgical efficiency. Rabada was the main adversary, finishing his first spell with astonishing figures of 3/29 from 3 overs. He soon debuted Danish Malewar (2) was made LBW and then dangerous Quinton de Kock (13) was dismissed due to excess pace, caught by the bowler himself.
When the strategic timeout came at the 14 over mark, Mumbai Indians were struggling at 103/4. Whereas Plant Man provided some resistance by scoring 45 runs in 32 balls (6 fours, 1 six), but eventually he Prasidh Krishna Got caught and out.
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