Yesterday MI vs LSG IPL 2026 match result: What happened in Mumbai Indians vs Lucknow Super Giants clash at Wankhede?

Rohit Sharma (84) made a gratifying return from an injury-enforced layoff and Ryan Rickelton (83) gave another account of his hitting prowess as Mumbai Indians crushed Lucknow Super Giants by six wickets in their Indian Premier League (IPL) match at the Wankhede Stadium on Monday.

Openers Rohit and Rickelton put on their third century partnership in the IPL -- this time 143 runs -- and laid the foundation for the much-needed win. Mumbai Indians overhauled LSG's 228/5 with 229/4 in 18.4 overs. The win took Mumbai Indians' points tally to six from 10 matches.

After Nicholas Pooran, batting at no.3 for the first time in this IPL, made the most of some ordinary bowling from Mumbai Indians with a 21-ball 63, Rohit and Rickelton made merry during their 65-ball 143-run stand.

Rickelton continued his rich vein of form with commanding stroke play around the park. But Rickelton fell to Mohsin Khan in the 11th over, playing one straight to cover after a two towering sixes previously.

Rohit looked set for his third IPL ton but he top-edged impact sub Manimaran Siddharth (2/47) to be caught at short fine leg in the 14th over. Tilak Varma (11) failed to make a dent, while Mumbai Indians' stand-in skipper Suryakumar Yadav (12) was once again caught near the ropes, instilling some nerves in the hosts.

But Naman Dhir (23 not out) and Will Jacks (10 not out) completed the task. In the Powerplay, Mumbai Indians weren't off to a flier but 50 odd runs came off in first five overs. The hosts found the launchpad in the sixth when Avesh Khan was pulverised for 21 runs by Rohit. The LSG seamer constantly missed his lengths and Rohit followed a couple of fours with as many sixes.

Rickelton, who began with a six off Mohsin over deep square leg, lit up the chase with compelling shot-making against pace and spin alike.

While Jasprit Bumrah (0/45) remained wicketless and overstepped thrice, Corbin Bosch (2/20) applied the brakes on LSG's charge in the middle-overs as they looked set for a total in excess of 240 at one stage. As many as 21 runs came off the fourth over from Bumrah and there was further misery in store for Mumbai Indians in the powerplay.

Will Jacks fed Pooran with deliveries in his zone and the former West Indies skipper obliged with three massive sixes to race to 22 off eight from three off three. Pooran then tore into Allah hazanfar, clobbering two sixes and a four off the sixth over to fire LSG to 90/1 in the powerplay.

Pooran had gone without a half-century for 17 innings but he was certainly aided by Mumbai Indians' poor execution. He completed his 16-ball fifty with a six off Chahar in the eighth over and hit one more. Pooran and Marsh put on 94 for the second wicket off only 35 balls and at 123/1 after eight overs, LSG had the game firmly in their control.

But Bosch derailed LSG's charge with a double-wicket over in which he dismissed both Pooran and Marsh. From 123/1, LSG slipped to 160/4 after 12 overs and it might have been 160/5 had Bumrah not overstepped when he had Himmat Singh (40 not out) caught behind. Himmat did well to put on 68 runs unbeaten with Aiden Markram (31 not out).

IPL 2026 Points Table after MI vs LSG