Punjab Kings vs Mumbai Indians Qualifier 2 Turning Point | Trent Bolt dripped Mumbai Indians final ticket, IPL’s most expensive catch,

New Delhi. Mumbai Indians had to face defeat for the first time in IPL history by scoring more than 200 runs. Punjab Kings forced him to defeat. Punjab won the match by scoring 207 runs for 5 wickets. In this victory, along with the best batting of Punjab batter, some mistakes of Mumbai also contributed. Especially Nehal Vadhera’s catch was proved to be the turning point of the match.

Mumbai Indians gave Punjab Kings a target of 204 runs to win in the second qualifier of the IPL played on Sunday night. In response to this, Punjab lost three wickets for 72 runs at one time. This was the occasion when Mumbai Indians could put pressure on him. Captain Hardik Pandya also made a chance for this. He hit Nehal Vadhera in the 10th over of the match, a slow bouncer. Nehal bridge it with half-hearted heart. The ball reached Trent Bolt standing on the boundaryline. It could have been an easy catch in terms of IPL matches but the ball was splashing from the hands of the tract bolt.

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When Nehal Vadhera missed the catch, he was playing for 13 runs and the team’s score was 94 runs in 9.5 overs. If Bolt had taken a catch, this score would have been 94 runs for 4 wickets, which could have increased the pressure on Punjab. But this is a matter of agar-magar. The reality is that Nehal Vadhera took advantage of the life donation given by Bolt and pushed Mumbai to the backfoot by hitting 35 runs in the next 22 balls. When Vadhera was out, 48 runs were recorded in front of him on the scoreboard. He scored these runs with the help of 4 fours and 2 sixes in 29 balls.

Nehal Vadhera shared an 84 -run partnership with captain Shreyas Iyer before being dismissed. This was the biggest partnership of this match which was made in just 47 balls. This partnership gave Shreyas Iyer freedom to hit sixes. There is no doubt that leaving the catch of Nehal Vadhera became the biggest reason for Mumbai’s defeat. Mumbai Indians bought Bolt in auction for Rs 12.50 crore. This New Zealand pace bowled well throughout the tournament but left a catch and became the villain of the team.