Dhamaal in IPL, a lot of drama took place at 12.30 pm, if you fell asleep, then know the whole thing, when the entire match was held in one over …

New Delhi. This was the longest match of IPL 2025. This match between Mumbai and Gujarat started on Tuesday evening at 7.30 pm, but ended late Wednesday at 12.40 pm. Meanwhile, a lot of runs were scored, a lot of wickets fell and yes it rained heavily. This rain stopped the Gujarat Titans’ innings twice. When the game stopped at 11.52 in the night, Gujarat needed 24 runs in 2 overs to win and the wickets were left. Then came the Duckworth Lewis Rule. Under this, the target of Gujarat was reduced from 156 to 147 and one over was also reduced.

Finally, when the game started at 12.30 pm, the goal in front of Gujarat Titans was 147 runs in 19 overs. Out of this, 18 overs had been done and his score was 132 runs for 6 wickets. In this way, Gujarat Titans were to score 15 runs to win in the 19th i.e. the last over. This over was thrown by Deepak Chahar. Rahul Tewatia and Jerald Koetzi were at the crease.

11 runs on the first 3 ball
Rahul Tewatia hit a four off the first ball and took a run on the cover on the next ball. In this way, 5 runs were scored on the first two balls. Now 10 runs were needed in 4 balls. To face the third ball of the over, Jerald Koetzi came and sent the ball found on the slot for sixes outside the long boundary.

Only one run on free-hit
Now Gujarat Titans needed 4 runs in 3 balls to win. The fourth ball of the over went to the fine leg with Koetzi’s inside age. Scored a run. But this was the ball no. In this way, Gujarat Titans got free-hit. Rahul Tewatia was able to take only one run on the freehit.

Koetzi handed off easy catch on fifth ball
Now Gujarat Titans needed a run in two balls to win. But the drama was still left. The Koetzi got closer to the victory and was shocked. When one run was wanted, he tried to hit a six on the fifth ball of the over and was caught on the square leg.

Hardik did not ball, match the match
There was now one ball left in the match and Gujarat was one run away from the victory. Now the hope of Mumbai was also awakened. The talk of the superover started. Arshad Khan had come to the new batter at the crease. Arshad ran fast after playing this ball. The ball went fast to Hardik Pandya standing on midoff. Pandya was rapidly caught and throwed on stumps. His throw missed. If it used to be, Arshad would have been run out. The match would have been tied. But Pandya did not just throw the throw. He forgot under this pressure that even if he gave the ball to Suryakumar Yadav standing near the stumps, Arshad would have been run out. But this day was not of Hardik. After all, one of his over was finished in 11 balls. He also missed the last ball of the match.