GT cruised past Mumbai Indians in a high-stakes qualifier to secure their place in the IPL final against them, thanks to Shubman Gill’s brilliant knock of 129 that powered them to an impressive total of 233 runs whereas MI faltered when trying to chase.
Hardik Pandya won the toss and elected to bowl first after winning it from Hardik Panyya of Mumbai Indians.
In this article, we will discuss the main points or high lights of Gujarat Titans vs Mumbai Indians Match Scorecard.
Here’s a clean table summarizing the last 5 IPL matches between Gujarat Titans (GT) and Mumbai Indians (MI), followed by key insights:
| Date | Venue | Winner | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 May 2025 | Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai | Gujarat Titans | 3 wickets (DLS) |
| 29 Mar 2025 | Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad | Gujarat Titans | 36 runs |
| 24 Mar 2024 | Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad | Gujarat Titans | 6 runs |
| 26 May 2023 | Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad | Gujarat Titans | 62 runs |
| 12 May 2023 | Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai | Mumbai Indians | 27 runs |
Mumbai Indians 218 (Suryakumar Yadav 117*, Rashid Khan 79) beat Gujarat Titans 156 (Will Jacks 76) by 3 wickets
Suryakumar Yadav scored his maiden IPL hundred to propel Mumbai Indians to a massive 218 for 5 against Gujarat Titans at Wankhede stadium, Mumbai on Friday. The opener hit six sixes and 11 fours during his 49-ball unbeaten 103 that earned MI their fourth 200+ total this season, adding 54 runs with Cameron Green (3 not out) for their fifth wicket stand that secured their win comfortably.
As raindrops made control difficult for both teams, GT won the toss and elected to bat first. Soon thereafter they lost openers Rohit Sharma (18-ball 29) and Ishan Kishan (31) before Rahul Tewatia posted an unbeaten 76 score in their first innings.
But it was the titans’ impressive bowling performance that kept them alive as wicket after wicket was collected by them. Mohammed Siraj removed Ryan Rickleton and Kedar Jadhav before giving way to Rashid Khan – the Afghan spinner picked up three wickets during his initial spell before returning in the 19th over to claim Mohit Sharma and Corey Anderson to keep up their momentum and stay competitive with MI.
With their victory, the Titans moved up to second spot with 17 points and are just a win away from qualifying for playoffs – although additional victories would likely be required over their remaining three matches.
Shubman Gill believes the pitch was somewhat challenging but believes his team did an admirable job of posting an adequate total on it despite dropping three catches during Powerplay. According to him, 210 would have been suitable on this surface.
MI lost their opening match of the tournament but are still well placed with an excellent net run rate and are in with a chance of making the playoffs with their healthy net run rate. MI has an excellent chance at reaching the semi-finals but must first overcome Rajasthan Royals if they wish to go all the way this time around – their first home fixture against them since winning by 27 runs back in 2021! Click here for all the latest IPL news.
Mumbai Indians 228 (Suryakumar Yadav 117*, Rashid Khan 79) beat Gujarat Titans 156 (Will Jacks 76) by 3 wickets
Mumbai Indians have proven one of the most successful teams in IPL history. Winning four tournaments and finishing runners-up three, this team is known for its star-studded line-up which boasts some of Indian cricket’s biggest names like Rohit Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah and Lasith Malinga – often called “big spenders” at auctions for purchasing key players like Lasith Malinga. Kieron Pollard captains this side that boasts some of the biggest stars Indian cricket has had on display over its 13 seasons of existence – winning four times and finishing runners-up three times overall in total! Kieron Pollard often oversees his side in winning or finishing runners up three times!
In 2010, Pune made their mark in the inaugural season of IPL by placing second. Over time, they strengthened their squad further by signing big-name players like Rohit Sharma and Zaheer Khan; Lasith Malinga and Suryakumar Yadav were also recruited; these additions enabled the team to further improve its finishing position and become an unstoppable force within league competition.
Mumbai Indians began the 2022 edition of IPL by winning eight out of their first 10 league matches, but lost momentum towards the end of the season and failed to qualify for playoffs. Instead, they placed third on the points table, facing Chennai Super Kings in an Eliminator matchup – after winning toss and batting first they restricted Chennai Super Kings to only 147 runs within 20 overs while successfully chasing down their target with six wickets left thanks to an unbeaten century by captain MS Dhoni.
Mumbai Indians have rebounded nicely since starting slowly during the 2025 season. Led by skipper Hardik Pandya and featuring players like Rohit Sharma and Kieron Pollard as part of its batting lineup; Jasprit Bumrah and Lasith Malinga complete their bowling lineup to form a formidable pair.
Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals are currently tied for fourth place in the points table, and will meet each other twice more this season at Wankhede Stadium on June 30 and July 2. Both matches will be critical in helping Mumbai Indians qualify for playoffs; their previous meeting saw Mumbai Indians prevail by 34 runs en route to victory at Wankhede. Mumbai Indians have proven incredibly dominant against Delhi Capitals throughout IPL play: winning 7 out of 9 meetings against each other as well as 2 of 3 playoff matches (though one was close during 2016 Final).
Gujarat Titans 147 (Rahul Tewatia 73) beat Mumbai Indians 156 (Will Jacks 76) by 3 wickets
Gujarat Titans (GT) managed to overcome two rain interruptions and an energetic Mumbai Indians side on Tuesday to register a three-wicket victory in their IPL 2025 Eliminator match here. Chasing an below-par target of 156 under the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method, GT made up ground from an ordinary start and mid-innings collapse to reach it with one ball remaining using this scoring method – propelling GT into first place on the points table while MI suffered their fourth consecutive loss in this tournament.
GT opener Sai Sudharsan proved his worth after an initially slow start, playing a composed 63-ball innings that helped guide GT to 218 on the board before Shubman Gill and Jos Buttler provided aggressive cameos during middle overs. Together they enabled GT to post 218 runs.
MI started their chase off confidently in the powerplay and raced to 57/3 before reeling under some impressive bowling from Rahul Tewatia (2/20) and Rashid Khan (1/41). Sherfane Rutherford (4 off 39 balls) and Shahrukh Khan (38) made contributions as they approached 150, but Bumrah struck back quickly in the next over with an audacious nip-backer that saw off Gill and Rutherford quickly in quick succession.
Loss of both wickets within four balls was enough to put MI’s chase on hold, leaving them languishing at 103/8 at halfway stage. Rashid Khan made up for it with an outstanding 79-ball knock containing four sixes and five fours while dismantling GT attack through his strokeplay to create an unforgettable night at Wankhede for himself and MI.
GT managed to break the deadlock in the final over, as Rahul Tewatia hit four and Gerald Coetzee sixes, leaving them needing three off the last ball for victory. GT’s victory came thanks to a misfield on the penultimate delivery, when Arshad Khan scored off it with an elegant single that sealed their win by three runs via DLS method. As a result, GT have won five consecutive matches, reversing their poor form during the first half of their season while ending 2017 on an upbeat note. GT have not been defeated in their last seven matches at Ahmedabad or neutral playoff venues, winning each time against MI in Mumbai and winning four out of seven clashes; each team having four victories over one another. Shubman Gill leads this rivalry in runs scored with 317 across seven innings played versus each other, his highest individual score being 129 during 2023 Qualifier 2 which marked one team winning one match and the other losing four of seven encounters between them.
