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MI New York had one of the most amazing comebacks in franchise T20 history. After losing six of their first seven games this season. They won the 2025 Major League Cricket (MLC) title with a five-run win over reigning champions Washington Freedom at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas. Freedom was chasing 181 and required 12 runs from the last over. Which was bowled by Rushil Ugarkar, 22, with captain Glenn Maxwell and a composed Glenn Phillips at the crease. After Maxwell hit a single off the first ball, Phillips hit another one. Then Maxwell missed the third ball with a strong swipe. Maxwell tried to slog over midwicket with 10 needed off 3. But mistimed the ball high over long-on, where Michael Bracewell caught it. Freedom needed 10 runs off the last ball as new hitter Obus Pienaar swung and did not work at the fifth delivery, finally capping MINY's incredible comeback. Freedom's run-chase got off to a terrible start. When they lost Mitchell Owen and Andries Gous to Trent Boult in the first over and were struggling at 0 for 2 before Rachin Ravindra and Jack Edwards' 84-run partnership steadied the innings. With 70 off 41 balls, including 8 fours and 2 sixes, Ravindra led the way, while Edwards added 33 off 22. In the ninth over, Edwards was caught at long-on by Nosthush Kenjige, ending the partnership. MI New York Ravindra and Glenn Phillips (48 not out) added 46 more runs. But MINY took back control as Ravindra was dismissed by Rushil Ugarkar in the 16th over. After slicing a wide slower ball to extra cover. Boult let up just 12 runs in the 19th over. Leaving 12 needed from the final over, in which a composed Ugarkar easily defended the runs. Phillips kept Washington in the chase with two sixes off Tristan Luus in the 18th over. Earlier in the day, Quinton de Kock formed a 72-run opening partnership with Monank Patel, who hit 28 off 22 balls before mistiming a Lockie Ferguson delivery to cover. Kock top-scored with a fluid 46-ball 77 that included six four

In the fourth Twenty20 International of the five-match series, India (IND) will play England (ENG). On January 31 at 7:00 PM IST, the game will take place at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune, India. https://jovenbaba.com/ Here are the top player options, the pitch report, the Jovenbaba predictions, the fantasy cricket tips, and the best-predicted starting squads for the match's fantasy contests before the game. Match Preview: India will play England in the fourth Twenty20 International on January 31 at Pune's MCA Stadium. In the third Twenty20 International in Rajkot, England was able to maintain the series with a 26-run victory thanks to the excellent work of their bowlers in holding back the formidable Indian batting lineup. India still has a 2-1 lead in the series. According to cricket reports, if India wins in Pune, they will secure the T20I series and render the last match in Mumbai meaningless. Nevertheless, India changed their playing lineup for the last match, benching Arshdeep Singh and adding Mohammed Shami. When the English opening batsmen stitched a partnership of 50+ runs for the first time in the series, the impact was immediately apparent. IND vs ENG: Match Details Match: India (IND) vs England (ENG), 4th T20I, India vs England T20I series 2025 Match Date: January 31 (Friday) Time: 07:00 PM IST / 1:30 PM GMT Venue: Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune IND vs ENG: Pitch forecast for 4th T20I, Pune There is a good batting pitch at Pune's MCA Stadium. The outcome may vary depending on the dew in the second innings. The IPL has seen some high-scoring matches played here. Given that the two teams' bowling strengths differ, we could witness another exciting match between them in Pune. IND vs ENG: Predicted XIs: India: Abhishek Sharma, Sanju Samson (wk), Tilak Varma, Suryakumar Yadav ©, Hardik Pandya, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Ravi Bishnoi, Arshdeep Singh, Mohammad Shami and Varun Chakravarthy England: Ben Duckett,

Match Overview: In Match 27 of the ongoing IPL 2025, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) will play Punjab Kings (PBKS) at Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Saturday, April 12. Interestingly, both teams' season-long fortunes have been very different. One of the favorites to win the table, SRH, hasn't had a memorable season thus far. They've dropped their last four games after thrashing 286 in their season opener. They have scored 163, 120, and 152 in their last three games, demonstrating the failure of their too aggressive batting approach. Ishan Kishan hasn't been playing at his best, and Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma have had trouble getting out to a strong start. The team has the highest bowling average (41.47) and the worst economy (10.73) in the league, which hasn't helped either. In addition, the absence of a good spinner still plagues them, and captain Pat Cummins has been costly with the ball. After defeating CSK by a commanding 18 runs, PBKS will enter this match in fourth place with three victories from their last four games. Every game, a new match-winner steps up, and their batting unit is thriving. Although prominent players like Glenn Maxwell and Marcus Stoinis haven't made significant contributions, Punjab has been a talented team. SRH vs PBKS Match Details: Match: IPL 2025: Sunrisers Hyderabad vs. Punjab Kings, Match 27 Date & Time: Saturday, April 12, 2025, 7:30 PM (IST) Venue: Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad Live Streaming: JioHotstar Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Pitch Report: This season, Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium has mainly been a batting haven. However, in their last three games, SRH's scores have decreased. It is one of the IPL's highest-scoring grounds, with an average first-inning score of 213 over the last ten games. Sixty percent of the games have been won by teams that bat first. Even if the most recent game was low-scoring, this is probably an outlier. It is expected that the w

The Texas Super Kings easily defeated the Washington Freedom in a rain-shortened five-overs-a-side match on Wednesday night in Lauderhill, adding another get to the competition for the top two positions in MLC 2025. TSK moved up to №2 on the points standings with the 43-run victory, while Freedom fell to third place after eight games each. Together, they have 12 points, however the San Francisco Unicorns lead due to their superior net run-rate. Freedom won the toss and chose to field, and it looked to be the perfect decision when Daryl Mitchell (6) retired out and Marcus Stoinis (2) fell cheaply. However, TSK reached 87 in five overs thanks to an unbroken third-wicket stand in which №3 Shubham Ranjane and №4 Donovan Ferreira hammered 53 runs in only 12 balls. Ferreira stroked a nine-ball 37 and Ranjane top-scored with 39 in 14 balls. Nandre Burger destroyed the Freedom top order, which was full of powerful internationals, early on by bowling Glenn Maxwell (0) and Rachin Ravindra (10) off the final two balls of the first over. Then, in the second over, Mitchell Owen was removed by Akeal Hosein. Despite Glenn Phillips' contribution of 18 runs in 11 balls and his final perfect status, Freedom failed to locate enough boundaries to turn the chase into a battle. Texas Super Kings hit four fours and eight sixes overall, while Freedom struck three fours and three sixes. The boundaries of TSK were all drawn by Ferreira and Ranjane.