Mumbai Indians vs Lucknow Super Giants, 47th Match, Indian Premier League 2026 - Player HighlightsMI vs LSG, 47th Match, Indian Premier League 2026 - Player Highlights

AM Ghazanfar to Himmat Singh, FOUR, 93.1kph, low full toss outside off, Himmat stays leg-side and leans across to drive it to the right of extra cover. SKY dives over the ball and the ball runs away to the fence. 17 runs off the over

AM Ghazanfar to Himmat Singh, SIX, 86.8kph, that should get Himmat going! Carrom ball from Ghazanfar but it's overpitched, Himmat gets under it and thumps it over long-off

AM Ghazanfar to Aiden Markram, 1 run, 93kph, very full, Markram drills it back to the bowler but Ghazanfar fails to stop it cleanly on his followthrough

AM Ghazanfar to Himmat Singh, 1 run, 89.4kph, trifle short and Himmat pulls through midwicket

AM Ghazanfar to Aiden Markram, 1 run, 88.5kph, length ball on middle-leg, worked through midwicket

AM Ghazanfar to Aiden Markram, FOUR, 88.3kph, full and down leg, Markram gets down low to sweep it square of the man at 45

AM Ghazanfar to Aiden Markram, no run, 93.8kph, very full, drilled back at the bowler

AM Ghazanfar to Akshat Raghuwanshi, 1 run, 91.4kph, leg-lined length ball, flicked through midwicket. Akshat wants the second and gets sent back. He makes his ground with a dive

AM Ghazanfar to Akshat Raghuwanshi, no run, 88.6kph, flighted delivery, full on middle, played back at the bowler

AM Ghazanfar to Aiden Markram, 1 run, 99.1kph, length ball on the stumps, worked through midwicket

AM Ghazanfar to Akshat Raghuwanshi, 1 run, 95.2kph, leans forward, taps this fullish ball in front of cover for a quick single

AM Ghazanfar to Akshat Raghuwanshi, 2 runs, 92.9kph, full delivery, Akshat Raghuwanshi jogs down the track and clips it in front of square on the leg-side

AM Ghazanfar to Nicholas Pooran, SIX, another massive over - 19 runs. Ghazanfar goes full and fast, 104.4ks delivery but it is on leg-stump, Pooran leans forward and muscles it down the ground. The long-on fielder could watch it sail into the second tier..

AM Ghazanfar to Mitchell Marsh, 1 run, 97.1ks quicker and around off, Marsh eases it to long-off and gets Pooran back on strike

AM Ghazanfar to Nicholas Pooran, 1 run, back over the wicket and goes full, 91.6ks delivery and Pooran mistimes the lofted drive to long-on

AM Ghazanfar to Nicholas Pooran, SIX, they are feeding to his strength. Another sliding into leg, Pooran crouches low and gets under the ball, slog sweeps it over backward square and sends it all the way

AM Ghazanfar to Nicholas Pooran, FOUR, this is Pooran at his best. On his day he can be devastating against any sort of spin. Ghazanfar drifts it into his arc and Pooran heaves it over mid-wicket. The fielder was at deep square and could only fetch the ball from the rope

AM Ghazanfar to Mitchell Marsh, 1 run, 110.5ks full toss on leg, Marsh makes room and drills it down the ground, Ghazanfar sticks his hand out and parries it to mid-on

AM Ghazanfar to Mitchell Marsh, no run, 100.7ks full and at the stumps, Marsh backs away and pushes it to extra cover

AM Ghazanfar to Mitchell Marsh, no run, 95.2ks dragged short and Marsh pulls, hits it straight to backward square

AM Ghazanfar to Nicholas Pooran, 1 run, darted full and close to yorker length, Pooran digs it out to long-on

AM Ghazanfar to Josh Inglis, out Caught by Suryakumar Yadav!! Ghazanfar strikes! Two fours and he picks out the fielder. It was the carrom ball, 93.2ks not all that short to play the pull and Inglis too didn't try to hit it over mid-wicket. There was a fielder at deep mid, so Inglis tried the straight-batted pull over mid-on, gets it high on the bat and miscues it. SKY runs back and takes a good catch. Josh Inglis c Suryakumar Yadav b AM Ghazanfar 13(5) [4s-3]

AM Ghazanfar to Josh Inglis, FOUR, sloppy from Chahar. He is not having a good day in the field. That's the second four he's conceded. Inglis opens the bat face and slices the drive towards backward point. Chahar dives over the ball and allows it to escape past him

AM Ghazanfar to Josh Inglis, FOUR, lovely hit! Inglis is quick to pick the shortish length, rocks back in the crease and pulls it over mid-wicket, one bounce and over the ropes. He uses the depth of the crease nicely