IPL Live 2020 / Mumbai Indians 5th time champion

Mumbai Indian has won the IPL for the 5th time. They are the team winning the tournament the most times. Mumbai beat Delhi Capitals by 5 wickets for the first time. Rohit Sharma made his 39th fifty in the title match of the title. This was the sixth final for Mumbai. Mumbai chased the target 2 times in 6 title matches. In 2010, she could not chase the target against Chennai Super Kings.

Delhi won the toss on the ground of Dubai, batting first and gave a target of 157 runs. In response, Mumbai lost 157 wickets in 18.4 overs and won the match, scoring 157 runs. For the team, Rohit Sharma scored 68 runs in 51 balls and Ishan Kishan scored 33 runs in 19 balls.

Rohit-Dickock gave a fast start Mumbai Indians were given a quick start by captain Rohit Sharma and Quinton Dickock. Both shared a 45-run opening partnership. Here Dickock scored 20 runs and was caught out at the hands of wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant at the ball of Stoinis. After this, the 90 runs team lost the second wicket. Suryakumar (19) was runout. After this, Rohit shared 47 runs for the third wicket with Ishaan.

For the second time, the captain of both teams put in the final

This is the second time the captains of both teams put up a fifty in the final. Earlier in the 2016 final, Hyderabad captain David Warner scored 69 runs and Bangalore captain Virat Kohli scored 54 runs.

Iyer and Pant put fifty for Delhi

Delhi scored 156 for 7 wickets. Captain Shreyas Iyer scored an unbeaten 65 and Rishabh Pant scored 56 runs. It was Iyer's 16th and Pant's 12th Fifty in the IPL. Iyer had his third and Pant's first half-century in the season. Both shared a 96-run partnership for the fourth wicket with 69 balls. Trent Boult took the most 3 wickets for Mumbai.

Iyer's second best score in the final as captain Iyer's captain Iyer remained unbeaten in the final scoring 65 runs. This is the second best score made by a captain in the IPL final. Earlier this record was in the name of Sunrisers Hyderabad captain David Warner. He scored 69 in the 2016 final against Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Delhi lost 3 wickets for 22 runs, Delhi's start was very bad. The team lost 3 wickets for 22 runs. Trent Bolt gave Delhi 2 early setbacks. He opened the account without Marcus Stoinis and got Ajinkya Rahane caught for 2 by wicketkeeper Quinton Dickock. Delhi opener Stoinis was out on the first ball. This is the first time in IPL history that a player was dismissed on the first ball of the match.

Jayant bowled Dhawan after that Jayant Yadav, playing the second match of the season, did not give Delhi a chance to recover. Delhi could only score 22 runs that Jayant bowled cleanly to Shikhar Dhawan (15), the most in-form player of the season. Apart from Bolt, Nathan Coulter-Nile took 2 and Jayant Yadav took 1 wicket. Nathan sent Rishabh Pant and Akshar Patel to the pavilion.

Bolt highest wicket-taker in power-play: Trent Bolt equaled Mitchell Johnson's record for most wickets during power-play in a season. Both have taken 16–16 wickets in the power-play. Bolt struck 36 overs, striking out 16 batters with a strike rate of 13.5 and an economy of 6.72. Johnson achieved this feat in the 2013 season.

Rohit became the second player to play 200 matches in IPL

Rohit Sharma became the second player to play 200 matches in IPL. Earlier, Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni played 200 matches in IPL. Apart from Mumbai Indians, Rohit has also played in the Deccan Chargers in the league. This is Rohit's 155th match for Mumbai.

A change in the playing eleven of Mumbai

Delhi captain Shreyas Iyer did not make any changes in the playing eleven. At the same time, Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma made a change in the playing XI. All-rounder Jayant Yadav got a chance in the team in place of spinner Rahul Chahar.