Marcus Stoinis gives Rohit Sharma an aggressive shipment

Marcus stoinisOn Sunday (June 1), he showed his penalty once again giving Punjab Kings a breakthrough in the qualifying 2 IPL 2025 against the Mumbai Indians at the Narendra Stadium Modi of Ahmedabad.

The start of the game was delayed two hours due to the rain and a damp field. Before, Punjab Kings Skipper Shreyas iyer He had won the launch and had first chosen in the virtual semifinal.

Also read: Who will qualify for the final IPL if PBKs vs mi is washed to rain?

Your daily dose of cricket!

Many bowling changes occur for shreyas iyer

After the game finally started, Iyer decided to present Marcus Stoinis in the attack in third place of the game and moved immediately. Australia AllRounder gave Punjab Kings a great breakthrough in saying goodbye Rohit Sharma to the second ball of its overcoming.

Rohit had managed to score only 4 runs of 5 balls at the end of the second and decided to go after Marcus Stoinis to the third. He welcomed the kings of Punjab AllRounder in the attack by hitting his first ball for a four.

Stoinis breaks the opening collaboration

However, Marcus Stoinis made the last laugh when Rohit fired at the next installment. It was a ball of stoinis length and Rohit decided to leave. However, the former Captain of the Mumbai Indians ended up hitting the ball directly to Vijaykumar Vyshak on the leg of the deep square.

And when Vyshak completed the capture, Stoinis decided to hold the wick by giving Rohit an aggressive shipment. He was bombed as he threw his chest and left a roar.

Look at Marcus Stoinis’s celebration after dismissing Rohit Sharma

PIc.TwITTWithr.corM/fjkKZGwoneL2

– Cricalk (@cricalk7) JonenWith 1, 2025

Losing Rohit soon would be a great blow to Mumbai. The veteran All Rounder had performed a game winning performance in the last game against Gujarat Titans. He had marked 81 runs and was also awarded to the game player.

Arriving at the game, the Mumbai Indians were 43/1 after 4 points at the time of writing this report. Jonny Baazstow And Tilak Varma was beating in the middle for five times champions.