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Gujarat Titans vs Mumbai Indians

H2H · GT 5–3 MIVenue par · 206Chase success · 53%POTM · M Prasidh Krishna

Match preview & overview

Gujarat Titans beat Mumbai Indians by 36 runs in Ahmedabad

Gujarat Titans beat Mumbai Indians by 36 runs at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad, on 29 March 2025. Batting first after Mumbai won the toss and chose to field, Gujarat posted 196/8. Mumbai's chase never found the footing it needed after losing 2 wickets in the powerplay, and they finished on 160/6. M Prasidh Krishna was named Player of the Match. The result extended Gujarat's overall head-to-head record against Mumbai to 5 wins from 8 meetings.

Gujarat's innings was shaped by an exceptional powerplay. They reached 66 without loss inside the first 6 overs, well clear of the ground's average of 43, and then added 74 runs for 2 wickets through the middle phase. The death overs cost them 6 wickets for 56, which prevented a larger total, but 196 proved more than enough on the night.

For Mumbai, the arithmetic was simple enough in theory. Their 48-run powerplay was close to average, but two early wickets forced a more cautious rebuild through the middle. They scored 70 runs for 2 wickets in overs 7 to 15, which kept them mathematically in the game. In the death, only 42 more came as Gujarat's bowlers held their discipline at the back end.

Pitch report & venue insights

Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad95-match sample

Aggregate conditions from 2004–2026. Numbers that tend to decide matches at this ground — par score, chase success, powerplay averages and toss bias.

95

T20 matches hosted

206

Avg 1st-innings score

196

Avg 2nd-innings score

53%

Chase success rate

45

Avg powerplay runs

63%

Toss-field rate

Head-to-head record

Gujarat Titans lead the series 5–3 from 8 completed matches

Seasons 2022–2025

Series standing

Gujarat TitansGujarat Titans
5
Mumbai IndiansMumbai Indians
3

8

Total meetings

0

No results

8

In last 8

Recent encounters

Last 8
2025MI won by 20 runs
2025GT won by 3 wickets
2025GT won by 36 runs
2024GT won by 6 runs
2023GT won by 62 runs
2023MI won by 27 runs
2023GT won by 55 runs
2022MI won by 5 runs

Key talking points

Moments the match hinged on

5 angles

Headline angle

Gujarat's powerplay set the tone early

Gujarat Titans raced to 66 runs without loss in the powerplay, well above Narendra Modi Stadium's average of 43. That foundation gave them the platform to post 196/8, even after losing 6 wickets in the death overs.

Angle 02

Mumbai's chase fell apart in the powerplay

Mumbai Indians lost 2 wickets inside the first 6 overs, scoring only 48 runs. With the average powerplay at this ground sitting at 43, the scoring rate was adequate but the wicket loss left the chase too steep to recover.

Angle 03

Prasidh Krishna named Player of the Match

M Prasidh Krishna took the individual award in a match where Gujarat's bowlers held Mumbai to 160/6. After conceding only 42 runs in the death phase, GT's bowling unit earned its win as much as the batters did.

Angle 04

Gujarat lead the head-to-head 5–3

This victory extended Gujarat Titans' overall record against Mumbai Indians to 5 wins from 8 meetings. Three of those GT wins have come at Narendra Modi Stadium, including a 6-run victory in 2024 and a 62-run margin in 2023.

Angle 05

Mumbai's toss call backfired

Mumbai won the toss and chose to field, a decision that the 60% field-first rate at this venue suggests is common. However, the chase success rate here sits at 53%, and on the night Gujarat's total of 196 proved too stiff.

Betting & analytical angles

Angles the data surfaced

Observations from the venue data, recent form and historical trends. Editorial context, not betting advice.

  • Powerplay batting markets could be worth monitoring given Gujarat's history of strong starts at this venue. 66 runs without loss in this match against a 43-run ground average.
  • Top bowler markets may reflect value in death-phase specialists after Gujarat conceded only 42 in the final phase while Mumbai were restricted to the same.
  • Toss-related markets should be treated with caution: the 53% chase success rate here means neither fielding nor batting first carries a significant structural edge.
  • Player of the Match markets for pace bowlers may be underweighted in Ahmedabad, where conditions historically assist seamers in the evening and dew tends to affect second-innings grip.

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Frequently asked

Questions about Gujarat Titans vs Mumbai Indians

What was the result of Gujarat Titans vs Mumbai Indians on 29 March 2025?

Gujarat Titans beat Mumbai Indians by 36 runs at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad. Gujarat posted 196/8 batting first, and Mumbai were bowled out for 160/6 in the chase.

Who won the Player of the Match award?

M Prasidh Krishna was named Player of the Match. Gujarat's bowlers were particularly effective in the death overs, conceding only 42 runs in that phase.

What is the head-to-head record between Gujarat Titans and Mumbai Indians?

Gujarat Titans lead the overall head-to-head 5 wins to 3 across 8 meetings. Gujarat have won their last two encounters at Narendra Modi Stadium, by 6 runs in 2024 and 62 runs in 2023.

Where can I watch IPL matches in the UK?

IPL fixtures are broadcast on Sky Sports Cricket in the UK, with streaming available via Sky Go and NOW TV. Most evening matches in India begin in the early afternoon UK time.

Who won the toss and what did they choose?

Mumbai Indians won the toss and elected to field. Teams choose to field in around 60% of matches at Narendra Modi Stadium, but Gujarat's total of 196 made the chase too demanding.

How did each team's powerplay compare in this match?

Gujarat Titans scored 66 runs without loss in their powerplay, significantly above the venue average of 43. Mumbai Indians, chasing, managed only 48 runs but lost 2 wickets, which put pressure on the rest of the innings from the outset.

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