In a thrilling final, Mumbai Indians (MI) defeated Dubai Capitals (DC) by 45 runs to win the ILT20 2024 title. MI's batting powerhouse, led by Muhammad Waseem and Kusal Perera, put up a formidable total of 208 runs. Despite a valiant effort from DC's Nicholas Pooran and Sam Billings, MI's strong bowling attack proved to be too much for them.
Mumbai Indians Crowned ILT20 2024 Champions
In an exciting conclusion to the inaugural ILT20 tournament, Mumbai Indians (MI) emerged victorious over Dubai Capitals (DC), claiming the championship title with a commanding 45-run victory.
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MI set the stage with an impressive batting performance, thanks to stellar contributions from Muhammad Waseem (84 runs) and Kusal Perera (62 runs). Their aggressive innings propelled MI to a formidable total of 208 runs.
Despite a gallant effort from DC's Nicholas Pooran (61 runs) and Sam Billings (54 runs), MI's potent bowling lineup proved unyielding. The trio of Basil Thampi, Unadkat, and Bumrah combined for seven wickets, effectively restricting DC's run chase.
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