Best Memes from SRH vs MI, Match 41 – Funniest Reactions & Trolls

The entire Hyderabad was served with a Rohit Sharma special on Wednesday, as Mumbai Indians chased down the 144-run target with utmost ease, courtesy of the star batter’s 70 off just 46 balls against Sunrisers Hyderabad. The Match No. 41 of the ongoing IPL 2025 began with the MI skipper Hardik Pandya opting to field first after calling it correctly at the toss, and the decision paid instant dividends, as his bowlers sent half the SRH side back after just 35 on the board.

Trent Boult and Deepak Chahar were brilliant in the powerplay, dismantling the dangerous southpaw troika of Abhishek Sharma, Travis Head, and Ishan Kishan very cheaply, while Hardik Pandya also picked up a wicket in the form of Aniket Verma. Both the openers were removed by the Kiwi pacer, while Kishan got out in a controversial decision to Chahar.

Thereon, Impact Sub Abhinav Manohar played the supporting role alongside Heinrich Klaasen, and stitched a much-needed 99-run stand for the sixth wicket. The duo’s efforts though didn’t prove to be enough, as the side could only reach 143 for the loss of eight wickets at the end.

Boult was the pick of the bowlers for the visitors, as he not only started well, but bowled exceptionally well at the death to end with 4 for 26 in his spell at Uppal. Deepak Chahar picked up a couple, while Jasprit Bumrah and Pandya got a wicket each. The target didn’t seem a tall chase for the Mumbai-based franchise, and they had to be filled with intent right from the start to knock the hosts’ confidence down.

With an astonishing start to the innings by Rohit, the intentions were pretty much clear, and all it needed for the star batter was some support from the other end, which he rightly got as well. Will Jacks was involved in a 64-run partnership with Rohit, and then, Suryakumar Yadav too added 53 runs with his senior colleague.

Rohit departed for 70, but by the time he got out, the win had almost become a formality for the five-time champions. Yadav hit the winning runs, as MI chased down the target within just 15.4 overs and seven wickets to spare.