Rohit Sharma's explosive 81 propelled Mumbai Indians to a 20-run victory over Gujarat Titans in the Eliminator, ending GT's IPL 2025 campaign. Mumbai posted a formidable 228/5, fueled by Sharma and Bairstow's quickfire 47. Despite Sai Sudharsan's valiant 80, Gujarat fell short, managing only 208/6. Mumbai will now face Punjab Kings in Qualifier 2.
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