Rohit Sharma and Ryan Rickelton

New Delhi: Rohit Sharma Scored 84 runs on return from injury Ryan Rickelton made as 83 Mumbai Indians Defeated Lucknow Super Giants by six wickets in Mumbai in the IPL 2026 match on Monday.The two openers added 143 runs for the first wicket, their third century partnership in the IPL, and started the chase. Chasing LSG’s target of 228 runs for five wickets, Mumbai Indians scored 229 runs for four wickets in 18.4 overs.First, nicholas puran Scored 63 runs in 21 balls to lift LSG after slow pace in the middle overs. He took advantage of MI’s loose bowling.Rohit missed five matches due to a hamstring injury against Royal Challengers Bangalore on April 12. He hit seven sixes and six fours in his 44-ball innings as Rickelton continued his form.Rickelton was out in the 11th over on the bowling of Mohsin Khan after hitting two sixes. Rohit looked headed for a century, but in the 14th over, he was caught at short fine leg by Manimaran Siddharth, who took 2 wickets for 47 runs.Tilak Verma scored 11 runs, while stand-in captain Suryakumar Yadav scored 12 runs before being out near the boundary line again. Naman Dhir remained unbeaten on 23 and Will Jacques remained unbeaten on 10 as MI completed the chase.Mumbai Indians scored almost 50 runs in the first five overs, before Rohit attacked in the sixth over and hit 21 runs off Avesh Khan with the help of fours and sixes.Highest target chased in IPL

The previous highest target chased by MI was 221 against KKR at the same venue earlier this season.Rickelton also scored freely, starting with a six off Mohsin and playing shots against both pace and spin.For LSG, Pooran’s knock of 63 off 20 balls helped them reach 228 for five. He hit eight sixes and one four. Mitchell Marsh scored 44 runs in 25 balls.Jasprit Bumrah did not get any wicket, gave away 45 runs and overstepped three times. Corbin Bosch took 2 for 20 and slowed down LSG in the middle overs when they looked set for 240-plus.Bumrah gave 21 runs in the fourth over, where Marsh hit him for a four. Pooran attacked Will Jacques with three sixes in the powerplay and later hit two sixes and a four on AM Ghazanfar in the sixth over. LSG reached 90 for one in six overs, which is the joint second highest score in the powerplay by a visiting team against MI at this ground.Pooran, who had not scored a half-century in his previous 17 innings, completed his half-century in 16 balls by hitting a six off Deepak Chahar. He and Marsh added 94 runs in 35 balls for the second wicket. LSG were in control at 123 for one after eight overs.After this, Bosch dismissed both Pooran and Marsh in the same over. LSG dropped from 123 for one wicket to 160 for four in 12 overs. The score could have been 160 runs for five wickets, but Bumrah went ahead after Himmat Singh was caught behind the wicket. Himmat remained unbeaten on 40 and added 68 runs with Aiden Markram, who scored 31 not out.