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Shreyas Iyer Loses Another Final As Maratha Royals Beat Sobo Mumbai Falcons To Clinch Mumbai T20 League Title

Vishnu PN

Shreyas Iyer's SoBo Mumbai Falcons suffered a five-wicket loss to Mumbai South Central Maratha Royals in the final of the 2025 Mumbai T20 League on Thursday.

Shreyas Iyer lost yet another tournament final as Mumbai South Central Maratha Royals defeated SoBo Mumbai Falcons in the final of the 2025 Mumbai T20 League to clinch the title on Thursday.

Mumbai South Central Maratha Royals chased down a total of 158 in 19.2 overs in the final that took place at the Wankhede Stadium.

SoBo Mumbai Falcons’ loss in the Mumbai T20 League final comes nine days after Punjab Kings, another team that Shreyas Iyer led, lost to Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the final of IPL 2025.

How Maratha Royals defeated SoBo Mumbai Falcons

Mumbai South Central Maratha Royals won the toss and opted to field first at the Wankhede Stadium. SoBo Mumbai Falcons lost opener Angkrish Raghuvanshi in the fifth over. The Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) scored just seven runs from 12 balls and that too without scoring a boundary. An over later, in the sixth over, SoBo Mumbai Falcons lost their other opener Ishan Mulchandani (20), who was cleaned up by Aditya Dhumal.

Shreyas Iyer had walked out to bat at number three but even he failed to produce an aggressive batting display as he managed just 12 runs from 17 balls without scoring a boundary.

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SoBo Mumbai Falcons found themselves in trouble at 72/4 in the 12th over following Shreyas Iyer’s dismissal, but Mayuresh Tandel (50*) and Harsh Aghav (45*) forged 85 runs for the fifth wicket as the Falcons posted 157/4 in 20 overs.

Despite the dismissals of skipper Siddhesh Lad (15) and Sahil Bhagwanta Jadhav (22), Maratha Royals looked untroubled for a major part of their chase.

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India's title triumph in the 2007 World Twenty20 (Now called T20 World Cup) is what brought me to cricket. Since then, I have keenly followed all the highs and lows of Indian cricket. From having taken cut-outs of major tournament schedules as a teenager, to writing about my favourite sport and players, I have come a long way, so much so that cricket has become a regular part of my life. For me, nothing can beat a team with Virat Kohli in it, because I believe that the hard work that he puts up, and the commitment he has towards his team, is second to none. 

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