Krunal Pandya battled severe cramps to score a match-winning 73 off 46 balls, powering Royal Challengers Bengaluru to a thrilling last-ball victory against his former franchise, Mumbai Indians. Despite immense physical pain, Pandya’s resilience and crucial partnerships revived RCB’s chase, securing a vital win that knocked MI out of playoff contention.
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