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2024 SMAT NGL vs MUM – Result
| Nagaland | Mumbai |
| 107/10 | 108/3 |
Mumbai won by 7 wickets.
2024 SMAT NGL vs MUM – Match Details
| Match Name | Nagaland vs Mumbai of Group E |
| Match Date | 1st Dec 2024 |
| Match Time | 11:00AM IST |
| Competing Teams | Nagaland vs Mumbai (NGL vs MUM) |
| Venue | Gymkhana Ground |
2024 SMAT NGL vs MUM – Squad List
| Nagaland’s Squad | Mumbai’s Squad |
| Dega Nischal | Prithvi Shaw |
| Shamphri Terang | Angkrish Raghuvanshi |
| Sedezhalie Rupero | Shreyas Iyer |
| Hokaito Zhimomi | Ajinkya Rahane |
| Chetan Bist | Shams Mulani |
| Rongsen Jonathan | Suryansh Shedge |
| Khrievitso Kense | Hardik Tamore |
| Dip Borah | Shardul Thakur |
| Jagadeesha Suchith | Tanush Kotian |
| Imliwati Lemtur | Mohit Avasthi |
| Nagaho Chishi | Royston Dias |
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NGL vs MUM – Mumbai Took the Win With Ease
Nagaland batted first but Mumbai’s bowlers showed no mercy, with Mohit Avasthi and Shardul Thakur cutting through the lineup and dismissing them for just 107. Dega Nischal scored 42 and captain Rongsen Jonathan added 24, but once they fell to Avasthi the innings collapsed without resistance. The discipline of Mumbai’s attack never allowed Nagaland to build momentum, keeping the pressure tight from start to finish. In reply, Mumbai’s chase was commanding as Prithvi Shaw struck a fluent 40 while Angkrish Raghuvanshi anchored the innings with an unbeaten 41. Their 77-run stand removed all doubt about the result, and with 47 balls left unused, Mumbai coasted home to a win that looked inevitable from the very first over.

NGL vs MUM – Mohit and Shardul’s 6 wickets sealed the game
Mumbai’s bowling attack was simply too much for Nagaland to handle. Mohit Avasthi struck early and kept his rhythm, removing key batters including Dega Nischal and Rongsen Jonathan who were carrying Nagaland’s hopes. Shardul Thakur supported brilliantly from the other end, striking at crucial moments to clean up the middle and lower order. The pair finished with three wickets each, ensuring Nagaland never built momentum and were dismissed for just 107 runs. Their tight lines and relentless pressure highlighted the depth of Mumbai’s bowling resources.

NGL vs MUM – Shaw and Raghuvanshi smashed 80 runs upfront
Chasing a modest total, Mumbai’s openers came out with intent and immediately took control. Prithvi Shaw set the tone with crisp boundaries and a strike rate well over 130, showing his natural flair in the powerplay. At the other end, Angkrish Raghuvanshi played with maturity, rotating the strike while still finding gaps for fours and a six. Together, they added 77 runs in quick time, breaking Nagaland’s spirit before the halfway mark. By the time Shaw departed for 40, the job was virtually done, and Raghuvanshi calmly steered Mumbai home with support from Hardik Tamore.

NGL vs MUM – Mumbai shaping like another champion side
With Shreyas Iyer leading, Mumbai showed not just individual brilliance but complete balance. Bowlers struck in tandem, batters seized chances, and their blend of internationals and youngsters gave rare depth. This polished display marked them as true front-runners in SMAT, no longer late bloomers but genuine contenders. If they sustain such ruthless efficiency, Mumbai under Iyer’s captaincy look destined to add another championship to their growing T20 legacy.

| Team | ECON | Score |
| Nagaland | 5.35 | 107 |
| Mumbai | 8.92 | 108 |
2024 SMAT Nagaland vs Mumbai – Venue History&Analysis: Gymkhana Ground
Stadium Capacity: Around 10,000 spectators.
Stadium Address: General Choudhary Road, NCC Ground, Gunrock Enclave, Secunderabad, India
About the Stadium:
Gymkhana Ground in Secunderabad is one of Hyderabad’s oldest cricket venues, carrying decades of history and charm. Known for its modest size, it can seat around 2,000 spectators and fit up to 10,000 with standing space, creating an intimate but lively setting. The venue has witnessed everything from domestic battles to a Women’s World Cup fixture in 1997, earning a place in India’s cricketing story. During Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and local tournaments, the ground comes alive with passionate fans, boundary cheers, and a close-up view of the action that makes matches here feel special compared to larger stadiums.

Beyond its cricketing importance, Gymkhana Ground also reflects the sporting culture of Secunderabad. Surrounded by clubs and training facilities, the venue has long served as a breeding ground for young talent in Hyderabad. Many players who went on to represent the state and even the national side had their early matches here, gaining experience in its competitive yet community-driven atmosphere. The ground’s accessibility and old-school charm make it not just a stage for matches but also a landmark where cricket continues to inspire the next generation.













