MINY vs WF Live Score

4:03 AM IST And that's a wrap for today's thrilling match in the MLC 2025! Get ready for the next electrifying contest between Seattle Orcas and Los Angeles Knight Riders on Sunday at 8 pm GMT. Tune in an hour early to catch all the pre-match excitement! Until then, stay tuned and cheers!

4:02 AM IST Mitchell Owen, the Player of the Match, described his approach as simple and consistent, aiming to give his team a good start and take pressure off the middle order. He wanted to bat through but acknowledged that it doesn't always work out. Owen praised the wicket, describing it as flat and slightly two-paced when pace was taken off. He credited the coaching staff for backing him without discussion at the halfway stage. Owen also mentioned that his bowling is going well, and he's ready to contribute whenever the captain needs him, especially after the team suffered a couple of bowling injuries.

4:01 AM IST Glenn Maxwell, the Washington Freedom captain, expressed satisfaction with both the result and the performance, despite getting closer than he would have liked. He praised Mark Chapman's crucial role in seeing the team home. Maxwell attributed the slight slowdown in the latter part of the innings to uncertainty about the winning total, which left a bit too much to be done by the tail-enders. He noted that his dismissal and a couple of dot balls to the new batter built pressure, affecting the team's momentum. Maxwell emphasized his approach of trying to take pressure off the incoming batter by scoring early and building a buffer. He was pleased with the team's resilience, especially after a strong opener, and highlighted Chapman's opportunity to shine after others missed chances to hit the winning runs.

3:59 AM IST Nicholas Pooran, the MI New York captain, felt that 188 was a good score, but ultimately not enough against Washington Freedom. He acknowledged that the opposing team played well, particularly in the Powerplay, and that his team fought hard. Pooran reflected on his own dismissal, feeling that he could have been braver and that losing his wicket at that point cost his team 10-15 crucial runs. He recognized that his team had struggled with both batting and bowling in patches, but emphasized the importance of not losing by large margins. Despite the setback, Pooran remains optimistic, believing that results will eventually turn in their favor.

3:56 AM IST Stay tuned for the presentation...

3:56 AM IST Earlier, Quinton de Kock's half-century and contributions from Nicholas Pooran and Michael Bracewell helped MI New York post 188, but it wasn't enough against Washington Freedom. The Freedom bowlers, including Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Owen, and Ian Holland, each picked up a wicket.