Mumbai, March 29, 2026: In a match that will be talked about for seasons to come, Mumbai Indians delivered a thunderous statement at the Wankhede Stadium, chasing down a daunting 221-run target set by Kolkata Knight Riders with four wickets and six balls to spare. What made the victory even sweeter? It came in their second outing of IPL 2026 — right after a disappointing loss in their season opener — effectively silencing the chorus of critics who had begun questioning MI's ability to chase big totals and start campaigns on a high note. The "first-match blues" had already cast a shadow. After stumbling in their opening fixture, whispers grew louder: Was the five-time champions' batting unit out of touch? Could they handle high-pressure run chases in the new season? Mumbai Indians answered with a resounding "yes" — and they did it in the most Mumbai way possible: pure firepower from the top order.  Rohit Sharma and Ryan Rickelton: The Unstoppable Opening Duo ...

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Cricket has always been more than just bat, ball and boundaries — it's a game steeped in tradition, superstition and moments that linger long after the stumps are drawn. But beneath the glamour of packed stadiums and roaring crowds lie stories that chill the spine: ancient castles where ghosts roam the corridors, hotels where taps turn on by themselves, and tragic events that left the entire cricketing world in mourning. These tales — some supernatural, some heartbreakingly real — have haunted players, teams and fans for decades. Here's a deeper dive into the most eerie episodes from cricket's shadowy side, with fresh details, direct quotes and historical context. The Ghosts of Lumley Castle Lumley Castle in Chester-le-Street, Durham, England, is a 14th-century fortress turned luxury hotel that overlooks the Riverside Ground. Local legend claims it is haunted by Lady Lily Lumley (also known as Lily of Lumley), a noblewoman allegedly murdered in the 1300s — thrown down a wel...