Mumbai Indians’ (MI) emphatic 100-run victory over Rajasthan Royals (RR) in Jaipur wasn't just a crucial win in their playoff push — it was packed with historic statistical milestones.

???? Six Wins in a Row for MI

MI have now won six consecutive matches in IPL 2025 — their joint-longest winning streak in IPL history, previously achieved in 2008 and 2017. This comeback comes after a shaky start, where they lost 4 of their first 5 games.

???? Unbeaten When Defending 200+

With this win, MI extended their perfect record while defending 200+ totals in the IPL to 17-0. Across all men’s T20 matches, they now hold an 18-0 record — the best by any team when defending 200 or more.

???? First Win in Jaipur Since 2012

The win against RR was MI’s first victory in Jaipur since 2012, breaking a streak of four straight losses at the venue from 2013 to 2024. The last win there came via a 10-wicket triumph.

???? Third 100+ Run Victory in IPL

This was MI’s third win by a margin of 100 or more runs in IPL history. Only RCB (4 times) have won by such a margin more often.
For RR, this was their second-biggest defeat ever by runs — behind the 112-run loss to RCB in 2023.

???? Record-Breaking Total in Jaipur

MI’s total of 217/2 is now the joint-highest team total at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium, equalling Sunrisers Hyderabad’s 217/6 against RR in 2023. It also stands as MI’s highest score vs RR in IPL history.

???? Four MI Batters with 40+

For just the fourth time in IPL history, four batters from one team scored 40+ runs in the same innings. For MI, those were:

• Ryan Rickelton (61)
• Rohit Sharma (53)
• Suryakumar Yadav (48)*
• Hardik Pandya (48)*
   

Only once before have a team’s top four batters all scored 40+ — CSK vs RR in 2011.

???? Suryakumar Sets IPL Consistency Record

Suryakumar Yadav now holds the record for the longest streak of 25+ scores in IPL history — 11 consecutive innings — surpassing Robin Uthappa’s record of 10 in 2014.

???? Rohit Sharma’s T20 Legacy

With his knock against RR, Rohit Sharma crossed 6000 T20 runs for MI. He becomes only the second player in history to do so for a single T20 team, after Virat Kohli’s 8871 runs for RCB.

???? Bowling Brilliance: Fast Five

MI needed just 29 balls to take RR’s first five wickets, their quickest collapse forced in an IPL innings. This is among the fastest powerplay breakdowns ever in IPL history.

???? Dominance on Short Balls

MI batters demolished RR pacers on short and short-of-good-length deliveries, scoring 61 off 22 balls at a strike rate of 281.81. RR, by contrast, managed just 34 off 38 and lost 5 wickets on similar lengths