Preity Zinta, Ricky Ponting in tense chat after Punjab Kings crash in Dharamsala

Punjab Kings co-owner Preity Zinta had a concerned look after the side lost their 5th game in a row in IPL 2026. In a nail-bitter, Mumbai Indians beat Shreyas Iyer's side by 6 wickets in a final-over thriller in Dharamsala.

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Priety Zinta chats with Ricky Ponting after Punjab's loss vs Mumbai Indians. (Photo: Screengrab)

Table-toppers in the first half of the Indian Premier League 2026 season, Punjab Kings have now slumped to five consecutive defeats. Their latest loss against Mumbai Indians on Thursday left co-owner Preity Zinta visibly concerned as she held a long discussion with head coach Ricky Ponting after the game.

Zinta was seen in a tense conversation with Ponting following Punjab’s six-wicket defeat at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala on May 14. Punjab failed to defend a total of 200 runs against a Mumbai side missing both Suryakumar Yadav and Hardik Pandya.

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IPL 2026, PBKS vs MI | Highlights | Scorecard

The defeat has severely dented Punjab’s playoff hopes. Once among the strongest teams in the competition, Punjab now sit on 13 points from 12 matches and are under serious threat from Chennai Super Kings, who have 12 points from 11 games.

Three consecutive wins for CSK from here could push Punjab out of the top four and complete a dramatic turnaround in the playoff race.

Zinta’s worried expression mirrored Ponting’s frustration during the game. The former Australia captain was seen standing near the boundary line outside the dugout during Mumbai’s chase and appeared unhappy with Punjab’s execution in the death overs.

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TILAK VARMA WINS IT FOR MI

Tilak Varma turned the match decisively in Mumbai’s favour with a sensational unbeaten 75 off just 33 balls. The left-hander, who had survived a chance earlier in the innings, punished Punjab in the closing overs alongside Will Jacks, who chipped in with a quickfire 25 not out off 10 deliveries.

Tilak sealed the win with a towering six off the penultimate ball of the innings, silencing the Dharamsala crowd and handing Mumbai a morale-boosting victory.

Mumbai may no longer be in serious playoff contention, but they continue to play the role of disruptors in the tournament. On Thursday, they executed that role to perfection by pushing Punjab further towards the edge of elimination.

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Published By:
Kingshuk Kusari
Published On:
May 15, 2026 00:07 IST

Table-toppers in the first half of the Indian Premier League 2026 season, Punjab Kings have now slumped to five consecutive defeats. Their latest loss against Mumbai Indians on Thursday left co-owner Preity Zinta visibly concerned as she held a long discussion with head coach Ricky Ponting after the game.

Zinta was seen in a tense conversation with Ponting following Punjab’s six-wicket defeat at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala on May 14. Punjab failed to defend a total of 200 runs against a Mumbai side missing both Suryakumar Yadav and Hardik Pandya.

IPL 2026, PBKS vs MI | Highlights | Scorecard

The defeat has severely dented Punjab’s playoff hopes. Once among the strongest teams in the competition, Punjab now sit on 13 points from 12 matches and are under serious threat from Chennai Super Kings, who have 12 points from 11 games.

Three consecutive wins for CSK from here could push Punjab out of the top four and complete a dramatic turnaround in the playoff race.

Zinta’s worried expression mirrored Ponting’s frustration during the game. The former Australia captain was seen standing near the boundary line outside the dugout during Mumbai’s chase and appeared unhappy with Punjab’s execution in the death overs.

TILAK VARMA WINS IT FOR MI

Tilak Varma turned the match decisively in Mumbai’s favour with a sensational unbeaten 75 off just 33 balls. The left-hander, who had survived a chance earlier in the innings, punished Punjab in the closing overs alongside Will Jacks, who chipped in with a quickfire 25 not out off 10 deliveries.

Tilak sealed the win with a towering six off the penultimate ball of the innings, silencing the Dharamsala crowd and handing Mumbai a morale-boosting victory.

Mumbai may no longer be in serious playoff contention, but they continue to play the role of disruptors in the tournament. On Thursday, they executed that role to perfection by pushing Punjab further towards the edge of elimination.

IPL 2026 | IPL Schedule | IPL Points Table | IPL Player Stats | Purple Cap | Orange Cap | IPL Videos | Cricket News | Live Score

- Ends
Published By:
Kingshuk Kusari
Published On:
May 15, 2026 00:07 IST

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