Mukesh Ambani’s and Nita Ambani's Indian Premier League team Mumbai Indians won the trophy after which the Ambani family was spotted at Mumbai airport posing for shutterbugs. On Monday, the newlywed couple Akash Ambani and Shloka Mehta were also clicked at the airport holding the IPL trophy 2019 along with the family, serving major fashion inspiration with their trendy airport looks. The Ambanis posed with the golden trophy at the airport in front of cameras with a cheerful smile on their faces. Mumbai Indians on Sunday won the IPL 2019 finale opposite Chennai Super Kings for the 4th time by one run.<doc-sep>Mumbai Indians’ players were ecstatic after winning the trophy, which reflected through their on-ground celebrations. Nita went to the temple of her home- Antila to thank Lord Krishna for the win. (Photo: AFP) Mumbai: Mumbai Indians won their fourth IPL trophy on Sunday by defeating Chennai Super Kings by one run. Mumbai Indians’ players were ecstatic after winning the trophy, which reflected through their on-ground celebrations. Owner Nita Ambani celebrated the win by throwing a lavish party at Antila, the Ambani residence in Mumbai. But before hosting the lavish party, Nita Ambani made sure that she seeks God’s blessings. Nita went to the temple of her home to thank Lord Krishna for the win. Viral Bhayani posted a video on his Instagram, where Nita Ambani can be seen walking to the temple with the IPL trophy in her hands. The moment she enters the temple, she can be heard saying, "Jai Shri Krishna," and greeting the priests as they kept the trophy in front of the deity. For the party, Nita donned her team colours in true team spirit. She wore a beige kurta which had golden embroidery on it.<doc-sep>Mumbai Indians on Sunday night pulled off a thrilling win off the last ball of the match to win this year’s IPL title. With this win, the team owned by Mukesh Ambani have now won the title four times as opposed to three times won by Chennai Super Kings. They defeated the team from Chennai by one run after Sri Lankan Lasith Malinga got Shardul Thakur adjudged LBW with a perfect yorker in the last delivery of the match. The CSK needed just two runs in the last ball to win the title. Earlier, batting first, Mumbai Indians had scored 149 for 8 with Kieron Pollard top-scoring with his unbeaten 41-run knock while Opener Quinton de Kock played a knock of 29. Deepak Chahar had scalped three wickets while Shardul Thakur and Imran Tahir took two wickets each for the CSK. At one point it looked difficult for Mumbai Indians to win as they kept losing wickets with quick successions. But thanks to the superb knock of Shane Watson, who got out for 80 that the CSK lost grip on the match. In one over, Watson hit three sixes off Krunal Pandya’s bowling, thereby turning the tide in his team’s favour. Watson was run out in the last over of the match. His innings included four sixes and eight fours. While Mumbai Indians celebrated their fourth title, social media users shifted their focus to the team owner Nita Ambani, who was seen fervently chanting mantras in the last couple of overs of the match. Some Twitterati wondered if she could accompany the Indian cricket team to the World Cup given her secret mantras always worked, others sought to know what she was chanting. Hello Nita Ambani can you please accompany India on the world cup tour!!! Just to do that! ! #IPLFinal pic.twitter.com/yDmWU3FdRW — shilpi tewari (@shilpitewari) May 12, 2019 Nita Ambani’s mantra always work ?#MumbaiIndians — Saloni Dhanuka (@dhanuka_saloni) May 12, 2019 You know there is going to be a twist when they show Nita Ambani praying on the big screen. #MIvCSK — Roshan Rai (@RoshanKrRai) May 12, 2019 If only I can get the mantra that #nitaambani was saying at the owners dugout during the final..my life would be sorted. It works wonders. #MumbaiIndians #MIvCSK #IPL2019Final — G. S. Vivek (@GSV1980) May 12, 2019 With this result, Chennai Super Kings have lost to Mumbai Indian three times in four finals.<doc-sep>Nita Ambani said she couldn't bear watching the last ball of the IPL final ( Courtesy by BCCI ) It was a scrappy, error-prone match but the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2019 final between Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians provided a lot of thrills to the viewers. Mumbai Indians clinched a 1-run win in the last-ball thriller at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad after pacer Lasith Malinga successfully defended 9 runs in the final over. As losing captain MS Dhoni pointed out, both teams were passing the trophy to each other as fielding and catching errors dominated the narrative. MS Dhoni himself was run out for 2 while trying to pinch an extra run after an overthrow in Chennai Super Kings' chase of 150. On the other hand, Mumbai Indians dropped Shane Watson thrice as the CSK opener nearly snatched the game away from MI. Watson was run out in the 20th over of the match when CSK needed just 6 runs from 3 balls. When 2 runs were needed in the last ball, Lasith Malinga turned hero as the veteran pacer nailed a slower-ball yorker to trap Shardul Thakur in front. Umpire Nitin Menon who had missed what was arguably a straightforward wide call in Dwayne Bravo's bowling against Kieron Pollard in Mumbai Indians' final over got the LBW call spot on as replays showed the ball crashing onto the leg stumps. Unprecedented scenes from Hyderabad as @mipaltan became #VIVOIPL champs for the 4th time! Lasith Malinga showing his true class in the last over #MIvCSK pic.twitter.com/ZzVK0KHx5O IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) May 12, 2019 Rohit Sharma breathed a sigh of relief as he ran towards the middle from the boundary ropes. Kieron Pollard took Lasith Malinga on his shoulders but the Chennai Super Kings dugout wore a disappointed look. Nervous faces were a common sight on television screens as fans in the stadium were spotted praying during the tense final over. Mumbai Indians owner Nita Ambani was one of them as she was constantly seen praying from the stands in Hyderabad. Speaking after the thrilling win, Nita Ambani said she did not have the courage to watch the final over, let alone the final ball of IPL 2019 final. "The last over, definitely not [didn't watch]. And definitely not the last ball. I was just going by the cheers of the fans to known what's happening," Nita Ambani said. Heaping rich praise on captain Rohit Sharma who maintained his 100 per cent record as Mumbai Indians captain in IPL finals, Ambani added: "All the times Rohit has been the captain in 2013, 2015, 2017 and 2019. Congratulations for leading our team so beautifully." Akash Ambani lauded Lasith Malinga's ability to make a remarkable comeback in the final over after being taken to the cleaners in his first spell. "That's Lasith Malinga for you. He's the only bowler to have done it for 10-12 years now. He's a special man in our team. I was just praying just a wicket off the last and nothing else,"Akash Ambani said. Reflecting on the success mantra of Mumbai Indians who have become the 1st team to win four titles, Akash added: "I think it's the environment we create around the team, we treat the players like one family. We back them to the tee. I must credit the efforts of the coaching as well as the back-room staff."<doc-sep>
Mumbai clinched their fourth Indian Premier League title after defeating MS Dhoni-led Chennai team by one run on Sunday at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. The final match kept the fans enthralled as the winner-takes-all contest went to the wire and was decided in the last ball of the tournament. Mumbai co-owner Nita Ambani, who was watching the match live at the stadium shared her experience when the decisive last over was going on. "Last over I couldn't see. I just went by the cheers of the crowd," said Nita Ambani during the post-match presentation. "All the times Rohit has been the captain in 2013, 2015, 2017 and 2019. Congratulations for leading our team so beautifully," she added. Mumbai skipper Rohit Sharma picked Lasith Malinga over Hardik Pandya in the last over of the Indian Premier League 2019 final. Rohit was ready to carry the cross had the decision to use Malinga backfired but had a gut feeling that Malinga will be able to pull it off. The Sri Lankan repaid the faith his skipper showed in him defending nine runs off the final over. Rohit said, "Malinga is a champion, he has been doing it for many years for us. I was thinking of Hardik for the final over, but I wanted to back someone who has been in that situation for us before, and Malinga has been there many times." Mumbai's other owner and Nita's son Akash Ambani said, "That's Lasith Malinga for you. He's the only bowler to have done it for 10-12 years now. He's a special man in our team." "I think it's the environment we create around the team, we treat the entire team as a family. I must credit the efforts of the coaching as well as the back-room staff," he added.