T20 Mumbai 2026: Match 11, BB vs MSCMR Match Prediction – Who will win today’s T20 Mumbai match between Bandra Blasters vs Maratha Royals?

Bandra Blasters (BB) kickstart the weekend in the T20 Mumbai League 2026 when they take on the Maratha Royals (MSCMR) in Match 11 on Saturday, June 6, at the Wankhede Stadium. Both sides come into the game on the back of different fortunes in their previous outing.

BB will come in on the back of a victory against the Triumphs Knights MNE. The Blasters chased down 179 in the last over after captain Suved Parkar scored 53 off 37 balls whilst opening the innings in the second innings. Jay Sanjay Jain provided the finishing touch with an unbeaten 49 off just 24 balls, having hit five sixes.

MSCMR, on the other hand, suffered a defeat at the hands of SoBo Mumbai Falcons, handing them their first loss of the season. The opposition chased down 153 in the final over despite Maxwell Swaminathan taking two wickets and conceding just 24 runs in his quota of four overs.

The Wankhede pitch plays differently in an afternoon game compared to an evening contest. In this T20 Mumbai League, the games that are played at 2 PM are usually more high-scoring due to the freshness of the wicket and no dew on the ground. Batters usually enjoy playing at the Wankhede thanks to the red-soil pitch, which makes the bounce a lot more consistent. The boundaries are also shorter compared to other major cricketing venues in India.

Suved Parkar (C), Dhrumil Matkar, Jay Sanjay Jain, Karsh Kothari, Prateek Kumar Yadav (WK), Om Keshkamat, Sagarr Chhabriaa, Atif Attarwala, Aashray Sajnani, Aadit Bahutule, Royston Dias

Siddhesh Lad (C), Chinmay Rajesh Sutar, Arjun Dani, Sahil Bhagwanta Jadhav (WK), Sachin Madhuker Yadav, Rohan Raje, Maxwell Swaminathan, Tushar Deshpande, Om Bangar, Aditya Dhumal, Irfan Umair

As things stand, Bandra Blasters captain Suved Parkar is currently the highest run-scorer in the Mumbai T20 League 2026. The right-handed batter has scored 193 runs from three matches at an average of 64.33 whilst striking at 172.32. He has a century to his name against the North Mumbai Panthers, hitting 110 off just 54 balls.

Though he has not taken many wickets in this season so far, Tushar Deshpande has been consistent and has not conceded runs at an alarming rate. The Rajasthan Royals bowler picked up only one wicket in his previous outing in the tournament, and he gave away just 26 runs.