The Blasters have struggled through their last five outings, winning just once and drawing once in a run that has exposed serious weaknesses across their squad. That sole victory came against Triumph Knights MNE, a narrow four-wicket success that went to the final three balls and offered only brief respite from a broader pattern of defeats.
Two heavy losses sandwich their campaign. ARCS Andheri dismantled them by nine wickets with 25 balls unused, while Eagle Thane Strikers repeated the trick, winning by nine wickets with 28 balls in hand. MSC Maratha Royals beat them by 25 runs in a more conventional defeat.
The North Mumbai Panthers match ended in a tie before the hosts won the super over, a result that left nothing in the bank for the Blasters despite fighting hard enough to force the extra format.
Across these five games, the pattern is clear: batting collapses have been frequent, bowling has lacked penetration, and the team has rarely put together the kind of complete performance needed to win tight contests. The two nine-wicket defeats are particularly damaging, suggesting either that totals have been well below par or that the batting order has crumbled early. With just one win from five, the Blasters need urgent corrections to their approach.
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From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
ARCS Andheri148/1 (13.5)
NaMo Bandra Blasters144/9 (20)ARCS Andheri won by 9 wickets (with 25 balls remaining)
NaMo Bandra Blasters178/10 (17.5)
MSC Maratha Royals203/8 (20)MSC Maratha Royals won by 25 runs
Triumph Knights MNE178/8 (20)NaMo Bandra Blasters179/6 (19.3)NaMo Bandra Blasters won by 4 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)
North Mumbai Panthers228/8 (20) & 20/1 (1)NaMo Bandra Blasters228/5 (20) & 7/0 (1)Match tied (North Mumbai Panthers won by super over)
NaMo Bandra Blasters189/9 (20)
Eagle Thane Strikers194/1 (15.2)Eagle Thane Strikers won by 9 wickets (with 28 balls remaining)
