The Mumbai Indians are set to host a special match at the Wankhede Stadium on April 27, 2025, as they take on the Lucknow Super Giants in an IPL 2025 encounter. The match, scheduled to start at 3:30 PM IST, will be a celebration of the Mumbai Indians' annual "Education & Sports for All" (ESA) Day, where approximately 19,000 children from diverse backgrounds will be attending the match, including 200 children with special needs.
The ESA initiative, launched in 2010, aims to make education and sports accessible to children from all walks of life. By providing opportunities for young people to engage in sports and education, the Mumbai Indians hope to inspire and empower the next generation.

The children attending the match will get to experience the thrill of live cricket, interact with the players, and enjoy the electric atmosphere of the Wankhede Stadium. The event promises to be an exciting and memorable experience for the young fans, including the 200 children with special needs who will be part of the celebration.

Mumbai Indians vs Lucknow Super Giants: A Thrilling Encounter at Wankhede Stadium
The Indian Premier League 2025 is heating up, and one of the most exciting matches is set to take place at the iconic Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on April 27, 2025, at 3:30 PM IST. The Mumbai Indians will host the Lucknow Super Giants in a thrilling encounter that promises to keep fans on the edge of their seats.
Mumbai Indians have had a mixed start to the season, but they've shown remarkable resilience, winning four consecutive games after a rocky beginning. With five wins and 10 points, they're currently fourth on the points table.
Lucknow Super Giants have had a roller-coaster campaign, with five wins and 10 points, but a slightly negative net run rate puts them sixth on the points table.
The Wankhede Stadium pitches are typically perfect for T20 cricket, with light grass and sea breeze allowing the ball to move in the air during the initial overs. As the game progresses, the batters enjoy batting on a track where the ball comes onto the bat.