While Mumbai Indians suffered a three-wicket loss against Gujarat Titans in a rain-interrupted match at Wankhede on Tuesday night, three no-balls including one no-ball in the last over bowled by Deepak Chahar in Gujarat titans successful run-chase were one of the factors for the narrow loss for the Mumbai side. Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya, who himself bowled two no-balls, termed the overstepping as a ‘crime’ and shared how the no-ball ‘bites’ one post the loss. “It is a crime. Catches did not really cost us, but the no-balls, with my no-balls and even in the last no-ball, in my eyes in T20s, it is a crime and more often than not, it bites you. But I am really happy with the boys for giving their 120 percent, ensuring we were in the game and not giving up,” said Pandya post the match. Batting first, Mumbai Indians had set a target of 15 runs for Gujarat Titans to chase. But with rain interrupting the match including one rain-break late into the night, meant that Gujarat …