Chennai 89-3 (10 ovs) vs Mumbai 173-8 | Scorecard

Anderson comes back for his second spell. He hits his New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum flush on the face with a quick bouncer as he tries to pull it.

Raina steers the last ball of that over past point for a boundary.

Chennai's batsmen having some problems against Harbhajan, who is bowling much slower today and giving it plenty of air. McCullum tries to play the reverse sweep but fails to connect as Mumbai's player appeal for a catch off the gloves but it is turned down and rightly so.

McCullum then chips down the track and hits a huge six over long-off to settle some nerves in the CSK camp.

McCullum is dropped at long-on as he hits Pragyan Ojha down the ground but substitute fielder Ben Dunk not only fails to take the catch but also spills it over the ropes to give away a six.

But Ojha gets his man off the very next delivery. McCullum chips down the track but is beaten and wicketkeeper Tare completes an easy stumping to dismiss the right-hander for 14 from 11 balls.

Chennai are 89 for three in 10 overs with Raina on nine and David Hussey on one. They need 85 runs from 10 overs for victory.