Mumbai 101-2 (11 ovs) vs KKR 187-4 | SCORECARD

Kuldeep's second over is ruined by extras. The fourth ball is a big wide down the leg side as wicketkeeper Uthappa can't get to it to give away five wides. Rohit drives the last ball down the ground and comes back for two runs, and with the throw at the striker's end, he ducks at the very last minute only to confuse wicketkeeper Uthappa, who lets it go through for four extra runs, and a total of six runs.

15 runs from that over as Mumbai reach 87 for one at the halfway stage, with another 101 needed from 10 overs for victory.

Chawla ends Pandya's misery with the right-hander unable to get going at all. He made nine from 10 balls before hitting it straight into the hands of the fielder at long-off.

A surprise move from Mumbai Indians as left-handed Mitchell McClenaghan comes in at No. 4, ahead of Kieron Pollard and Jos Buttler.

And he gets into the task immediately, carting Chawla for back to back sixes over long-off. Infact, Surya had a chance to catch the second six, but he misjudged it big time and let it go over the ropes.

Mumbai are 101 for two in 11 overs, with 87 needed from nine overs for victory.