GUJARAT WIN BY 5 WICKETS!

Gujarat 164-5 (18 ovs) vs Kolkata 158-4 | Scorecard

Dinesh Karthik hit a quickfire half-century, slamming 51 from 29 balls, while seamer Praveen Kumar produced a good spell with the ball, talking two wickets as Gujarat Lions outclassed Kolkata Knight Riders by five wickets.

After being put into bat, KKR recovered from a top order collapse to post a healthy 158 for four in their 20 overs courtesy of unbeaten half-centuries from Yusuf Pathan (63) and Shakib Al Hasan (63).

Praveen Kumar had taken two for 19 in four overs, claiming the wickets of Gautam Gambhir and Manish Pandey in his second over.

Karthik provided the impetus with a quickfire fifty, while Aaron Finch blasted 29 from 10 balls as Gujarat romped home by five wickets with two overs to spare.

Gujarat returned to winning ways to register their first win after three straight losses, to return to the top of IPL standings with seven wins from 11 games.

Gujarat 164-5 (18 ovs) vs Kolkata 158-4 | Scorecard

Karthik walks across his stumps and sweeps Hogg behind square on the leg side for a four to bring up his fifty in some style, from just 27 balls.

He comes down the track to the next ball and gets an edge but wicketkeeper Uthappa is unable to take the catch.

Karthik comes down again but this time he is beaten and wicketkeeper Uthappa completes an easy stumping.

Karthik walks back after an entertaining innings of 51 from 29 balls, having hit eight fours and a six.

Jadeja defends the first two balls before he gets a single from the last ball to retain strike.

The left-hander turns Chawla through the leg side for two runs to level scores. However, he causes the run out of Finch, who walks back visibly angry. Jadeja hit it straight to midwicket as Finch set off for a single but was turned back quite late and no wonder he was annoyed with his partner.

Finally, he ends it with a flourish as he swings Chawla over midwicket for a six to end  the match in grand style.

Gujarat 151-3 (16 ovs) vs Kolkata 158-4 | Scorecard

New batsman Aaron Finch wastes no time in getting going. He crashes the first ball of Shakib's new over through the covers for a four before smashing the next through the same region but the fielder half stops it for two runs.

Finch then plays the inside out lofted shot for a six over the covers followed by three singles as Shakib goes for 15 runs in his third over.

That over has sealed the deal as far as this game is concerned. Gujarat looking set for an easy win as they need another 24 runs from five overs for victory.

Finch looks in a rush as he paddles Chawla fine on the leg side for a boundary. He makes room and smashes the next ball through the covers for another four to race to 23 from eight balls.

Finch in a punishing mood as the Australian slog sweeps Chawla for a six over midwicket.

Gujarat inch closer to victory, with eight needed for victory from the remaining four overs.

Since Finch's arrival, Gujarat have smashed 35 runs from 13 balls, with Finch hitting 29 from 10 balls to take his team to the brink of victory.

Gujarat 120-3 (14 ovs) vs Kolkata 158-4 | Scorecard

Morkel to bowl out as he continues to bowl his fourth and final over. Three singles from the first three balls before Karthik plays the late cut, steering it fine on the off-side for a four.

He looks to scoop the next ball fine on the leg side but it goes off the back of the bat towards thirdman for one.

This is turning out to be a cracking innings from Karthik. He continues in his merry way as he pulls a short ball from Russell through square leg for a four.

Karthik's positive knock has given Raina a lot of breathing space and he is merely content to play the singles and rotate the strike.

Karthik attempts another pull shot as it goes off the gloves but wicketkeeper Uthappa can't hold on to the catch despite the dive.

The short ball tactic finally works against Raina. The left-hander finally loses patience as he top edges the pull shot but ends up hitting it straight into the hands of Hogg at fine leg to fall for 14.

No stopping Karthik though as he upper cuts the last ball of the over over point for a four.

Despite their captain's dismissal Gujarat look comfortable as they reach 120 for three in 14 overs, needing 39 from six overs for victory.

Gujarat 103-2 (12 ovs) vs Kolkata 158-4 | Scorecard

Morkel, who has bowled two expensive overs, is called back into the attack with KKR trying to test Raina with a few short balls.

The left-hander is wary of the situation and is content to defend everything coming his way while Karthik takes charge of the situation.

A good ove from Morkel, giving away just four runs in his third over.

Karthik continues his positive approach and also enjoys some luck. He looks to pull a short ball from Yadav but gets a top edge which goes over the fine leg fence for a six.

Two singles before Karthik comes down the track and drives Yadav through the off-side for two more runs.

Gujarat in complete control as they reach 103 for two in 12 overs, needing 56 runs from eight overs for victory at an asking rate of seven with eight wickets still in hand.

Karthik has been influential in putting Gujarat in the position of dominance, hitting a quickfire 30 from 16 balls, while Raina has made 12 from 14 balls.

Gujarat 89-2 (10 ovs) vs Kolkata 158-4 | Scorecard

Time for some chinaman as 45-year-old Brad Hogg comes into the attack. Dinesh Karthik goes after the Australian straightaway smashing him for three fours in a row.

He reverse sweeps the second ball he faces for a four before sweeping the next two through midwicket for another two fours.

Hogg goes for 14 in his first over as Gujarat reach 81 for two in nine overs.

A late introduction for pacer Umesh Yadav as he comes on to bowl the 10th over of the innings.

Karthik does well to steer the second ball fine on the off-side for a four to race to 17 from seven balls, while Raina is content to play second fiddle at the other end.

At the halfway stage, Gujarat are looking comfortable on 89 for two in 10 overs, with another 70 needed from 10 overs for victory.

Gujarat 67-2 (8 ovs) vs Kolkata 158-4 | Scorecard

McCullum goes after Morkel as he smashes the first ball through the off-side for a four before cutting the next square, over point for a six.

Two balls later he swings it over the leg side for another six followed by a single from the last ball as Morkel goes for 17 in his second over.

Leg-spinner Chawla bring some relief with the wicket of McCullum, who looks for another big hit down the ground but is caught at long-on.

McCullum made 29 from 24 balls but his dismissal gives KKR the slight edge as Gujarat are reduced to 67 for two in eight overs.

Gujarat 46-1 (6 ovs) vs Kolkata 158-4 | Scorecard

Smith pulls a short ball from Shakib over the leg side for a six as Gujarat continue their good start.

But the bowler gets immediate revenge as he bowls Smith, who comes down the track and attempts another big hit but is beaten all ends up.

Smith made a quick 27 from 18 balls, putting on 42 runs for the opening wicket with McCullum.

Shakib seems to have injured his ankle as he tried to stop a drive from Raina and seems to be in a lot of pain.

The Gujarat captain gets off the mark with a boundary, hitting a short wide delivery through the covers.

Despite the wicket, Gujarat are well placed on 46 for one in six overs, needing another 113 runs from 14 overs for victory at an asking rate of eight.

Gujarat 36-0 (5 ovs) vs Kolkata 158-4 | Scorecard

Spin introduced quite early as Shakib Al Hasan is called into the attack after just one over from Morkel.

Smith sweeps the second ball powerfully behind square on the leg side for a four. Two balls later, he hits one straight to mid-off but Suryakumar lets it go through for another boundary.

McCullum chips down the track to the last ball but gets an inside edge and it goes perfectly in the gap through midwicket for the third four of the over, which goes for 13 runs.

In the next over, Russell attempts a short ball but it goes way down the leg side for five wides. The next ball is hit fine on the leg side for another wide as Russell goes for 11 runs in his second over.

Another spinner comes on, in the form of leggie Piyush Chawla. He makes a tidy start, giving away just two runs. McCullum is keen to break free but has been unable to get his timing right.

Gujarat 10-0 (2 ovs) vs Kolkata 158-4 | Scorecard

The dangerous duo of Dwayne Smith and Brendon McCullum walk out to open the batting for Gujarat Lions. KKR have Andre Russell to bowl the first over.

The first ball is right in the slot, just outside the off-stump and moving away enough as Russell manages to beat his West Indian team mate Smith. The next ball is straighter as Russell turns it square for a single.

Brendon McCullum comes down the track and has a wild swing but is beaten as all the KKR players go up in appeal but the umpire is unmoved.

A good first over from Russell, conceding just a single and coming close to a wicket.

Interestingly, the ultra edge has picked up something as the ball passed McCullum's bat in the first over. Has he got away with one here?

Morne Morkel to bowl the second over. He starts with a short ball which Smith pulls through midwicket for a four followed by one.

Morkel again drops short as McCullum cuts it powerfull over the off-side for another four before having another wild swing over the leg side but fails to make connection.

He sensibly defends the last two balls as Gujarat reach 10 for no loss in two overs.

Kolkata 158-4 (20 ovs) vs Gujarat | Scorecard

Praveen bowls a very slow bouncer as Shakib waits before pulling it right over the wicketkeeper for a four to bring up his fifty in some style, from 41 balls.

Some drama as Pathan pulls out at the very last minute just about when Praveen was about to deliver. He lets the ball go through as it strikes the stumps with Praveen appealing but the umpire calls it a dead ball. Pathan pointing out to some movement behind the bowler's arm for him pulling out at the last minute.

Shakib then shuffles across and paddles it fine on the leg side for a four as Praveen goes for 12 runs in his final over. Despite the runs, he finishes with splendid figures of two for 19 in four overs, including a maiden.

Bravo, who has struggled with the ball, will bowl the final over. A single from the first ball before Shakib swings Bravo square on the leg side for a six.

Bravo bowls a slower bouncer as Shakib swings again but misses before he keeps out a yorker for one.

Bravo then bowls a wide down the leg side plus the batsmen steal an extra run before Shakib hits the last ball through the covers for two runs.

What a superb recovery from KKR as they finish on a healthy 158 for four in 20 overs.

Shakib cut loose at the end, hitting 66 from 49 balls, while Pathan smashed 63 from 41 balls, with the duo putting on a record unbeaten stand of 134 runs from 85 balls for the fifth wicket, the best for KKR.

Kolkata 133-4 (18 ovs) vs Gujarat | Scorecard

Bravo comes back, he will bowl right through with three overs in hand. Shakib goes after him immediately as he jumps down the track and lofts the first ball over the off-side for a six. He skips down the track again, this time hitting it along the ground but can't beat the fielder in the covers.

Pathan races to his fifty, from just 31 balls, off the last ball of the over with a single on the leg side.

Kulkarni comes back and he starts with a bouncer to Pathan, who goes for the pull but gets a top edge which goes over the keeper for a four. He tries the short ball again as Pathan goes for the pull but it is a bit quicker and he is struck on the arm and calls for the physio.

Pathan throws his bat at a wide one but gets a thick edge which falls short of Tambe at point, despite diving forward and he also lets it go through to give away two runs.

Gujarat are losing the plot in the field as Pathan pulls it to deep square leg for a single but an overthrow fetches them another extra run.

There is a set plan by the two KKR batsmen and one of them is attack Bravo early on in his over. Shakib once again goes after the first ball from Bravo, this time crashing it over midwicket for a six. The next ball is again a length ball as Shakib this time lofts it straight back over the bowler's head for a cracking six.

Bravo then bowls a full toss which gets only a single to Shakib to sweeper cover, while Pathan gets one as Bravo does well to come back after the first two balls to give 14 runs in his third over.

Kolkata 98-4 (15 ovs) vs Gujarat | Scorecard

Jadeja bowls a good over and nearly gets Pathan, who tries to smash it hard but gets an inside edge which goes between the keeper's leg for a four. Despite bowling well, Jadeja gives away nine runs in his second over.

Tambe also makes a good comeback and despite bowling two full tosses to Pathan, who hits them both down the ground for singles, the veteran leggie ends up conceding just five.

Jadeja firing it full and on the stumps and trying not to give the batsmen anything to work with.

He gives slight wide and Pathan makes most if as he chops it over the off-side for a four. Pathan under edges the next ball which goes beats the keeper for two runs.

KKR have made a good recovery to reach 98 for four in 15 overs, courtesy of Pathan's quickfire innings of 48 from 28 balls. Shakib has given him good company to score 24 from 32 balls with the duo putting on 74 runs from 55 balls to bring their team back into the contest.

Kolkata 74-4 (12 ovs) vs Gujarat | Scorecard

Left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja comes into the attack. Shakib content to play it safe and rely on singles to bring Pathan on strike, who is looking for the boundaries to snatch the momentum back for his team.

Shakib gets a single from the third ball before Pathan plays the late cut for a four followed by two more singles as Jadeja goes for seven in his first over.

Leg-spinner Pravin Tambe comes into the attack. The third ball is short and Pathan is happy to rock back and smash it through midwicket for a four. Shakib steers the last ball fine for the second four of the over as Tambe makes a poor start, conceding 10 runs in his first.

The duo have done well to rally their team after the horror start, putting on 51 from 39 balls for the fifth wicket.

Kolkata 57-4 (10 ovs) vs Gujarat | Scorecard

The struggling KKR get a lifeline as Shakib is put down on the thirdman fence by Pravin Tambe, who does well to run to his right and get to the ball but fails to hold on.

Another wicket at this stage would have it more difficult for KKR as they look to rebuild after a horror stage with their top four batsmen falling cheaply within the first six overs.

Medium pacer Smith continues as Shakib and Pathan look to keep the scoreboard busy with singles as the field has spread around at the end of the Powerplay.

Smith bowls a half volley on the stumps which Shakib clips square for a four and is nearly square up off the next ball but somehow keeps it out.

Dwayne Bravo makes a good start, giving away two, as Gujarat keep their pacers in operation considering the early damage done by the fast bowlers with the new ball.

Mystery spinner Shivil Kaushik comes into the attack. Yusuf Pathan targets him straightaway as he lofts the third ball straight down the ground for a six and then smashes the next through the covers for a four.

KKR have recovered slightly to reach 57 for four in 10 overs with Shakib on 13 from 19 balls and Pathan on 19 from 11 balls.

Kolkata 28-4 (6 ovs) vs Gujarat | Scorecard

Praveen Kumar bowls another excellent, a maiden over as Yadav can only watchfully it play it away.

The veteran pacer has excellent figures of two for seven in three overs including a maiden.

Gujarat bring medium pacer Dwayne Smith to take advantage of the early bounce and movement.

The first ball from Smith bounces a bit extra and strikes Shakib high on the gloves but goes on the bounce to the wicketkeeper.

He strikes a few deliveries later with Suresh Raina at first slip producing an unbelievable catch. The Gujarat captain dived to his left and plucked it out of mid air just when the ball looked to have passed him as Yadav looked to ramp it over the keeper and slips. Why on earth would you attempt such a shot on a wicket offering so much help for the pacers and your team in such dire straits?

Yadav walks back for four as KKR are reduced to 24 for four in the sixth over.

New batsman Yusuf Pathan decides to counter attack as he throws his bat at the first delivery and somehow gets it over the fielder at extra cover for a four.

Kolkata 21-3 (4 ovs) vs Gujarat | Scorecard

Uthappa flicks Dhawal square on the leg side as Shivil Kaushik on the fine leg fence lets it go through his legs to give away a four.

Kulkarni then bowls a peach, getting good amount of bounce and enough outswing to beat Uthappa.

The next is even closer to the stumps and Uthappa is forced to play at it but gets the edge and is caught behind for 14.

Superb bowling from the pacers to leave KKR reeling on 21 for three in the fourth over.

Shakib Al Hasan comes out to the middle very early in the game and he cautiously sees off another good over from Kulkarni.

Kolkata 17-2 (3 ovs) vs Gujarat | Scorecard

Veteran Praveen Kumar opens the bowling for Gujarat Lions and up against him are the two successful openers for KKR -- Robin Uthappa and Gautam Gambhir.

Uthappa gets off the mark with a single from the last ball and Gambhir gets two off the next ball on the leg side and does it again off the next ball for the same result before he sees off the rest of the over.

Dhawal Kulkarni to bowl the second over. He beats Uthappa off successive with beautifully bowled outswingers driving the right-hander out. But Uthappa gets back as he drives the next two deliveries for boundaries through the covers.

Praveen makes the first breakthrough with the wicket of Gambhir, who is bowled down the leg side as the balls deflects off his thigh pads and on to the stumps.

Two balls later, Praveen claims the wicket of Manish Pandey, who is done in by the outswinger as he edges it behind to be caught behind for a duck.

Two quick wickets as KKR are reduced to 15 for two in the third over.

Suryakumar Yadav gets off the mark with two runs as he drives the last ball square to avoid a double wicket-maiden.

Meanwhile, the action shifts to the second match of the day as Kolkata Knight Riders host Gujarat Lions at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata.

Gujarat captain Suresh Raina has won the toss and elected to bowl.

KKR have retained the same team but Gujarat have made one change, bringing in leg-spinner Pravin Tambe in place of pacer Pradeep Sangwan.

The winner of this match will overtake Sunrisers and occupy the top position in the IPL standings.

SUNRISERS HYDERABAD WIN BY 85 RUNS!

Mumbai 92-all out (16.3 ovs) vs Sunrisers 177-3 | Scorecard

The pacers have done extremely well for Sunrisers and they don't need to call upon a spinner to bowl an over or two.

Jasprit Bumrah gets an edge off Sran for a four past the wicketkeeper before taking one on the off-side. The pacer bowls a wide before Harbhajan takes one before Bumrah sees off the rest of the over.

Mustafizur gets a break as Bhuvneshwar is called back into the attack after a superb spell with the new ball.

Harbhajan hits the last ball of the over, a full toss through midwicket for a four to take Mumbai to 92 for nine after 16 overs, going past their lowest score in the IPL.

Sran finishes off Mumbai's misery as he gets Bumrah caught behind for six.

Mumbai Indians are bowled out for a paltry 92 in 16.3 overs to lose by a huge margin of 85 runs.

Meanwhile, Hyderabad jump to top of the IPL standings courtesy of the emphatic victory. They are level with KKR and Gujarat Lions but have sneaked ahead of the net run rate, after registering their sixth victory in nine games.

On the other hand, Mumbai are in fifth place with five wins from 10 games.

Mumbai 78-9 (14 ovs) vs Sunrisers 177-3 | Scorecard

McClenaghan continues to attempt fancy shots. This time though he makes some connection as he shuffles across and paddles it fine for a four.

But the Bangladesh pacer gets revenge with the last ball of the over. McClenaghan is foxed by the slower ball as he spoons it high on the leg side and is caught by Henriques for eight.

Hyderabad are just a wicket away from victory as Mumbai slip to 78 for nine in 14 overs.

Superb bowling from Mustafizur, he has three for 16 in three overs, picking a wicket in each of his three overs.

Mumbai 70-8 (13 ovs) vs Sunrisers 177-3 | Scorecard

It has been a steady procession of Mumbai's batsmen as Mustafizur bags another wicket in his steady over.

Once again the away going delivery does the trick as Tim Southee has a swing but is beaten and edges it through to the wicketkeeper.

Southee makes his way back for three with Mumbai reduced to 58 for eight in the 12th over.

No. 10 Mitchell McClenaghan attempts a switch hit off the very first ball but can't beat the fielder on the off-side.

The Mumbai tailenders finding it difficult to pick Mustafizur, who has been so clever with the change of pace.

The combination of Henriques and Mustafizur have done well bowling in tandem , taking three for 18 in five overs combined.

Henriques is unlucky as Harbhajan has a wild swing but gets an inside edge which goes behind the wicket for a four.

McClenaghan attempts the reverse sweep but can't get it past the short thirdman fielder and even escapes a run out chance as the fielder misses with the direct hit.

Mumbai Indians are not even looking to bat through the overs and not dent their run rate. They are 70 for eight in 13 overs, with another 108 needed from seven overs for victory.

Mumbai 54-7 (10 ovs) vs Sunrisers 177-3 | Scorecard

Mustafizur Rahman is finally introduced into the attack. And he becomes the fourth SH bowler to take a wicket in his first over.

The left-armer bowls a beauty to Pandya, who looks to defend but gets a thin edge and is caught behind for seven. The extra bounce coupled with the slight movement beats Pandya all ends up as Mumbai's horror with the bat continues as they slip to 50 for seven in the 10th over.

At the halfway stage, Mumbai are well and truly out of the contest. With seven wickets already down, they need another 124 runs from 10 overs for victory at over 12 runs per over with just three wickets in hand.

Mumbai 50-6 (9 ovs) vs Sunrisers 177-3 | Scorecard

All-rounder Moises Henriques comes into the attack. He also makes a tidy start, conceding just six runs in his opening over.

Pollard has had enough of the defending as he looks to loft Sran down the ground but mishits it and yet gets it over the mid-off fielder for a four.

Two balls later he comes down the track and pulls it behind square for another boundary as Pollard looks to break the shackles.

Mumbai have steadied their innings slightly to reach 48 for no loss in six overs but the asking rate keeps creeping up. They will need a big few overs to make their way back into the contest.

Sunrisers have very smartly rushed through their overs while preserving their best bowler Mustafizur Rahman for the second half of the innings.

Pollard succumbs to the pressure as he looks to take on Henriques but ends up holing out to the fielder at long-on.

Pollard makes his way back for 11 as Mumbai slip further to 49 for six in the ninth over.

Pandya nearly loses his wicket two balls later as he looks for a big hit down the ground but fails to make proper connection and it goes on the bounce to the fielder.

Mumbai 32-5 (6 ovs) vs Sunrisers 177-3 | Scorecard

The wickets continue to tumble for Mumbai Indians. This time Barinder Sran strikes in his first over with the wicket of Krunal Pandya, who chips it straight to midwicket to fall for 17.

All the three pacers have struck in their first overs.

The nightmare continues for Mumbai Indians, who are further reduced to 30 for five, in the fifth over.

Krunal is replaced by his younger brother Hardik Pandya, who starts off cautiously with three dot balls in a row before taking a single from the last ball.

Nehra continues, bowling his third over on the trot. Pandya takes a single from the third ball before Pollard defends the rest of the over as the two batsmen are content to see off Nehra.

Mumbai are 32 for five in six overs, needing another 146 runs from 14 overs with the asking rate already going above the 10 runs per over mark.

Mumbai 30-4 (4 ovs) vs Sunrisers 177-3 | Scorecard

Rayudu gets off the mark with a boundary as Bhuvi strays on the pads which is lofted over the square leg region.

Pandya mishits the fifth ball over the off-side for two runs but gets the next perfectly off the middle to hit a beautiful drive through the covers for a four to get 11 from the over.

Krunal continues his positive approach in the next over as he lofts Nehra back over his head for a straight six.

But the veteran pacer cripples Mumbai further with the wicket of Rayudu, who is surprised by a quick rising delivery which he tries to fend and is caught on the off-side for six.

Two balls later, Jos Buttler is caught by a diving wicketkeeper Naman Ojha behind the stumps as he is dismissed for a duck.

Mumbai Indians reeling on 30 for four after four overs with Nehra taking three for 14 in two overs.

Mumbai 9-2 (2 ovs) vs Sunrisers 177-3 | Scorecard

Pacer Bhuvneshar Kumar opens the bowling for Sunrisers. He starts with a poor delivery, bowling on the pads to Rohit Sharma, who flicks it square for a four.

Parthiv Patel faces three short balls in a row before he is dismissed off the last ball of the over. He was beaten by the swing as the ball came in sharply, maybe the impact was a bit high but the umpire rules it out leg before wicket.

Veteran Ashish Nehra makes it two in two with the big wicket of Rohit. The Mumbai captain drives away from his body only to inside edge it back on to his stumps.

Mumbai off to a horror start as they are reduced to five for two, in the second over, with both openers back in the hut.

Krunal Pandya comes in at No. 4 to join Ambati Rayudu, who also hasn't faced a ball yet.

Nehra does well to bowl four dot balls in a row to Pandya but ruins it all by bowling a short ball which the left-hander pulls fine to end the over with a four.

Sunrisers 177-3 (20 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Bumrah starts his final over with a slower ball as Yuvraj taps it on the leg side for one.

Dhawan walks across and attempts the scoop over the keeper who does well to get a glove and save a four.

Yuvraj is then foxed by a slower ball before he hits a full toss on the bounce to long-on for one.

Just three runs from the first four balls before Dhawan makes up for it as he hits  a full toss over midwicket for a six. He pulls the last ball fine for a four as Bumrah concedes 13 in his final over to finish with 35 runs from four overs, exactly the same figures as Southee.

McClenaghan to bowl the final over. Yuvraj walks across his stumps and sweeps the first ball past short fine leg for a four. The next ball is a yorker as Yuvi drives it to deep midwicket for one and Dhawan also picks one.

Yuvraj is then unfortunately dismissed hit wicket as he goes back a long way and looks to cut but ends up hitting the stumps with his bat.

Moises Henriques has a wild swing but fails to connect before he takes a single from the last ball.

Hyderabad finish on a huge 177 for three in 20 overs courtesy of Dhawan's unbeaten knock of 82 from 57 balls, laced with 10 fours and a six.

They scored 75 runs from the last six overs, losing just one wicket, despite McClenaghan bowling a good last over giving away just seven.

Warner provided SH with a quickfire start, hitting 48 from 33 balls, and Dhawan ensured they kept the momentum right through, while Yuvraj provided the late boost with a quickfire 39 from 23 balls.

Sunrisers 157-2 (18 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Bumrah comes back as Dhawan decides to change gears and target the young pacer. He makes room and carves the first ball over short thirdman for a four before Bumrah makes a good comeback with a quick yorker.

Dhawan then walks across his stumps and scoops it over the short fine leg fielder for another boundary.

He again walks across and this time he flicks behind square on the leg side for the third four of the over.

Dhawan then jumps down the track but is foxed by the slower delivery before he gets one.

Hyderabad making good progress, as runs keep flowing, with 41 coming from the last three overs.

Southee comes back, to bowl his fourth and final over. Dhawan has a big swing but gets an inside edge for two runs to fine leg followed bye one.

Yuvraj then pulls a short ball over midwicket for a six to bring up the 150-run mark, in the 18th over. The next ball is a slower bouncer as the left-hander adjusts well to pull it to deep square for one.

Southee struggling with his length as he bowls another short ball which Dhawan pulls fine for another four. The runs are coming at an alarming rate for the Mumbai Indians with the bowlers leaking 55 runs from the last four overs.

Hyderabad are on course for a total around the 180-run mark as they reach 157 for two in 18 overs.

Dhawan is batting on 70 from 53 balls, while Yuvraj has smashed 32 from 17 balls.

Sunrisers 130-2 (16 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Medium pacer Pollard comes back and he proves to be easy fodder for Yuvraj, who decides to break free.

The first ball is a wide half-volley which Yuvraj drives through the covers for a four. The next ball is smashed powerfully wide of long-on for a six as Hyderabad look to get the scoreboard moving in the middle overs.

Yuvraj mishits the slower bouncer as it goes over the keeper's head for two runs.

A good over for Sunrisers as Pollard concedes 15 in his second over, for a total of 23 in two overs.

McClenaghan, who has two overs in hand, comes back. Yuvraj swings the second ball over square leg but gets just one as it goes on the bounce to the man in the deep.

Dhawan gets an edge but it flies past the wicketkeeper for a four before a single takes the left-hander past the 50-run from 43 balls.

Sunrisers have managed to get the momentum back after the two quick wickets and a few tight overs after that.

Yuvraj smashes the last ball through the covers for another four as McClenaghan attempts the slower short ball but gives too much room. He hits the last ball through the off-side for another two runs as 14 come from the over.

Sunrisers on course for a big total as they reach 130 for two in 16 overs with Dhawan on 50 from 43 balls and Yuvraj hitting 25 from 15 balls.

Sunrisers 102-2 (14 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Bumrah comes back after just one over for left-arm spinner Krunal Pandya. The young pacer bowlers a good over, his second, giving away just three runs. Infact, Dhawan had a close shave as he tried to take a quick single with Yuvraj tapping it on the leg side but Bumrah was quick to get to the ball and missed the direct hit with Dhawan way out of his crease at the non-striker's end.

Southee also comes back and he also succeeds in keeping the runs down, giving away six runs in his third over.

Dhawan has been content to play it steadily, scoring 44 from 39 balls, while Yuvraj is getting his eye in on five from seven balls.

Sunrisers are 102 for two in 14 overs and will need a strong finish to get around the 180-run mark, which should prove to be a handy total on this track.

Sunrisers 93-2 (12 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Left-arm spinner Krunal Pandya comes into the attack. He makes a tidy start, conceding just five runs as Hyderabad slow down after the wicket of their captain Warner.

Harbhajan strikes again in his final over. Kane Williamson plays an uppish shot on the leg side as Rohit does well to take a low catch at midwicket.

Williamson walks back for two as Sunrisers are reduced to 91 for two in the 12th over.

Yuvraj Singh gets off the mark with a single and Dhawan takes one from the last ball.

A good spell from Harbhajan, who took two for 29 in four overs, including 13 dot balls to help his team fight back after Hyderabad's good start.

Sunrisers 85-1 (10 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

A desperate Mumbai introduce Kieron Pollard as they look for a wicket. He tries a variation bowling from way behind the crease but Dhawan comes down and smashes him square on the off-side for a four as Pollard, despite a lot of experimentation, goes for nine in his first over.

Harbhajan bowling to his field, full and wide. Warner again tries the cut shot but fails to beat the fielder at point before he heaves it across the line through midwicket for a four.

The left-hander then smashes one back powerfully past the bowler for a straight four.

However, Harbhajan gets revenge with the wicket of Warner, who looks for another big shot but is caught at long-off.

Warner walks back after another good innings, scoring 48 from 33 balls, putting on 85 runs from 59 balls for the opening wicket with Dhawan to give his team a good start.

Sunrisers 67-0 (8 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

All-rounder Hardik Pandya comes into the attack with Mumbai desperate to break this opening stand and pull back things.

Pandya struggles to get his line right, bowling on the legs with Warner pulling the short ball through square leg for two runs.

Another full delivery on the pads is flicked fine by Dhawan for a four as Bumrah lets it through as he dives to his left at fine leg. He pulls the next ball through midwicket for two more runs and flicks the last ball past short fine leg for two more to get 10 from that over.

Harbhajan, who bowled an expensive first over, comes back. Warner keen to attack him as he comes down but Harbhajan adjusts well as he bowls three dot balls in a row.

Warner gets a single from the fourth ball before Dhawan profits from a misfield by Krunal Pandya at short thirdman who lets it go through his legs for a four followed by one.

Sunrisers looking in control on 67 for no loss in eight overs with Warner on 38 from 26 balls and Dhawan on 28 from 22 balls as the duo once again lay a solid foundation for their team.

Sunrisers 51-0 (6 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Spin introduced early as the experienced Harbhajan Singh is called into the attack, to bowl the fourth over.

Warner decides to target him early as he lofts the second ball straight back over long-on for a six.

Two balls later, he rocks back and cuts a short ball past point for a four. Captain Rohit puts in a good effort on the field to stop another four off the last ball as Harbhajan gives away 11 in his first over.

New bowler Jasprit Bumrah starts off with a loose delivery as Warner crashes the short ball past point for a four followed by a single.

Dhawan has a wild swing against Bumrah but is beaten by the slower before he retains strike with one from the last ball.

Harbhajan is taken off after that expensive start as McClenaghan comes back. Warner goes back to cut a short ball but Rayudu's diving stop denies him.

The Sunrisers captain then makes room and lofts the third ball over the off-side for a four. McClenaghan tries a slower ball but drops short as Warner cuts it powerfully past point for another four.

A single off the next brings up the 50-run mark for the Sunrisers and Dhawan inside edges the last ball for a single.

A good start for the Sunrisers as they reach 51 for no loss in six overs with Warner hitting 37 from 22 balls and Dhawan scoring 13 from 14 balls.

Sunrisers 23-0 (3 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

The dangerous left-handed duo of David Warner and Shikhar Warner to open the batting for Sunrisers Hyderabad, while Tim Southee will open the bowling for Mumbai.

Southee starts with a short ball also offering a bit of width as Warner punches it through the covers to start off with a four.

The play is briefly held for a few minutes because of problem with the sightscreen.

Southee then bowls a perfect yorker as Dhawan somehow digs it out on the leg side for one and Warner also takes one as seven comes from the first over.

Another Kiwi from the other end as has been the case this season for Mumbai Indians. Mitchell McClenaghan, the leading wicket taker in this year's IPL with 13 scalps, is right on the mark as Warner defends before taking one from the next.

A single each to the two batsmen before Dhawan pulls a short ball on his body fine on the leg side for a four to spoil what would have been a good first over from McClenaghan.

Dhawan looking in good touch early on. A full delivery from Southee is driven with some good timing through the covers by Dhawan for three runs as Rohit does well to slide and stop it inside the ropes.

Southee keeping it a bit short as Warner slashes it to thirdman for one and Dhawan pulls it to deep square leg for the same result.

Warner then turns one off his pads behind square on the leg side and rushes back for two runs.

He hits the last ball to deep square for one as Sunrisers reach 23 for no loss in three overs.

Welcome to the coverage of the 37th match of the Indian Premier League match between Mumbai Indians and Sunrisers Hyderabad in Visakhapatnam, on Sunday.

Mumbai captain Rohit Sharma has won the toss and elected to bowl at their new home ground -- the ACA-VDCA stadium in Vizag after their matches were shifted out of drought-hit Maharashtra because of the Bombay high court order.

Interestingly, both teams are unchanged for this match.

Sunrisers are fourth in the standings with 10 points from eight games, while Mumbai are a place below with the same number of points from nine games.