Hyderabad 151-9 (20 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Ben Cutting to bowl the final over. The first ball is a full toss which Hooda slams over the covers for a six. The next ball is a wide before Hooda is beaten by one which goes across him.

Hooda slaps the third ball straight down the ground for a single to bring lastman Billy Stanlake on strike.

Stanlake does well to tap the ball on the leg side for a quick single to bring Hooda back on strike.

2 needed from 2 balls for victory...

Hooda pulls the fifth ball but gets it off the gloves as Bumrah dives forward at short fine leg but is unable to take the catch.

Sunrisers get a single which level scores, leaving the hosts with one run for victory from the last ball.

The last ball is on length and Stanlake manages to loft it over the midwicket region for a four to give Sunrisers a thrilling one-wicket victory.

Hyderabad 137-9 (19 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Mustafizur to bowl the 19th over. Hooda takes a single from the first ball before Kaul is beaten off the next two balls and then gets a leading edge to be caught and bowled for a duck.

Sandeep Sharma is beaten before he looks to heave the last ball over fine leg but fails to make proper connection and is caught at short fine leg for a duck.

Just a single and two wickets for Mustafizur, who finishes with three for 24 in four overs.

Sunrisers need 11 runs from the final for victory with just one wicket in hand.

Hyderabad 136-7 (18 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Bumrah, who has one over in hand, comes back. He keeps Mumbai's hopes alive with the wicket of Pathan, who attempts the pull but miscues straight into the hands of Pollard at short midwicket.

Pathan is dismissed for 14 as Sunrisers slip to 136 for six, needing 12 from 14 balls for victory.

Siddharth Kaul denies Bumrah the hat-trick as he watchfully blocks the last ball.

Sunrisers are 136 for seven in 18 overs, needing 12 from as many deliveries for victory.

Hyderabad 133-5 (17 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Mustafizur bowls a tight over, giving away just three runs to bring the equation down to 24 needed from four overs for victory.

Cutting comes back as Hooda clips the first ball square on the leg side and comes back for a risky second run.

He puts in the dive at the last minute which just about saves him from the run out.

With run-a-ball needed, Sunrisers need to avoid risks and just play sensibly to score the required runs.

Three more singles before Pathan is beaten outside the off-stump but he makes up for it by clipping the last ball past short fine leg for a four.

Sunrisers in control now, with 15 needed from three overs for victory.

Hyderabad 120-5 (15 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Cutting comes back into the attack. Hooda picks up one before Yusuf Pathan pulls a short ball of his hips fine on the leg side for a four followed by two more singles to make it seven from the over.

Hooda has a close shave as he flicks Bumrah on the leg side and starts to run back for the second but Pathan sends him back. Hooda puts in the dive and manages to make his crease before Bumrah whips off the bails following a throw from the deep.

Pathan lofts Bumrah down the ground as Cutting leaps high to take the catch on the long-on fence and shows good presence of mind to lob the ball back before he loses his balance and falls over the ropes.

Superb fielding from Cutting as he saves the six and ends up giving just one.

Sunrisers are 120 for five in 15 overs, needing 28 from five overs for victory.

Hyderabad 107-5 (13 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Hooda looks in a rush as he shuffles across the stumps and flicks Mustafizur to midwicket and attempts a risky single.

But the next ball is short as Shakib cracks it past point for a four to bring up Sunrisers' 100 in the 12th over and then clips the next ball behind square for two runs followed by two singles to get 10 from the over.

Markande makes it four wickets in successive overs. Shakib looks to block the final ball of the leg-spinner's spell but ends up dragging it back on to his stumps.

Markande finishes with wonderful figures of four for 23 in four overs to single-handedly bring Mumbai back into the contest.

Shakib walks back for 12, as Sunrisers are reduced to 107 for five in 13 overs, needing 41 from seven overs for victory.

Hyderabad 94-4 (11 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Markande continues his wicket ways, his third in three overs. Manish Pandey comes down and has a huge swipe but gets a leading edge and Rohit does well to take the catch just next to the bowler, who is content to let someone else take it.

A poor shot from Pandey under the circumstances when Sunrisers needed to go at run-a-ball as he perishes for 11.

Mumbai on top now as they reduce the hosts to 89 for four in the 11th over.

Deepak Hooda comes down the track and hammers Markande's last ball straight down the ground for a four.

Fantastic bowling from Markande, picking up three for 20 in three overs.

Hyderabad 94-4 (11 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Markande continues his wicket ways, his third in three overs. Manish Pandey comes down and has a huge swipe but gets a leading edge and Rohit does well to take the catch just next to the bowler, who is content to let someone else take it.

A poor shot from Pandey under the circumstances when Sunrisers needed to go at run-a-ball as he perishes for 11.

Mumbai on top now as they reduce the hosts to 89 for four in the 11th over.

Deepak Hooda comes down the track and hammers Markande's last ball straight down the ground for a four.

Fantastic bowling from Markande, picking up three for 20 in three overs.

Hyderabad 81-3 (9 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Markande boosts Mumbai's hopes with the big wicket of the in-form Dhawan in his second over.

Dhawan top edges the sweep and is caught on the fine leg fence by Bumrah, who judges the catch well just inches inside the ropes.

The left-hander falls after a quickfire innings of 45 from 28 balls, leaving Sunrisers in a spot of bother on 77 for three in the ninth over.

Markande once again doing the damage with the ball, picking up two for 13 in two overs.

Hyderabad 73-2 (8 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Dhawan still going great guns as he pulls a short ball from Mustafizur through square leg for a four.

Two balls later, he gets a lifeline as goes for a risky single to the covers and is lucky that the fielder misses the direct hit as he was struggling to make his crease.

Kane Williamson then opens the face of the bat and steers the next ball late, fine to the right of the wicketkeeper for a four.

He tries it again off the next ball but is beaten and Mumbai go up in appeal for caught behind but the umpire is not interested.

Mumbai have gone up for again as they take the DRS yet again.

And interestingly, Mumbai get another decision overturned using the review as Williamson walks back for six.

Hyderabad 63-1 (7 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Leg-spinner Mayank Markande comes into the attack. Saha sweeps the first ball for one before Dhawan punches the next through the off-side for a four.

Saha comes down the track to Markande but is beaten by the googly and struck on the pads as the umpire turns down the leg before appeal.

And Mumbai Indians decide to take the DRS which turns out to be a good call as the ball tracker shows the ball was crashing into the stumps and the decision is overturned.

Saha walks back for 22 as Sunrisers are reduced to 63 for one in seven overs, with Dhawan unbeaten on 39 from 21 balls.

Hyderabad 56-0 (6 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Cutting is called into the attack as Bumrah gets just one over with the new ball despite Sunrisers getting off to a good start.

Three singles from the first tbree balls before Saha hammers the fourth ball straight down the ground for a four followed by one.

Dhawan clips the last ball to deep midwicket for two runs as Cutting goes for 10 in his first over.

Left-arm spinner Krunal Pandya comes into the attack. He nearly strikes in his firsts over as Saha gets a thin edge while trying to play the cut shot but wicketkeeper Kishan is unable to hold on.

A tidy start from Pandya as he gives away just four runs in his first over.

Bumrah comes back as Dhawan welcomes him by crashing the first ball, a wide half-volley, through the covers for a four.

Bumrah drifts on the pads as Dhawan clips it fine on the leg side for another boundary. He comes down the track to the next ball and gets a thick inside edge for a four fine on the leg side.

Bumrah has been hit for three fours in the over, conceding 14 runs as Sunrisers race to 56 for no loss in six overs.

Dhawan has stroked his way to a quickfire 34 from 18 balls, while Saha has made 21 from the same number of deliveries.

Hyderabad 28-0 (3 ovs) vs Mumbai 147-8 | Scorecard

Shikhar Dhawan and Wriddhiman Saha are the two openers for Sunrisers, while left-arm pacer Pradeep Sangwan will bowl the first over for Mumbai.

Saha gets off the mark from the first ball with a single before Dhawan slashes the next ball through the off-side for a four to get off the mark in confident fashion.

Dhawan picks a single before Saha nearly drags one back on to his stumps and he gets one from the last ball.

Jasprit Bumrah to bowl the second over. Three singles from the first four balls before Dhawan flicks it through square leg for a four and keeps strike with one from the last ball.

In the next over, Dhawan clips a full delivery from Sangwan over the midwicket region for a four.

Two balls later, Saha looks to loft it down the ground and fails to make proper connection but Ben Cutting puts down the catch running back from mid-on and also ends up giving away a four.

Two balls later, Saha top edges the pull shot which goes over the wicketkeeper for another four as Sunrisers race to 28 for no loss in three overs.

Mumbai 147-8 (20 ovs) vs Hyderabad | Scorecard

Sandeep Sharma, Siddarth Kaul and Billy Stanlake claimed two wickets apiece to restrict Mumbai Indians for 147 for eight in their 20 overs.

Leg-spinner Rashid Khan was excellent with the ball, conceding just 13 runs from his four overs, including 18 dot balls, while picking up one wicket.

Evin Lewis was the top-scorer for Mumbai with 29, while Suryakumar Yadav and Kieron Pollard made 28 each but the rest of the batsmen as the visitors kept losing wickets at regular intervals.

Mumbai 147-8 (20 ovs) vs Hyderabad | Scorecard

Sandeep to bowl the penultimate over. He starts with a yorker which Surya digs on the bounce over the wicketkeeper for a single.

He follows it up with two dot balls in a row to Surya who is deceived by the change of pace.

Another slower ball and this time Surya chips it straight to Deepak Hooda at long-on to perish for 28.

Sandeep strikes again with his next ball. Pradeep Sangwan looks to swipe it against the line but misses and hit on the back pads but surprisingly the umpire rules it not out.

Sunrisers immediately take the DRS and replays confirm that the ball was hitting middle of the middle stump and umpire CK Nandan is forced to change his decision.

Jasprit Bumrah avoids the hat-trick as he taps the last ball on the leg side for one.

Just three runs and two wickets in the over as Sandeep finishes with wonderful figures of two for 25 in four overs.

Kaul keeps it simple at the end, not trying anything fancy as he concedes five singles from the first five balls. Bumrah gets the much-needed boundary as he shuffles across and nudges the last ball past short fine leg for a four.

Mumbai finish on a disappointing 147 for eight in their 20 overs,.

Mumbai 134-6 (18 ovs) vs Hyderabad | Scorecard

Suryakumar, who has been quiet so far, gives Shakib the charge to loft him over the covers for a six.

Shakib concedes 10 from the over to finish with one for 34 in four overs.

The impressive Kaul comes back into the attack. Yadav picks a single from the first ball before he is sent back off the next ball by Ben Cutting after he tries to come down for a quick single.

Just four singles from five balls before Surya pulls the last ball for a boundary.

Rashid, who bowled 14 dot balls in his first three overs while conceding just eight runs, comes back into the attack.

Cutting attempts the sweep off the first ball but misses before he paddles the next ball over the keeper for a four.

He comes down the track to the next ball but is beaten in the flight as the googly goes on to crash into the stumps to bowl Cutting for nine.

Four dot balls in his final over, a total of 18 in his four overs, as Rashid finishes with splendid figures of one for 13 in his four overs.

Mumbai 111-5 (15 ovs) vs Hyderabad | Scorecard

Stanlake comes back into the attack. He tries the short ball but Suryakumar manages to pull it confidently through midwicket for a four before he takes one.

Kieron Pollard is beaten twice as Stanlake gets a bit of away movement before he comes down and clips the last ball to deep square leg for one to take the score to 78 for four in 10 overs.

Rashid, who conceded just a single in his first over, comes back into the attack. He keeps up the good work with the ball, bowling four straight dot balls to Pollard, who then comes down the track and smashes it back over the bowler's head for a four.

The last ball is again a dot ball as Rashid bowls another over with five dots, having conceded just six from his two overs.

Kaul comes back as Sunrisers continue to shuffle their bowlers around.

The dot balls continue to pile as Yadav registers another three dot balls before taking a single.

Pollard gets a crucial boundary off the last ball, getting it fine past short thirdman inside the circle.

This is brilliant bowling from Rashid as he bowls another tight over, his third in a row.

Pollard is nearly cleaned up off the last ball as he fails to read the googly and is lucky that the ball was just wide of the stumps.

Rashid has given away just eight runs from his three overs as Sunrisers continue the squeeze the flow of runs.

Pollard looks to break the shackles as he gives Shakib the charge and lofts him over the off-side for a six.

Sunrisers get 10 runs from the Shakib over to take their score to 100 for four in 14 overs with Pollard on 18 and Yadav on 12.

Stanlake comes under attack from Pollard as the tall West Indian launches him straight down the ground for a six.

Two balls later he steers a wide past the point region for a four before the fast bowler gets revenge as he chips one straight to Dhawan at sweeper cover to perish for 28 from 23 balls.

Mumbai 72-4 (9 ovs) vs Hyderabad | Scorecard

Left-arm spinner Shakib comes into the attack. He makes a very good start, conceding just a single in his first over with Suryakumar Yadav, playing four dot balls in a row before taking one.

Sandeep comes back into the attack and he continues to build the pressure, giving away just four runs in his third over.

Krunal Pandya looks to break the shackles as he turns Shakib twice in a row on the leg side for two runs off back to back deliveries.

The left-hander then slaps a wide delivery through the covers for a four before he reverse paddles the next for another four.

But Shakib has the last laugh with the wicket of Krunal. The left-hander gets a leading edge and is caught in the covers after scoring 15.

Mumbai in a spot of bother on 72 for four in the ninth over.

Mumbai 54-3 (6 ovs) vs Hyderabad | Scorecard

Leg-spinner Rashid Khan introduced and he starts with three dot balls in a row to Kishan, who looks to break the shackles with a reverse sweep which he misses but gets four leg byes in the process.

He jumps down the track to the next ball but miscues it straight to Sandeep Sharma at mid-off, who puts down a straightforward chance.

Siddarth Kaul strikes in his next over with the wicket of Kishan, as he has another wild heave on the leg side but the ball goes off the leading edge to Yusuf Pathan at thirdman, who does well to take a low catch.

Lewis not holding back as he smashes the fourth ball straight down the ground for a four and then tries to loft the next over the off-side but fails to make proper connection for a couple.

Kaul strikes again in the same over, with the key wicket of Lewis, who is bowled for a quickfire 29 from 17 balls.

Two wickets in the over for pacer Kaul reduces Mumbai to 54 for three in six overs.

Mumbai 43-1 (4 ovs) vs Hyderabad | Scorecard

Evin Lewis makes his presence felt as he flicks Sandeep off his pads over the fine leg region for a six.

The next ball is driven through the covers for two runs before he takes one.

Ishan Kishan gets off the mark with a streaky boundary, getting a thick inside edge for a four behind the stumps. The left-hander gets an outside edge off the next ball for another four behind the wickets.

Lewis keen to attack the bowlers. He smashes a full delivery from Stanlake through the covers for a four before he is struck on the gloves by a quick bouncer from the fast bowler.

Stanlake then gives Lewis some width who clubs it through the off-side for another four before hitting the next ball through the same region, this time for a six.

Mumbai have recovered well after Rohit's wicket to race to 43 for one in four overs.

Mumbai 11-1 (2 ovs) vs Hyderabad | Scorecard

Sandeep Sharma, who replaced the injured Bhuvneshwar Kumar, will open the bowling. He starts with a beauty, a full delivery outside the off-stump which moves away enough to beat Rohit Sharma's tentative poke.

Rohit defends the next two deliveries before he looks to swing the fourth ball over midwicket but gets a top edge but Deepak Hooda drops the easy offering.

Evin Lewis attempts a risky from the last ball but is sent back just in time as Sandeep concedes just a single from the opening over.

Billy Stanlake, who impressed in the first match, comes into the attack. The second ball is short as Rohit pulls it powerfully over the square leg fence for the first six of the match.

He punches the fifth ball through the covers for a four before Stanlake gets revenge from the last ball.

Rohit chips the last ball on the leg side as Shakib Al Hasan does well to dive forward and take a good catch to send back the Mumbai captain for 11.

Welcome to the coverage of the 7th match of the Indian Premier League between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Mumbai Indians in Hyderabad on Thursday.

Sunrisers captain Kane Williamson has won the toss and elected to bowl.

Mumbai all-rounder Hardik Pandya will miss out because of injury as he makes way for Pradeep Sangwan, while pacer Ben Cutting comes in for Mitchell McClenaghan.

For Sunrisers, pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar also misses out because of an injury as Sandeep Sharma comes in to replace him.

Delhi 60-4 (6 ovs); D/L Target: 71 in 6 ovs | Scorecard

Laughin to bowl the final over. Vijay Shankar manages just a single from the first ball and Morris is struck on the helmet off the next ball as he misses the pull shot.

Shankar hits the next ball over the off-side for two runs before he perishes off the next ball trying for another big hit as the match is out of reach for Delhi now.

Morris smashes the fifth ball over the off-side for a four and hits the last ball for a six but to no avail.

Delhi finish on 60 for four in seven overs, to lose by 10 runs via the Duckworth-Lewis method.

Delhi 46-3 (5 ovs); D/L Target: 71 in 6 ovs | Scorecard

Unadkat gets the second over.

Pant miscues the first ball on the leg side as it falls short of the fielder in the deep for just a single.

The second ball is full and wide as Morris steers it through the vacant thirdman region for a four.

Unadkat then bowls a wide full toss as Morris repeats the shot but there is a fielder on the thirdman fence and he gets just a single.

Pant finally gets one off the middle, as he swings Unadkat behind square on the leg side for a four.

Pant then tries the reverse sweep but is unable to make connection as captain Gautam Gambhir is unhappy in the dugout.

Pant has another big swing but time he miscues it high on the leg side and Gowtham does well to come in from fine leg and complete a well judged catch.

Pant walks back for 20 from 14 balls as Delhi are reduced to 46 for three in five overs, needing 25 runs from six overs for victory.

Delhi 36-2 (4 ovs); D/L Target: 71 in 6 ovs | Scorecard

Left-arm pacer Jaydev Unadkat to bowl the third over. He beats Maxwell twice in a row with full deliveries slanted across him as the Australian tries to swing it on the leg side.

Unadkat then bowls a wide yorker as Maxwell is beaten again before he gets a thick outside edge which flies over short thirdman for a four.

Maxwell finally gets off the middle as he powerfully clubs a length ball down the ground over long-on for a six.

Unadkat bowls the last ball well wide of the off-stump as Maxwell throws his bat to slash it over point for a four to make it 14 from the last three balls.

Delhi are 29 for one in three overs, needing 42 from three overs for victory.

Ben Laughlin comes into the attack. Pant smashes the first ball straight for two runs before he skies the next ball high down as Tripathi makes a valiant effort but is unable to hold on.

Delhi's hopes receive a big jolt as Maxwell is foxed by the slower ball from Maxwell and is caught behind for 17.

New Chris Morris is also beaten by the slower one from Laughlin before he slices the last ball behind point for two runs.

Delhi are 36 for two in four overs, needing 35 from two overs for victory.

Delhi 15-1 (2 ovs); D/L Target: 71 in 6 ovs | Scorecard

Pacer Dhawal Kulkarni to bowl the second over. He starts with a slower ball as Pant is early into the heave on the leg side as he is hit on the body for a leg bye.

The next ball is a yorker as Maxwell can only dig it out for a single before Kulkarni bowls a wide.

Pant then smashes one powerfully but can't beat the fielder at mid-on before he is foxed by another slower ball and picks up a bye as Buttler does well to stop it on the bounce.

Maxwell is also deceived by the slower ball as he has a huge swing but misses one down the leg side before he slaps the last ball into the covers for one.

Delhi struggling to get going, scoring just 15 runs from the two overs of Powerplay. They need another 56 runs from four overs for victory at an asking rate of 14.

Delhi 10-0 (1 ov); D/L Target: 71 in 6 ovs | Scorecard

Delhi's dangerous duo of Glenn Maxwell and Colin Munro walk out to open the batting with 71 needed from six overs for victory.

Off-spinner Krishnappa Gowtham opens the bowling. And Rajasthan strike with the first ball as Maxwell has a swing but misses and hit on the pads.

Non-striker Munro is long way down and wicketkeeper Buttler does well to send a flat throw to the bowler, who dislodges the bails.

A perfect start for Royals as Munro is run out without facing a delivery.

Rishabh Pant walks in at No. 3 and he goes after the spinner straightway, charging down the track and lofting it back over the bowler's head for a four.

Gowtham bowls a poor delivery, on the pads, as Pant flicks it past short fine leg for another boundary and takes one from the last ball to get 10 from the first over.

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