Lewis out for 47, Mumbai lose 2nd wicket

April 28, 2018 23:21

Mumbai 133-2 (17 ovs) vs CSK 169-5 | Scorecard

Thakur keeps things tight, giving away just five runs from his third over to make it 42 needed from the last four overs for victory.

The pressure pays off as Bravo claims the wicket of Lewis in the next over. The left-hander, who struggled for most part of his 47 from 43 balls, mishits it to long-off where Thakur completes a simple catch.

A promotion for Hardik Pandya ahead of his brother Krunal.

Bravo bowls a good short ball to Rohit, who goes for the pull but gets it off the gloves to fine leg for one.

Still no boundaries for Mumbai, the last one came 17 balls ago, with Bravo also giving away just five runs from his third over.

The match is interestingly poised with Mumbai on 133 for two in 17 overs, needing another 37 runs from three overs for victory.

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