Mumbai need 30 from 2 overs for victory

May 01, 2018 23:26

Mumbai 138-5 (18 ovs) vs RCB 167-7 | Scorecard

Siraj to bowl the 17th over. He does well to concede six from the first five balls including a wide before Hardik spoils the over by carting the last ball over the covers for a four, to get 10 from the over.

Southee to bowl the 18th over. Krunal looks to swipe the first ball to leg side but mishits it to long-off for one. Hardik smashes the next down the ground but de Grandhomme comes up with a diving save to his right at long-off to stop a boundary and concede just a single.

Two singles from the next two balls as the experienced Southee bowls it full and on the stumps.

Krunal then looks to swing but can only block a yorker before he lofts the next one over the covers but McCullum does well at sweeper cover to runs across and keep it down to one.

Just five runs from the over takes Mumbai to 138 for five in 18 overs, needing 30 from 2 overs for victory.

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