Do-or-die for Mumbai Indians against champions KKR

May 14, 2015 19:30

Welcome to the coverage of 51st match of the Indian Premier League between Mumbai Indians and Kolkata Knight Riders at the Wankhede stadium, in Mumbai, on Thursday.

Mumbai Indians face a massive task of saving their campaign when they face KKR.

Their juggernaut having come to a halt against the batting might of Royal Challengers Bangalore, Mumbai Indians face a virtual make or break situation now.

Before their loss to RCB last Sunday, Mumbai enjoyed a superb five-game winning streak.

But MI would be seeking inspiration from their overall 10-5 win-loss record against KKR who, however, won their previous season-opening clash on April 8 by seven wickets.

MI were inflicted by the brutal assault on their bowling attack by Bangalore's AB de Villiers who smashed 133 not out off just 59 balls.

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