Markande's triple strike boosts Mumbai's hopes

April 12, 2018 22:48

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.

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