Sunrisers restrict Mumbai Indians to 162

May 02, 2019 21:48

Mumbai 162-5 (20 ovs) vs SRH | Scorecard

Bhuvneshwar to bowl the 19th over and he bowls a superb over under the circumstances, conceding just four singles.

Two singles from the first two balls before he outsmarts de Kock with a full wide delivery as the left-hander makes room, followed by two singles from the last three deliveries.

Khaleel to bowl the final over. He strikes with the key wicket of Pollard, who top edges the pull shot and is caught on the leg side after scoring 10 from nine balls.

De Kock can only get a single as he drives a wide yorker to sweeper cover. A full toss on the pads as Krunal Pandya clips it to deep square leg for another single.

Khaleel goes short as de Kock pulls it to deep midwicket for a single as Mumbai are unable to get a boundary off the last 11 balls.

Another short ball but this time Krunal pulls it over the midwicket fence for a six and gets two runs off the last ball to long-on as Mumbai Indians finish on 162 for five in their 20 overs.

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