Suryakumar and Lewis perish; Mumbai 3 down

May 02, 2019 21:17

Mumbai 113-3 (15 ovs) vs SRH | Scorecard

Pacer Thampi comes back into the attack. Hardik Pandya walks across his stumps and tries to clip the first ball fine but misses as the ball is taken by wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha as they appeal for caught behind which is rejected.

Sunrisers immediately take the review which is also turned down as the ball missed the bat and had gone off the pads.

Pandya taking no time to warm up as he clobbers the second ball he faces over midwicket for a six and then takes a single to bring up Mumbai's 100, in the 14th over.

De Kock then pulls a short ball over midwicket for a four as MI make their intent clear, looking to target Thampi, who is playing his first match in IPL-12.

A single to de Kock before Pandya slaps the last ball through the covers for a four as Thampi concedes 16 in his third over.

Spinner Rashid is back into the attack. Mumbai Indians, especially Pandya, decide against taking a risk as they quietly pick four singles off Rashid's third over, who has given away just eight runs in his three overs.

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