SRH edge Mumbai by 3 runs to stay alive

May 17, 2022 23:27

Mumbai 190-7 (20 ovs) vs Sunrisers 193-6

Bhuvneshwar to bowl the crucial 19th over. Debutant Sanjay Yadav is beaten first ball as the length ball is slanted across the left-hander.

Yadav slashes at the next ball, slicing it straight to the fielder at sweeper cover to perish for a duck.

Bhuvneshwar does well to bowl three perfect yorkers in a row to Bumrah, who gets a dose of his own medicine.

He finally pushes the last ball on the leg side but Ramandeep Singh turns down the single.

Bhuvneshwar bowls a terrific over under pressure, as the 19th over is a maiden over. He finishes with wonderful figures of 1/26 in four overs.

Left-arm pacer Farooqi to bowl the final over. He starts with a wide before Ramandeep misses the full delivery as he shuffles across a long way.

He slices the second over towards long-off and rushes back for the second run.

Ramandeep miscues the slower ball which falls just short of long-off and again he manages to steal the second run.

Farooqi tries the slower bouncer which Ramandeep pulls over short fine leg for a four.

The Afghanistan pacer ends MI's slim hopes with a superb yorker which Ramandeep can only defend.

He pulls the last ball for a six but Sunrisers prevail by three runs.

Sunrisers back on the winning path after suffering five successive losses to keep their slim hopes alive of making it to the play-offs.

Meanwhile, Mumbai Indians suffer their 10th defeat in 13 matches in IPL 2022.

'The boys (Head and Sharma) have had a fantastic season, but to win this with less than 10 overs played is unreal.'

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