6.4 OUT! CAUGHT! 100 IPL WICKETS FOR KULDEEP YADAV! Rickelton throws it away after getting a start. He is getting some grip here, Kuldeep. Tosses this up, around leg stump and gets it to spin away. Ryan Rickelton gets down to play the sweep but cannot clear the fielder at the square leg boundary. The timing is good though and Madhav Tiwari does well to cover good ground to his right, before holding onto the catch after a juggle. Rickelton departs for 25 (18) and Mumbai Indians are 58/3 after 6.4 overs. 58/3

2.2 OUT! CAUGHT! That is a magnificent take from Abishek Porel. Silence descends at the Wankhede. The Fizz strikes in his first over. Lands the ball on a length outside off and from over the wicket, gets the ball to slant away from the right-hander. Rohit Sharma slashes hard and only manages a thick outside edge. The ball travels quickly but the keeper, Porel, dives full stretch to his right to pluck that one. Rohit departs for 5 (5) and Mumbai Indians are 23/1 after 2.2 overs. 23/1

5.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Another very good catch and DC have 2 wickets inside the Powerplay. A slower ball, on a length, outside off, Will Jacks looks to go big, against the line but is done in by the change in pace. Gets a massive leading edge which goes high in the air, but also clears mid off. However, Vipraj Nigam keeps his eyes on the ball and backtracks, taking a very good catch. Jacks departs for 21 (13) and Mumbai Indians are 48/2 after 5.3 overs. 48/2

14.5 OUT! CAUGHT! The pressure was building and Tilak Varma falls to that pressure. A slower ball, into the pitch from leg stump, angling away, Tilak looks to pull it away but has to reach out for the ball. Ends up dragging his shot and hence, cannot find much elevation. Hits it flat and straight to Sameer Rizvi at long on who comes running in and completes the formalities. The 55-run stand has been broken and possibly, could be a blessing in disguise for the home side. Tilak Varma departs for 27 (27) and Mumbai Indians are 113/4 after 14.5 overs. Second scalp for Mukesh tonight. 113/4

16.3 OUT! CAUGHT! DC keep chipping away with the wickets! Well, DC in the sense, Delhi Capitals and not Dushmantha Chameera. This is his first. On a length, outside off, again, no pace on offer, Hardik Pandya backs away and looks to hit this over cover, probably, but is too early into the shot. Ends up slicing the ball in the air and it goes straight to backward point, where Mukesh Kumar gobbles it. Hardik departs for 3 (6) and Mumbai Indians are 123/5 after 16.3 overs. They were 113/3 at one stage. 123/5

2.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Is that the game done and dusted? Boult gets the better of Rahul. On a length, outside off, KL Rahul jumps out and has a wild swish. Only manages to get a bottom edge and the keeper, Ryan Rickelton makes no mistake. Boult flashes a giant smile and MI know how big a wicket this is. Rahul departs for 11 (6) and Delhi Capitals are 20/2 after 2.4 overs. Equation - 161 from 104. 20/2

1.4 OUT! CAUGHT! And MI get their first inside the second over. That's a bit of surprising shot given Faf du Plessis' standards. The field was pushed back, with long on in place, and for some reason, du Plessis looked to go in that direction. Perhaps, he just wanted to chip it. Or maybe, he was targetting long off. It was an off-pace delivery, a knuckle ball and he ended up playing a bit too early. Hits it straight down the throat of Mitchell Santner at long on. The skipper for this game departs for 6 (7) and Delhi Capitals are 12/1 after 1.4 overs. Equation - 169 from 110. 12/1

4.2 OUT! STUMPED! These are shades of the 2020 IPL final. DC were 22/3 batting first in that game in Dubai. Here, they are 27/3. Though this decision looked a bit debatable, to be honest. No complaints about the bowling. Beautifully flighted, outside off, drawing the batter forward. Abishek Porel lunged to defend but the ball landed and spun past the outside edge. The keeper, Ryan Rickelton, collected the ball and quickly whipped off the bails, appealing for stumping joyously. The decision was referred upstairs and the replays seemed to indicate that the foot had got up in the air, but had also got back down in time, before the bails were dislodged. However, the third umpire checked a few replays before eventually ruling it in favour of the fielding side. Porel walks off shaking his head, as he too is not happy with that decision. But he has to depart for 6 (9) and Delhi Capitals are sinking at 27/3 after 4.2 overs. Equation - 154 from 94. 27/3

14.2 OUT! BOWLED! Santner magic revives the Wankhede again! He gets his second wicket. Slows this up through the air and keeps the ball in line of the stumps, Rizvi gets down and attempts a massive mow, but misses the ball completely. The ball dips onto the batter, spins away and hits the stumps. Rizvi departs for 39 (35) and Delhi Capitals are 103/6 after 14.2 overs. A decent 38-run stand has been broken. Equation - 78 from 34. 103/6

8 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! Well, who better than Santner to know how was Ryder? National mate, right? Vipraj cannot do a Ryder in this game. Just fractionally short, around off, Vipraj Nigam stays back and looks to work it through the leg side, but instead gets a leading edge which results in a simple return catch to the bowler. Mitchell Santner makes no mistake and Vipraj has to depart for 20 (11) and Delhi Capitals are 55/4 after 8 overs. Equation - 126 from 72. 55/4

9.2 OUT! LBW! Stubbs has reviewed but that looks dead. And that is confirmed by technology as well. Full and straight, Tristan Stubbs does the cardinal sin of playing across the line and doubles it up by missing the ball. He is pinned right in front of the stumps and the umpire barely takes a while to raise his finger. Stubbs understandably takes the review, but UltraEdge detects nothing when the ball is near the bat. UltraEdge squashes any further hope of saving the review or the batter as the ball is projected to be crashing into leg stump. Review gone, batter gone. Stubbs departs for 2 (4) and Delhi Capitals are 65/5 after 9.2 overs. Equation - 116 from 64. 65/5

14.5 OUT! STUMPED! Two in the over and that should be the rubber stamp on this game, if at all there was any doubt. Santner has spun DC into a hole and out of the tournament. Flighted, around off, spinning away, Ashutosh Sharma lunges to defend but is beaten by the away spin. Once again, keeper Ryan Rickelton shows excellent guile to collect and whip the bails off in a flash and this time, there is no need for the third umpire. Ashutosh departs for 18 (16) and Santner has his third. Delhi Capitals slip from 103/5 to 104/7. Equation - 77 from 31. 104/7

15.3 OUT! BOWLED! The perfect two-card trick by Boom Boom. He pushed the batter back with a bouncer on the previous ball and then, smartly slipped in a slower ball, keeping the length much fuller. Tiwari plays from the crease and misses it completely, getting his stumps castled. That's 100 wickets for Bumrah in the death overs (16-20) of the IPL alone! Tremendous bowler. Madhav departs for 3 (4) and from 103/5, Delhi Capitals are 108/8. Equation - 73 from 27. 108/8

18 OUT! CAUGHT! And Karn does manage to improve his figures. Flights this one up in the air and Kuldeep Yadav is enticed to come down the track again. Is nowhere near the pitch of the ball and ends up skying this miles in the air. Substitute Raj Angad Bawa covers good ground from the long on ropes and charges in to take the catch in between the mid on and long on regions. Kuldeep departs for 7 (8) and Delhi Capitals have slipped from 103/5 to 120/9. Equation - 61 from 12. 120/9

18.2 OUT! BOWLED! Neck and crop. Bumrah finishes things off in style. Mustafizur Rahman backs away to the leg side and exposes all his three stumps. Too easy for Boom Boom. He targets the stumps like a hunter and shoots his arrow. Bang. Yorker at the base of the stumps and the sticks are shattered. Delhi Capitals are bowled out for 121 and MUMBAI INDIANS WIN BY 59 RUNS, QUALIFYING FOR THE PLAYOFFS OF IPL 2025! 121/10