3.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Jacks finally gets rid of Jaiswal. After bowling the previous ball at 97 kph, Jacks slows this one down and bowls it at 89 kph, shorter and just around the off stump. Jaiswal clears the front leg and has a swing at it. The ball stops a bit in the surface and turns away slightly to catch the leading edge. It balloons towards point, where Corbin Bosch takes a reverse cup catch on the edge of the ring. End of a 33-run opening stand. 33/1

4.1 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! First Jaiswal and now Sooryavanshi, both RR openers back in the hut inside 5 overs. MI are delighted and so would be PBKS and KKR. From over the wicket, angled away from the batter with a seam-up ball. Sooryavanshi hangs deep in the crease and tries to fight the angle by heaving across the line. The ball seams away to catch a leading edge and it goes behind point. Naman Dhir runs in off the ropes and there is another fielder converging from the inner circle but Dhir calls for it and gets low to take the catch. 33/2

12.5 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! Absolute snorter from Bosch and the troubles keep rising for the Royals. Corbin with a pinpoint yorker attacking the stumps. Dhruv Jurel has a high backlift and his head falls over. By the time he can jam the bat down to squeeze it out, the ball sneaks under his bat and crashes into the stumps behind. Rajasthan Royals are 119/5 as Jurel heads back to the dugout. 119/5

6 OUT! CAUGHT! A well-judged catch by Tilak Varma, and it is AM Ghazanfar who has the last laugh. Slower through the air and the length is pulled back too, on off. Parag is nowhere near the pitch of the ball and just swings through the line. He is early into the lofted hit and does not get the desired power on the shot. Mid on had been pushed back on the fence after the boundary on the 4th ball of the over. Tilak Varma times the jump to perfection at long on and as he is about to lose his balance, he gets rid of the ball and steadies himself in the field of play before completing the catch. After 6 overs, RR are 54/3. 54/3

10.3 OUT! DASUN SHANAKA IS RUN OUT! A complete miscommunication in the middle and Shanaka pays the price for it. A length delivery, around off, Jurel dabs it to the backward fielder. Shardul Thakur moves to his left and initially fumbles to collect the ball and Shanaka sniffs a single, but Jurel is going nowhere and has his back against his partner. Shanaka is almost at the striker's end and has a long way to retreat. Shardul eventually collects the ball and throws it to the bowling end. Corbin gathers it on the half-volley, juggles momentarily, but manages to whip the bails off in time with Shanaka well short of his ground. An unfortunate way to get dismissed for Dasun and Rajasthan Royals are 99/4. 99/4

15.3 OUT! IN THE AIR AND CAUGHT! Not enough pyrotechnics from Ferreira and he departs just when he was looking to switch gears. Chahar redeems himself by bowling a slower short ball and well outside the off stump. Donovan Ferreira stands tall to fetch it and looks to clear the deep mid-wicket fence with a pull shot, but ends up slicing it off the top edge. It goes only as far as Corbin Bosch stationed in the deep, who moves to his left, and takes it with a reverse cup while falling on his back. Chahar has two to his name and the Royals are 139/6. 139/6

18 OUT! CAUGHT! Shardul ends Archer's fun and another RR batter gets caught in the deep. Digs in a slower bouncer, on top of off and middle, does Thakur. Jofra Archer aims to muscle it downtown with a flat bat, but the connection goes all wrong for him. He fails to generate the power and timing, airing it straight. Tilak Varma runs to his left from long on and grabs it around his chest. Rajasthan Royals slip down to 175/8, with 12 legal balls remaining in the innings. 175/8

17.4 OUT! MISTIMED AND CAUGHT! Good deception by Thakur on this occasion. He dishes out an off cutter, and bowls it fairly outside off, on a fractionally fuller length. Shubham Dubey is early into his shot and goes swinging across the line to heave it over deep mid-wicket. But ends up slicing it off the top edge. Naman Dhir comes charging in off the ropes by covering good ground. Sees the ball like a hawk and takes a fine running catch just outside the inner ring. Rajasthan Royals are 174/7. 174/7

0.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! The pressure was mounting after three dot balls, and Jofra Archer made the most out of it. A tad fuller from Jofra Archer, just outside off, with a hint of away movement. Rohit Sharma stays in his crease and looks to loft it across the line, but closes the bat face early. The ball straightens and kisses the outside edge of Rohit Sharma's blade and goes behind towards the keeper, Dhruv Jurel, who makes no mistake. Rohit Sharma is left stunned and stares at the crease before he walks back for a duck. MI are 0/1, chasing 206. 0/1

3.2 OUT! TAKEN! Excellent from Nandre Burger, and he gets the better of Ryan Rickelton. Hard length, on off, Ryan Rickelton rocks back and looks to pull it, but fails to keep it along the ground and mistimes it. It gets chipped straight towards Vaibhav Sooryavanshi at mid-wicket, who bends low and takes a good catch. Nandre Burger gets his man and Mumbai Indians are 24/3 after 3.2 overs now. This is Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's first catch of the season, according to the on-air commentators. 24/3

2.3 OUT! TIMBER! Jofra Archer has the last laugh as he bamboozles Dhir off a beauty. Hard length, on middle and leg, and the ball straightens up just a touch. Naman Dhir makes room and looks to flick it, but the ball beats the outside edge of his willow and clips the top of the leg stump. Naman Dhir walks back into the shed, and Mumbai Indians are 18/2 after 2.3 overs, needing 188 runs. 18/2

17.3 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! This probably seals the final spot in the playoffs with RR taking the wicket of Surya in this situation. Slower and into the deck, around off, Suryakumar Yadav puts a lot of muscle behind this but hits this off the bottom edge and straight back into the hands of Nandre Burger in his follow-through. Nandre doesn't drop it and ends up grabbing it to his left around the waist. The ball threatens to burst through, but Burger manages to cling on. Suryakumar Yadav departs and with him, the game slips almost beyond reach for the Mumbai Indians. 158/8

5.1 OUT! TIMBER! A happy sight for the pacer's fraternity as the off pole goes for a cartwheel. Brijesh Sharma starts around the stumps and bowls it on a length, in the line of the stumps. Tilak Varma looks to punch this up, but does not move his feet at all and is a bit squared up as the ball keeps low and sneaks past the bat to uproot the off stump. Mumbai Indians are 38 for 4, chasing 206 runs. 38/4

11.3 OUT! MISTIMED HIGH UP AND TAKEN! A big, big moment in the game. Punja breaks the 63-run partnership. Brave bowling this actually by Yash. He lands it full and outside off, but this time, he gets a good grip as the ball turns away with some bounce. Will Jacks again goes down on a knee to tonk it downtown, but only manages a massive top edge. The ball balloons high up in the air, towards the right of the bowler. Dhruv Jurel calls for his catch, runs all the way from behind the stumps. Seeing that, Yash just bails out and lets Jurel take the catch. 101/5

15.4 OUT! TAKEN! A much-needed wicket for Rajasthan Royals as the dangerous Hardik Pandya departs. Jofra Archer bangs it short, on off, Hardik Pandya takes a step forward and looks to loft it, but gets a splice. The ball balloons in the air towards long on. Nandre Burger settles under it and completes the catch. Mumbai Indians are 149/6 after 15.3 overs. 149/6

16.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Another excellent delivery from Yash as he lands this around that nagging length, on middle and off. This was a slider from Punja. Corbin Bosch clears his front foot and plants this towards his leg side and has a wild swing at it. Gets it away from the bottom of his bat towards the right of the boundary rider at the deep mid-wicket fence. Donovan Ferreira moves to his right, puts in the dive and takes a good low catch. Punja gets his second wicket and MI are 152/7. 152/7

18.3 OUT! LBW! An excellent, dipping slower one, low full toss, on middle and off, Deepak Chahar once again plays for the pace on delivery and gets beaten. The ball hits the batter on his front pad and just an appeal is what the umpire was waiting to raise his finger. Deepak turns and starts to walk towards the dugout but opts for a review purely in hope of a miracle. Ball Tracking shows three reds with the ball hitting the roots of middle and off. Deepak Chahar continues to walk back. 167/9