Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Mumbai Indians, Match 19 Cricket Score

3.4 OUT! Rohit holes out! The dropped catch has not cost a lot. Nabi strikes. The bowling change has worked wonders. Not such a great delivery though. It is slightly short and on middle, it is turning back in. Rohit look to pull it but it is not right off the middle. The boundaries here are long and Deepak Hooda in the deep runs in and takes a good catch. The Mumbai skipper fails to make an impact and a much-needed wicket for the hosts as the two seemed to get going. 21/1

8.2 OUT! Caught in the deep! De Kock falls now and Mumbai have lost their top 3 inside 10 overs. It seemed to be a terrific shot at first. Probably at the Wankhede, this would have been taken in the crowd. But at Uppal, the boundaries are longer. A length ball, around middle and leg, angling away, Quinton pulls this with absolute ease over mid-wicket. However, to his dismay, he finds Deepak Hooda waiting for the catch patiently. QdK falls for 19 and Mumbai are 43/3. 43/3

5 OUT! The impact is umpire's call and hitting is also umpire's call. Mumbai lose their second and the change of ends for Sandeep Sharma has worked. Another good wicket as we know how good Yadav has been for the visitors. A audacious shot that. He looks to sweep this knuckle ball on off but misses to get hit on the front pad. The umpire agrees with the appeal by the Hyderabad players. Yadav takes it upstairs. Replays roll in and they show the on-field call is the right one. Mumbai do retain their review but are in trouble here. 28/2

12.5 OUT! Kishan has been adjudged run out. Adjudged. Bizarre dismissal. Let us go step by step. First, it is a googly from Rashid. Kishan looks to work it to the leg side but the ball spins away, hits the high portion of the bat and goes off the leading edge to cover. Kishan comes halfway down the track but is sent back because Pollard barely moves a muscle. Vijay Shankar gets across and then returns a decent throw to Bairstow. Here comes the controversy. Bairstow looks to collect but deflects the bails with his right elbow. Then, with the throw, he looks to disturb the stumps again, behind him. But he does not UPROOT them. The off stump just comes off. Kishan has to dive in and while this is true that he is short when the stump comes off, Bairstow has not held the stump in his hands! The rule says that one has to uproot the stump collecting it in one hand and then the ball in the other. The third umpire has a couple of looks and then gives it OUT. Interestingly, replays show that David Warner signalled to his team that it was not out. Tough luck for Kishan. 65/5

11.4 OUT! Another one bites the dust! The short ball does the trick. This is a very good short ball. On this slow surface, Kaul really got this one to zip through. It is on middle. Pandya is hurried into the pull shot. He only manages a top edge which lobs towards the keeper who takes an excellent catch. Kaul is pumped and Hyderabad stay on top. 63/4

16.3 OUT! Rashid has the last laugh! Hardik though can feel a little unfortunate here. He had hit that nicely. He brings out the slog sweep but hits it flat and in the air towards the man in the deep at mid-wicket. Shankar there takes a good catch. The idea was good but the ball may have just hurried onto him and hence, he did not get the elevation he wanted. The dangerous Pandya departs. Now the onus of taking Mumbai to a decent total depends on Kieron Pollard. 86/6

18 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! A handy innings by Chahar though comes to the end. Can't blame him for this shot though. It was the last ball so you would not expect Pollard to take a single and hence, it was a free hit for him. He swings to this delivery outside off but only manages an outside edge to Bairstow. 97/7

4.1 OUT! CHOPS IT ON! Now we have a match on our hands. The openers who were doing most of the scoring for the hosts have been dismissed in the space of 3 balls. Alzzari Joseph does not take time to make an impact. A poor shot to be honest by Warner. It is a nothing delivery, it is full and wide outside off. Warner throws his bat at it, away from his body but only manages an inside edge onto the stumps. 33/2

3.4 OUT! In the air... taken! Chahar strikes! Excellent bowling change and the formidable opening stand has been broken early. This is given nice amount of flight and it lands on off. It seems to be the slider. Bairstow looks to hit it on the leg side but only manages a top edge which balloons towards short third man where Bumrah takes it. JB's problems against leg spinners continues. 104 needed in 96. 33/1

6.5 OUT! Just like the Mumbai batting line-up, Hyderabad too have lost their top three within the first 10 overs. Could have easily been four had Pollard taken the catch of Pandey. Nevertheless, Joseph continues to impress. A quick short one, the key here though is the line. It is just outside off. Shankar looks to drag his pull but is hurried into the shot. It goes off the top edge towards point where Pandya takes a dolly. Joseph gets his second in his second over and Mumbai on top now. They are into the untested middle order of Hyderabad. 42/3

10.3 OUT! Rohit has taken a very sharp catch! That was hit at some pace towards him and the Mumbai skipper has held onto it. Leading from the front. Pandey fails to make the life he got count. Hyderabad in big trouble now. This is slightly short from Behrendorff. Pandey rocks back and pulls it hard but straight to that fielder. The Mumbai players are pumped. 76 more needed in 57 balls. 6 wickets in hand. 61/4

15.4 OUT! BOOM! Third for Joseph. You miss, I hit. Full and straight. Hooda swings across the line but misses. The furniture behind is disturbed. Hooda, the batsman who was set walks back. 49 needed in 26. 88/6

11.2 OUT! Another one bites the dust. Pathan departs and half the side is back in the hut. A nice tossed up delivery on off, Pathan gets on one knee and looks to play the sweep. The shot is more of a top edge-type, carrying to deep backward square leg where Ishan Kishan makes no mistake. Now then, now then, now then... 62/5

16.4 OUT! That is probably the final nail in the coffin. Bumrah gets rid of Nabi. Hits the deck hard and lands it on middle, the ball zips through. Nabi is way too late in the pull shot. It goes off the top edge towards mid off and Rohit takes it with ease. 90/8

15.5 OUT! Two-in-two for Joseph and it is Mumbai's game to lose now! The short ball does the trick again for him. It is on the body and rushes onto the batsman. Rashid looks to pull by taking his eyes off the ball. The ball takes the top edge, then hits the shoulder and lobs beside the pitch. Joseph runs towards it and takes it. Nabi has to do it by himself. Needs to replicate what Pollard did. On the other hand, AJ is on a hat-trick on his debut. 88/7

17.1 OUT! Or he would just look to shuffle across in the hope to find a boundary but miss with his flick shot and see his middle stump get uprooted. FIFER FOR ALZZARI! That too on debut, how better could you start your Indian T20 League career. They do check for the no ball but AJ is fine. He now has 5 balls to take a six-fer. 91/9

17.4 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! He does get a six-fer. Best figures by a bowler in the Indian T20 League. What a performance by the youngster. Outstanding stuff. He lands this one on a length and it is outside off. Kaul hangs his bat out, the ball kisses the outside edge and de Kock behind makes no mistake. All smiles in the Mumbai camp as THEY HAVE WON BY 40 RUNS! 96/10