15.3 - Wow! That is a sensational catch from Naman Dhir. On the first ball of the over, he let go of an easy chance. And now, he has taken a terrific one with a forward dive at deep mid-wicket. Shreyas Iyer departs for 66.

Shreyas Iyer c Naman Dhir b Shardul Thakur 66(35)

There is the fifty for Shreyas Iyer! He gets it in just in 31 balls. Punjab Kings are 171 for 2 in 14.4 overs vs Mumbai Indians. They are closing in on a dominating win here at Wankhede Stadium.

Hardik Pandya continues to leak runs. He came to bowl his third over and was smashed for 15 in it. Prabhsimran Singh started the over with a four and a six. Punjab Kings need 35 runs in 36 balls. Mere formality remains in this game.

PBKS 161-2 (14)

Jasprit Bumrah, who was economical in his first two overs, has leaked 16 runs in his third one. Prabhsimran Singh slammed a four through the cover while Shreyas Iyer played mighty pull shot for a maximum. Punjab Kings need 50 runs in 42 balls.

PBKS 146-2 (13)

Allah Ghazanfar concedes 12 runs in his final over. There is a lot of dew on the ground, and the young spinner found it difficult to grip the ball. Nonetheless, he ends his quota of four overs with impressive figures of 2 for 31.

PBKS 130-2 (12)

A four through the gap between long-on and deep mid-wicket fielders. Prabhsimran Singh slams half-century in 23 balls. This has been a fiery knock from the Punjab Kings opener. PBKS are 109 for 2 in 10.2 overs vs Mumbai Indians.

Twelve came off Hardik Pandya's second over, and Punjab Kings have reached the mark of 100. Prabhsimran Singh is only six runs short of his fifty. They are in control of this chase, with the asking rate being 9.6. PBKS need 96 runs in 60 balls.

PBKS 100-2 (10)

Allah Ghazanfar conceded only five singles in his third over. He continues to keep his grip tight on the Punjab Kings batters. The chasing team needs 108 in 66 balls. Hardik Pandya is ready to bowl the next over. Let's see how the MI captain fares in his second.

PBKS 88-2 (9)

Deepak Chahar was brought into the attack and he ended up leaking 14 runs in his second over. The right-arm pacer has conceded a total of 35 in two so far. Punjab Kings need 114 runs in 73 balls.

PBKS 83-2 (8)

Nine runs came off Jasprit Bumrah's second over. Punjab Kings lost two wickets in the Powerplay, but they scored runs at a brisk pace. PBKS need 135 runs in 84 balls. They have managed to keep the asking rate below 10 so far.

PBKS 61-2 (6)

4.3 – OUT! That is the second wicket for Allah Ghazanfar. He is off to a terrific start tonight! Hardik Pandya is trusting the spinner, and he is paying it off. This time, Cooper Connolly got an under-edge, and that was caught well by wicketkeeper Ryan Rickelton behind the stumps.

Cooper Connolly c Quinton de Kock b AM Ghazanfar 17(12)

12 came off the first over of Hardik Pandya! On the very first delivery, Jasprit Bumrah dropped the catch of Prabhsimran Singh at backward point. Bumrah got both his hands onto it but failed to hang on.

PBKS 39-1 (4)

Hardik Pandya's smart move of handing the ball to spinner Allah Ghazanfar has worked! The Afghanistan star has trapped Priyansh Arya. It was tossed up and Arya smashed the ball into the hands of mid-wicket.

Priyansh Arya c Deepak Chahar b AM Ghazanfar 15(9) 

PBKS 27-1 (2.2)

Jasprit Bumrah was brought into the attack and he conceded only five runs in his over. Allah Ghazanfar will bowl the third over. Mumbai Indians has brought the spinner as Impact Player for Suryakumar Yadav.

PBKS 26-0 (2)

Deepak Chahar has leaked 21 runs in his first over! This is not the start Mumbai Indians wanted from the bowler. Prabhsimran Singh smashed Deepak for two fours, and Priyansh Arya too joined the party with a six and a four.

PBKS 21-0 (1)

Priyansh Arya takes the strike, Prabhsimran Singh is at the other end. Deepak Chahar will bowl the first over. Here we go... Chahar starts with a fuller ball and Arya drives it down the ground for a single.

Nine runs and a wicket came off the final over from Vijaykumar Vyshak. The pacer ran Tilak Varma out on the fifth ball of the over as the MI batter tried to steal a run. This wicket is not a belter, and Mumbai Indians would feel that they have some good runs on the board.

MI 195-6 (20)

OUT! That is a terrific yorker from Arshdeep Singh and Sherfane Rutherford fails to dig it out. The southpaw goes for his shot and ends up being bowled. Mumbai Indians are five down. That is the third one for Arshdeep. He is having a superb night!

Sherfane Rutherford b Arshdeep Singh 1(5)

MI 182-5 (18.5)

Shreyas Iyer has done a sensational job here!!! Hardik Pandya mistimed the Marco Jansen delivery towards long-on. Shreyas Iyer jumped, took the catch and threw the ball towards his partner, Xavier Bartlett, before falling at the other end of the rope. Excellent effort from the PBKS captain, though Bartlett will have his name on the catch officially.

Hardik Pandya c Xavier Bartlett b Marco Jansen 14(12) 

MI 175-4 (17.3)

Quinton de Kock slams his 3rd IPL century!!! He gets there in 53 balls. What a knock this has been from the wicketkeeper-batter. He stayed on the sidelines with Ryan Rickelton being preferred over him. De Kock got his chance only after Rohit Sharma missed out due to injury. The southpaw is making the most of it now. Mumbai Indians are 169 for 3 in 17 overs against Punjab Kings.

Quinton de Kock is having some fun out there. He is smashing the Punjab Kings bowlers all-around the park. This time it was the turn of Shashank Singh, who had bowled an economical first over. Shashank was smashed for two consecutive sixes by de Kock in the over. The southpaw has moved to 95 off 50.

MI 160-3 (16)

Arshdeep Singh was brought back into the attack and he conceded nine runs in it. Quinton de Kock started the over with a four but the left-arm pacer made good comeback to not give away any boundary on the next five legal deliveries. 

MI 145-3 (15)

WICKET! Shashank Singh provides a crucial breakthrough to Punjab Kings! The 122-run partnership has been finally broken. It was short ball outside off-stump and Naman Dhir smashed it into the hands of the long-off.

Naman Dhir c Xavier Bartlett b Shashank Singh 50(31)

MI 134-3 (13.4)

13.1 -  A single and Naman Dhir races to his half-century in only 29 balls. This has been a superb knock from the Mumbai Indians batter. He got promoted to No.4 and repaid the faith shown on him with a fiery fifty. The luck also favoured the batter and he is making the most of it here.

Mumbai Indians are dictating terms in the game. The duo of Quinton de Kock and Naman Dhir have added 120 off 64 balls so far.

MI 132-2 (13)

The half-century scored by Quinton de Kock is his 25th fifty-plus score as a designated wicketkeeper in the IPL. He has surpassed MS Dhoni on the list of players with the most fifty-plus scores in the role. De Kock holds the second spot on the list, while Dhoni is third with the tally of 24. KL Rahul is at the helm of affairs with 31.

MI 125-2 (12)

Quinton de Kock slammed his half-century in 28 balls! He got there on the fourth delivery of the over. The southpaw smashed Yuzvendra Chahal for a six over the deep mid-wicket and then took a single to race to his fifty.

MI 97-2 (10)

Mumbai Indians have made a good recovery. Quinton de Kock and Naman Dhir have scored 74 runs off 40 balls for the third wicket so far. De Kock is only nine runs away from his half-century.

MI 86-2 (9)

This was an expensive over from Yuzvendra Chahal. Naman Dhir started with a four while Quinton de Kock hit a six and a four later. Mumbai Indians crossed the mark of 50 in the over. 

MI 67-2 (7)

Shashank Singh got injured while trying to stop a throw at square leg on the final ball of Powerplay. The mid-off player tried to take aim at the non-striker's end but missed it. The ball bounced off the ground and hit Shashank on the face. The physio is checking him, and now both of them are going off the ground.

Naman Dhir is making the most of the dropped catch. He smashed Vijaykumar Vyshak for 15 runs in the final over of Powerplay. The right-handed batter hit two fours before smacking a maximum over long-on.

MI 48-2 (6)

Yuzvendra Chahal dropped a sitter at short fine leg on the second ball of the over! Marco Jansen bowled a fuller delivery and Naman Dhir scooped to Chahal. The PBKS spinner made a mess of it and dropped the easy catch.

MI 33-2 (5)

Xavier Bartlett leaked 10 runs in his first over. Naman Dhir, who has been promoted to No.4 tonight, is looking in really fine touch. He has scored 10 runs in eight balls.

MI 25-2 (4)

This is a good shot from Naman Dhir for FOUR! Xavier Bartlett bowled it fuller, and Dhir flicked it through the mid-wicket region for the boundary. The fielder inside the circle did give it a hand but failed to stop it.

MI 19-2 (3.2)

Arshdeep Singh has struck twice! He has dismissed Ryan Rickelton and Suryakumar Yadav in consecutive deliveries. The Punjab Kings pacer is on a hat-trick now! What a start this is for PBKS!

Suryakumar Yadav c Yuzvendra Chahal b Arshdeep Singh 0(1)

MI 12-3 (2.3)

Pure timing from Quinton de Kock! Marco Jansen bowled it fuller outside off stump and the South African batter smashed it over cover for a MAXIMUM. On the next ball, Jansen bowled onto the legs of de Kock, and the ball brushed the pad to run away for a four through fine leg.

MI 12-0 (1.3)

That is an economical start from Arshdeep Singh! He bowled five dot balls to Quinton de Kock before the southpaw steered the final delivery towards the third man for a single and retained strike.

MI 1-0 (1)

The game is underway at the Wankhede Stadium! Arshdeep Singh starts with an out-swinging delivery. Quinton de Kock tries to play it but misses. He is beaten by the swing there.

Punjab Kings (Playing XI): Prabhsimran Singh(w), Priyansh Arya, Shreyas Iyer(c), Cooper Connolly, Shashank Singh, Marcus Stoinis, Marco Jansen, Xavier Bartlett, Vijaykumar Vyshak, Arshdeep Singh, Yuzvendra Chahal