MI vs SRH Live Cricket Score

7.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! The golden arm of Nitish Kumar Reddy works wonders for SRH. He bowls a seam-up delivery, on good length at 140.2 kph, just around off. Will Jacks, without moving his feet, throws his hands at it, but due to the skiddiness of the ball, only manages a thin outside edge, behind, where Ishan Kishan makes no mistake. A proactive inning comes to an end for Jacks. Mumbai Indians are 93/1. 93/1

8.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Eshan Malinga strikes now, and the lean run continues for Suryakumar Yadav. Malinga bangs in a well-directed bouncer at 140 kph, into the body of the batter. Suryakumar looks to take it on with a pull shot, but gets rushed and finds himself into an awkward position. He takes his eyes off the ball and it flies off the top edge wide of deep fine leg, where Abhishek Sharma runs to his left and takes a good catch. MI slip from 93/0 to 110/2. 110/2

13.4 OUT! HIGH UP AND TAKEN IN THE DEEP! Not the most fluent knocks from Naman and he bites the dust. Praful has his first wicket. He stays around the stump and cannons in a fuller-length delivery, around leg. Naman Dhir cannot quite get under the ball properly. Clears the front leg and tries to launch it over deep mid-wicket, but slices it miles up in the air. Gets more height than the distance and goes only as far as Harsh Dubey stationed at deep mid-wicket. Dubey sees the ball like a hawk and takes a fine catch. Mumbai Indians are 165/3. 165/3

18.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Sakib Hussain with a key wicket for his team, and at a crucial time as well. He goes fuller and wide outside off. Hardik Pandya arches his back, trying to hit it through the line but loses his shape a bit while playing the shot. He fails to get the elevation, and the ball flies flat and straight towards long off, where Heinrich Klaasen pouches it safely. A perfect illustration of the fielder not moving an inch. End of a quick cameo from the MI skipper, and they are 221/4 now. 221/4

19.3 OUT! TAKEN! Change of bats does not work for Tilak Varma. Praful Hinge serves this fuller and just around off. Tilak extends his arms to get under it and targets the straighter boundary, but gets it more from the bottom half of the bat. It goes up in the air towards long off, where Heinrich Klaasen moves to his left and takes a safe reverse cup catch. MI are 232/5, three balls left. 232/5

8.4 OUT! MISTIMED AND TAKEN​​! AM Ghazanfar strikes and is fired up, understandably so. MI are up and about finally. Ghazanfar dangles it full outside off, inviting the drive or a big lofted shot. Abhishek takes the bait but slices across the line. The ball is spooned towards the cover-point region. Boult moves to his left at backward point and takes it cleanly. Sunrisers Hyderabad are 129/1, needing 115 more runs from 68 balls. 129/1

9.4 OUT! TAKEN SHARPLY! The MI skipper strikes and out of nowhere, the Mumbai Indians are back in the contest, well and truly. Hardik stays true to his plan. Bowls it wide outside off and it is the low full toss. Travis Head reaches out for it and cannot get under it properly. Scuffs it flatly towards the left of Will Jacks at extra cover. Jacks dives low to his left and plucks a fine catch under pressure. He goes with both hands and holds on to it nicely. Head falls after playing a highly entertaining knock. His best performance so far this season. The top three have gone in the span of just 7 balls. SRH, from 129/0, have slipped down to 133/3. 133/3

8.5 OUT! CHOPPED ON! Another two-wicket haul for AM Ghazanfar. He continues his magic with the ball this season, and things have flipped in the span of two balls. MI sniff a comeback now. He stays around the stump and lands it fractionally fuller, keeping it just outside the off stump. Ishan Kishan hangs back to cut the ball away, but it is too close for that shot and the ball skids to take the inside edge before crashing into the stumps behind. A golden duck for Ishan Kishan and SRH are 129/2 down now. 129/2

16.2 OUT! HIGH UP AND CAUGHT! Boult with a massive breakthrough for his side. We have seen a couple going down tonight, but Suryakumar Yadav holds onto the skier. Boult puts everything into this one. Bends his back and bangs it short on the stumps, 138.2 kph. Reddy sits deep in the crease and goes for the pull but gets a top edge that sends the ball kissing the moon before swirling back down under the night sky. Suryakumar at deep square leg does a fine job settling under it and pouches it safely. Sunrisers Hyderabad are 213/4, needing 31 runs from 22 balls. 213/4