Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Mumbai Indians Highlights, IPL 2025: Rohit Sharma, Trent Boult Shine As MI Outplay SRH For 4th Consecutive Win

Harshal Patel was brought into the attack and he conceded only two runs in his first over. The right-arm pacer managed to keep both Rohit Sharma and Will Jacks with his brilliant mixing in pace. Mumbai Indians need 99 runs in 90 balls.

MI 45/1 (5)

MI 43/1 (4)

MI 30/1 (3)

MI 23/1 (2.3)

MI 13/1 (1.4)

Eight runs came off the first over from Pat Cummins. Ryan Rickelton slammed a four on the second ball of the over. Both he and Rohit Sharma seemed to in control and also looked careful in the over.

What a superb spell from Trent Boult! He finishes his quota of four overs with figures of 4 for 26. Sunrisers Hyderabad have been restricted to 143/8. They have made a good comeback through Henrich Klaasen's 71 but still score might not be enough for MI's power-packed batting line-up.

SRH 134/6 (19)

13 runs came off Hardik Pandya's third over. Abhinav Manohar slammed the pacer for a six and a four in the over. Two more overs left in the SRH innings and the side could still reach 150 from this point. Jasprit Bumrah will bowl the next over. Here we go.

11 runs came off Jasprit Bumrah's third over. He has been a bit expensive tonight, leaking 28 runs in three overs for no wicket so far. Sunrisers Hyderabad also crossed the 100-run mark in the over. They have 18 more balls left in the play.

Nine runs came off the final over of Mitchell Santner. He ends his quota of four overs with figures of 0 for 19. The spinner remained economical but failed to get any wicket. Heinrich Klaasen is still there and SRH could still hope to reach close to 150.

Heinrich Klaasen has held one end and has been scoring some quick runs for Sunrisers Hyderabad. The right-handed batter has been playing really well. He is scoring the boundaries with minimum risk. Klaasen has added 42 runs off 17 balls with Abhinav Manohar for the sixth wicket.

Heinrich Klaasen slammed Hardik Pandya for three fours in the over. A total of 16 runs came off the over. Mumbai Indians bowled tight but they are now leaking runs against Klaasen. Somebody needs to keep a check on the scoring rate of SRH, which is now improving. 

A poor shot ball on the legs from Hardik Pandya and it gets the right treatment from Heinrich Klaasen. The South African batter slammed it away for a four through the backward square leg.

SRH 35/5 (8.3)

Mitchell Santner was brought into the attack and he started with a five-run over. Sunrisers Hyderabad scored 24 for 4 in the powerplay, which is the lowest total in the phase in the ongoing season.  

With the top-order back to the hut, Sunrisers Hyderabad are now totally dependent on Heinrich Klaasen. He is looking good but he must be under pressure. 4-down SRH's scoring rate is below 5 that is also a concern for the side at the moment.

SRH 28/4 (6.2)

Nitish Reddy is OUT! Mumbai Indians are wreacking havoc here in Hyderabad. This is the second wicket for Deepak Chahar. Reddy has lofted the ball right into the hands of the fielder at mid-on. He is out for 2 runs off 6 balls. SRH are in deep trouble here.

Abhishek Sharma is gone! SRH batters are falling like a pack of cards. Here is the second wicket for Trent Boult. It was a fuller ball outside off-stump with lack of pace on it. Abhishek went for a lofted drive and ended up handing a catch.

The UltraEdge revealed that Ishan Kishan was actually not out. He didn't edge the ball but one would wonder why he walked away. It was a massive blunder from the player. A massive brain fade. This is going to haunt Kishan, who is having a poor season apart from a century.

OUT! Ishan Kishan is gone! It seems Kishan has edged the ball down the leg side from Deepak Chahar. He is walking off and umpire has also given it out. Sunrisers Hyderabad are in all sorts of trouble as they are two down with just 13 balls of play taken place.

That was a brilliant start from Deepak Chahar. He has started with a two-run over. On the final, he even got a return catch from Abhishek Sharma but dropped the tough chance.

"Very hot here in Hyderabad. There is a bias in the dimensions - 63m to the right and 70m to the left. Down the ground is 77m. Third time on this particular pitch, this is where all those high scoring games have come. The pitch is very dry and hard. It is a 200+ wicket, but will depend on who can take the early advantage. Both teams have some skilled operators of swing and seam. Won’t be as high as that first game against Rajasthan, but still a great batting surface," said Danny Morrison and Matthew Hayden about the surface.

"Been chilling, Not a lot to do, little bit of an illness in the team so trying to stay low and get ready for the next game. It's all about execution and the way we want to play. We want to play in a nice and aggressive style and that requires a lot of execution. The moment you don't execute well, you find yourself in some trouble. We're just looking to execute and that's the brand of cricket we want to play. It's doing a lot of homework against certain bowlers but also about reading the wicket. There is a way to do it on different wickets. Need to assess conditions and go from there. Need to find a way to get through the current, they bowled extremely well last time. We love this wicket, hopefully we can execute well and put their bowlers under pressure," said SRH wicketkeeper-batter Heinrich Klaasen.

Mumbai Indians Impact Subs: Rohit Sharma, Corbin Bosch, Raj Bawa, Satyanarayana Raju, Robin Minz

Sunrisers Hyderabad Impact Subs: Abhinav Manohar, Sachin Baby, Rahul Chahar, Wiaan Mulder, Mohammed Shami

Mumbai Indians (Playing XI): Ryan Rickelton(w), Will Jacks, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya(c), Naman Dhir, Mitchell Santner, Deepak Chahar, Trent Boult, Jasprit Bumrah, Vignesh Puthur

Sunrisers Hyderabad (Playing XI): Abhishek Sharma, Travis Head, Ishan Kishan, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Heinrich Klaasen(w), Aniket Verma, Pat Cummins(c), Harshal Patel, Jaydev Unadkat, Zeeshan Ansari, Eshan Malinga