Iyer and Pant did manage to get DD on the track to some extent. The partnership came to an end as Iyer ended up giving a catch. DD dropped big hits and settled for collecting runs through singles and doubles. The run-a-ball approach was reaping benefits for DD as it minimised risk and both the batsmen looked comfortable. Meanwhile, Rishabh pant completed his fifty and changed the gear but perished after a crucial 64-run knock, Vijay Shankar and Abhishek Sharma added runs and took the score to 174 runs, a decent score overall.
IPL 2018 MATCH 55 MI vs DD SCORECARD
Mumbai Indians innings update: Over by over
Mumbai Indians playing XI for today's match: Suryakumar Yadav, Evin Lewis, Ishan Kishan(w), Rohit Sharma(c), Krunal Pandya, Kieron Pollard, Hardik Pandya, Ben Cutting, Mayank Markande, Jasprit Bumrah, Mustafizur Rahman
Suryakumar Yadav and Evin Lewis opened for Mumbai, Lamichhane was hit for a six and a boundary by Yadav on the first ball. The bowler got his revenge soon as Yadav was caught by Vijay Shankar on the 4th ball near long-on. Ishan Kishan replaced Yadav. Trent Boult took the second over, a slight movement was seen, Kishan remained calm, ust a run came off the over. Maxwell took the third over, just 3 singles came off it. MI were 17/1 after 3 overs. Evin Lewis and Ishan Kishan were at the crease. The run rate was 5.6 per over.
Harshal Patel came for the 4th over, Lewis welcomed him with a boundary. The second ball was dropped by Shankar giving a single to Mumbai. Lewis smashed the 4th ball for a boundary towards deep extra cover, he whacked the second last ball for a six towards deep mid-wicket, ending the over with a single. Maxwell came for the 5th over, confusion on the first ball between batsmen but both safe. the second ball was cleared for a six by Lewis towards long-off. The 5th ball was hit for a four towards backward square leg and Lewis ended the over with a six towards long-on. Liam Plunkett was deployed to bowl the 6th over, he started with a wide, another wide followed after a single, seven runs came off the over. MI were 57/1 after 6 overs. Evin Lewis and Ishan Kishan were at the crease. The run rate was 9.5 per over.
Amit Mishra got a breakthrough for DD on his very first ball, Kishan was caught by Vijay Shankar just inches away from the boundary rope. Keiron Pollar replaced Kishan. Mishra kept the batsmen guessing but Pollard got a lifeline as he was dropped at the slip by Shaw, 4 runs came off the over. Plunkett took the 8th over, another catch was dropped by Abhishek Sharma off Pollard's bat, the next ball hit his helmet, 5 runs came off the over. Mishra returned for the 9th over, Lewis found it difficult to pick the ball, settling for singles but then flicked the 5th ball for a six, Mishra struck back and Lewis was stumped on the last delivery of the over. MI were 74/3 after 9 overs. The run rate was 8.2 per over.
Lamichhane took the 10th over and Maxwell-Boult combo took a fascinating catch on the first ball of the over just close to the boundary rope. Krunal Pandya was caught on the fourth ball off Lamichhane, two wickets in the same over and trouble mounted for Mumbai. Rohit Sharma and Hardik Pandya were at the crease. Amit Mishra came for the 11th over, just 6 runs came off it, mostly in singles. Lamichhane was deployed on the attack again, Pandya smashed a six and a four on the first two balls. A run out opportunity came off the last ball but Rohit survived it. MI were 99/5 after 12 overs. The run rate was 8.2 per over. Rohit Sharma and Hardik Pandya were at the crease.
Trent Boult bowled the 13th over, Rohit came on strike after Hardik took a single, he hit a four on the second ball, an overthrow from DD skipper on the 4th ball gave 5 runs to MI. A boundary came off the last ball. Mumbai got 17 runs from the over. Harshal Patel came for the 14th over, a double and a single came off the first two balls, Maxwell-Boult combo catch ended Rohit Sharma's inning on the 5th ball of the over, a slower by Patel. Ben Cutting replaced Rohit. Mishra returned to bowl his last over, Pandya was sent back to the pavilion on the 5th ball. MI were 122/7 after 14.5 overs. The run rate was 8.2 per over.
Lamichhane came for the 16th over, just 4 runs came off it. Boult came for the 17th over, Cutting was dropped on the 4tgh ball, the batsman went for a six on the next ball. Plunkett took the 18th over, Cutting hit a four on the first ball and the second went for a six straight down the ground, another boundary followed on the next ball. Trent Boult took the second last over, Cutting converted the yorker into a single, a single came off the third ball, Cutting survived the run out attempt by DD, a double came off the 4th ball, a single came off the 5th ball, the last ball removed Markande's off stump, Boult gave another jolt to Mumbai. Bumrah came to join Cutting, Harshal Patel came for the last over, a six came off the first ball, Cutting smashed the next ball into the air but was caught by Maxwell, The last wicket also fell in the next ball as Bumrah was caught and this ended Mumbai's journey in this year's IPL.
Delhi Daredevils playing XI for today's match: Prithvi Shaw, Shreyas Iyer(c), Rishabh Pant(w), Glenn Maxwell, Vijay Shankar, Abhishek Sharma, Harshal Patel, Amit Mishra, Liam Plunkett, Sandeep Lamichhane, Trent Boult
Prithvi Shaw and Glenn Maxwell opened the batting for Delhi, Mumbai spinner Krunal Pandya took the first over. The batsmen played carefully and relied on singles, gauging playing conditions, a boundary came off the last ball. Jasprit Bumrah came for the second over, the second ball edge past Shaw's bat but Suryakumar at slip missed the catch by a few inches resulting into a boundary. After a single, Maxwell went for a shot but get a double only, hits the last ball for a four towards fine-leg. Hardik Pandya was brought in the third over, Shah hit the ball towards long-on, got a single from it, Maxwell drive for a boundary at deep-extra cover, rotated the strike after that. In the last ball, Shaw smashed the ball for a boundary. Mumbai Indians were 30 after 3 overs. Prithvi Shaw and Glenn Maxwell were at the crease. The run rate was 10 per over.
Shaw committed a blunder on the first ball of the fourth over as he was run out due to negligence at the non-strikers end, Hardik's throw hit the stumps and Shaw carelessly saw the ball bringing his end. After the wicket, captain Shreyas Iyer walked in to join Maxwell, both the batsmen settled with 3 singles. Bumrah came for the 5th over, hit a boundary off the first ball, the bowler bounced back and removed Maxwell on a good length delivery, the inside edge went to the stumps. Rishabh Pant replaced Maxwell. Mustafizur Rahman came for the 6th over, Pant welcomed him with a boundary followed by a double on an equally good shot. Delhi Daredevils were 46/2 after 6 overs. Rishabh Pant and Shreyas Iyer were at the crease. The run rate was 7.8 per over.
Markande came for the 7th over, Pant smashed the 3rd ball for a boundary, after two singles, Pant came down the track and went for a big six towards mid-wicket on the last ball, 14 runs came off the over. Ben Cutting came for the 8th over, Pant cut the second ball towards third man for a four. The batsmen rotated the strike on the next two balls, ending the over with a single. Markande came for the 9th over, Pant pulled the second ball for a four towards deep square leg. Iyer ended up giving a catch to Krunal Pandya, fielded at the deep mid-wicket. DD were 75/3 after 9 overs.
Vijay Shankar went for a six straight down the ground on Cutting's first ball in the 13th over, the remaining balls went in singles. Meanwhile, 100 came up for DD. Bumrah came for the 14th over, the singles-spree continued even as the bowler varied his length. Mustafizur Rahman came for the 15th over, Pant pulled a single-handed six towards deep mid-wicket, the next fuller delivery was smashed straight but hit Rahman on the left foot and deflected, in the meantime both the batsmen completed a double. Rishabh Pant also brought in his fifty with a single. Shanker cut the last ball but the edge found no man at slip and went for a boundary. Hardik took the 16th over, Pant smashed a six on the first ball with a 360 degree shot. In the next ball, LBW appeal by Hardik was given a nod by the umpire but Pant went for a review that compelled the umpire to reverse his decision. The next ball went for a boundary though leg bye, Pant hit a six towards deep square leg, 16 runs came off the over. DD were 136/3 after 16 overs. Rishabh Pant and Vijay Shankar were at the crease. The run rate was 8.5 per over.
Krunal Pandya was brought in for the 16th over, Shanker lift the ball over mid-wicket but took a single, Pant lost the balance and lift the ball in the air but got 2 runs off it, the next ball was again pulled in the air by pant but it landed in Pollard's hands at deep wicket. Abhishek Sharma replaced Pant. Rahman came for the 18th over, just two singles came off the first three balls. Sharma picked the 4th ball for a massive six, the ball landed in the crowd, 11 runs came off the over. Bumrah came for the 19th over, Sharma gave the strike to Shanker on the first ball, he sliced the slower ball but it it landed just away from Rohit's reach, singles were flowing still. No big hits came off Bumrah's over and DD got 8 runs from it. Cutting bowled the last over, it started with a wide, the full toss to Shankar went for a four, he picked the 4th ball for a six straight down the ground, a single came off the last ball. DD put up the target of 175 runs for Mumbai Indians
Here are a few things to know about the Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Daredevils (MI vs DD) match to be played at Ferozshah Kotla ground in New Delhi, the two teams' players who could prove handy, and who has said what before the clash:
Got to learn new things everyday in Mumbai Indians, says Hardik: When a squad is full of legends, a young cricketer can learn a thing or two everyday, says Mumbai Indians all-rounder Hardik Pandya. "There are so many legends in the team and every day, we get to learn a new thing. So, it is a dream come true for me to play for Mumbai Indians," Pandya said at a promotional event when asked about his association with MI. Mumbai Indians are the the defending champions and they have won the IPL title three times. They are pitted against Delhi Daredevils in their last match here on Sunday, which will decide whether they qualify for the the play-offs or not.
What Rohit Sharma said after victory against Kings XI Punjab: Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharma has termed the IPL game against Kings XI Punjab, which they won by three runs, as "perfect". After a brilliant batting display on Wednesday, Mumbai bowlers managed to restrict Punjab to 183/5 to bag two crucial points and stay alive in the league. "I thought we played a perfect game. Whatever we asked from the boys, they came and delivered in the middle," Rohit said after the match. "Knew it was going to be a good pitch. Lost the plot in the middle, could have got 10-15 runs more. Those things happen. Been happening for us a number of times now," he added.
What Bumrah said about his bowling in death overs: Having a clear plan for in-form batsmen like Lokesh Rahul and just focusing on executing it did the trick, said Mumbai Indians seamer Jasprit Bumrah after he helped his side beat Kings XI Punjab. Bumrah snapped up three crucial wickets as defending champions Mumbai Indians kept their play-off hopes alive by notching up a thrilling three-run win. "To have a clear plan is very important whenever you bowl. I plan and I back myself in whichever situation I'm bowling. I was just focusing on that and it was a good day, so it went well," Bumrah said at the post-match press conference. "We already knew he (Rahul) had been batting well throughout the tournament. In the bowlers' meeting we usually talk about every player. We were bowling second and I had a chat with (bowling coach) Shane Bond and (mentor Lasith) Malinga that there would be dew, said Bumrah, who produced a brilliant bowling display to take 3 for 15.
MI has backed Kishan as he is talented, says Aditya Tare: Mumbai Indians reserve wicket-keeper Aditya Tare today had words of praise for young Jharkhand stumper Ishan Kishan saying the stumper has enormous talent and that's the reason why the IPL defending champions have backed him. "He is pretty young. 19-20 years old and the talent that he has is enormous. That's the reason Mumbai Indians have backed him as the first choice," said the Mumbai Ranji Trophy-winning captain ahead of MI's penultimate round robin game in today’s IPL match against Kings XI Punjab at the Wankhede Stadium. "It is the start in his career, so it is a great opportunity for him playing for MI. A couple of games back he won a game for us, so it shows the amount of ability he has with the bat. This experience of playing all the games for a franchise like MI is going to help him going forward in his career," Tare told reporters. He also said that MI would be playing fearless cricket and the team knows that if they win their two games, they can still make it to the play-offs, although they have gathered only 10 points from as many games.
India A selection a step closer to national team, says Krunal Pandya: Mumbai Indians all-rounder Krunal Pandya today termed his selection in the India A squad for the tour of England as a "step closer" to realising his dream of playing for the senior team. It feels really good. Last year after the IPL, I got picked for India A's tour of South Africa. It was a good tour for me. The ultimate dream is to represent India and that is still there, Pandya told reporters here when asked about his India A selection. And it is just one step closer to the senior team. I will try to give my best when I go there (to England) but right now this is an important stage of the tournament (in IPL). I want to do well for MI first and then I will see how it goes, the all-rounder noted. Krunal has scored 189 runs in 11 matches and bagged 11 wickets with his orthodox left-arm spin.
Now IPL-style Women's T20 Challenge match to be played in Mumbai on May 22: An Indian Premier League-(IPL) style women's T20 challenge match will be played at the Wankhede Stadium on May 22, ahead of the opening playoff game of the IPL. India internationals Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur will lead the two teams in a match that will showcase some of the most talented women cricketers. Leading stars from Australia, New Zealand and England will be in action as they join their Indian counterparts for this match. The women's game has seen a wave of popularity in the country following the national team's run to the final of World Cup last year. With an eye on growing this wave, the BCCI is hosting the T20 Challenge to provide the women's game a platform alongside its most popular tournament. Speaking about this T20 Challenge game, Rajeev Shukla, Chairman, IPL, said, "Even as IPL continues to roll like a well-oiled machine, over the last couple of weeks, efforts were made to put in place a similar structure for women cricketers. We were in talks with several Boards and I am pleased with the outcome. White Ferns captain Suzie Bates, attacking batter Sophie Devine, who holds the record for fastest half-century in women's T20Is, Australia's fine all-rounder Ellyse Perry, wicket-keeper bat Alyssa Healy, Megan Schutt and Beth Mooney have confirmed their participation. Danni Wyatt and Daniel Hazell will add the English flavour." He further informed that the game will be played at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium and will be telecast live in India and across the world.
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