Mumbai Indians started badly in IPL. Rohit Sharma’s team lost two consecutive matches in the beginning. But then they turned around. Today, the team won the third consecutive victory by beating Sunrisers Hyderabad by 14 runs. In the 25th match of the season, Mumbai lost the toss and batted first, losing 5 wickets in the scheduled 20 overs and collecting 192 runs. In response, Hyderabad lost all their wickets with one ball to spare due to poor batting. Can only collect 178 runs. Mumbai got off to a good start with the bat of Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan. They made an opening partnership of 41 runs off 28 balls. Natarajan broke the pair by dismissing the Mumbai captain for 28 runs in the fifth over. After that, Kishan could not survive for long. He gave away 38 runs off 31 balls. Down for three, Cameron Green continued to bat brilliantly.

However, Suryakumar Yadav lost his wicket by 7 runs. Tilak Verma came along with Green and started raising the team’s collection. They made a pair of 56 runs off 28 balls. Tilak, who scored 37 runs off 17 balls, lost his wicket to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. But Green fought right on the other end. He completed his half-century off 33 balls. Then Tim took David with him and took the collection of the team to around 200. He remained unbeaten with 64 runs off 40 balls. David scored an unbeaten 16 runs. Hyderabad lost Harry Brook (9) at the beginning when he came down to bat in the run chase. Rahul Tripathi followed the same path with 7 runs. However, Aiden Markram, along with Mayank Agarwal, made a partnership of 46 runs from 30 balls. But could not last long. The Protea batsman departed after scoring 22 runs. Abhishek Sharma lost his wicket after getting 1 run. Henrik Klaassen, who dropped to six, led the way for Hyderabad. Formed a partnership of 55 runs with Agarwal. But could not last long. He lost his wicket with 36 runs off 16 balls. After that, Agarwal, who was fighting at one end, also returned to Sajghar. He played an inning of 46 runs off 42 balls. In the end, Hyderabad lost wickets quickly due to the controlled bowling of the Mumbai bowlers. They lost all the wickets with one ball to spare. Mumbai has climbed to sixth place in the table with 6 points from 3 wins in 5 matches. Hyderabad is at number 9 with 4 points from just 2 wins.