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IPL PHOTOS: Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings

Last updated on: May 5, 2013 21:31 IST

Chennai Super Kings players get into a huddle before the start of play

Mumbai Indians ended Chennai Super Kings' seven-match winning streak, beating them by 60 runs, in the IPL match in Mumbai on Sunday.

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Chasing the hosts' total of 139 for 5, the former champions were shot out for 79, in just 15.2 overs.

Chennai, thus, remain winless at the Wankhede.

Earlier, Mumbai Indians won the toss and elected to bat.

Jadeja strikes, Tendulkar dismissed for 15

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Mahendra Singh Dhoni appeals successfully for the wicket of Sachin Tendulkar

Ravindra Jadeja provided Chennai the breakthrough in the seventh over, dismissing Sachin Tendulkar (15) leg before.

Mumbai were 40 for one at that stage.

Jadeja's triple strike puts Chennai on top

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Jadeja then had Kieron Pollard (1) caught by Suresh Raina at long-on.

He finished with figures of 4-0-29-3, including the wicket of Dinesh Karthik.

Mumbai manage 139 for five

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Rohit Sharma and Harbhajan Singh during their partnership

A few good hits by captain Rohit Sharma (39 not out) and Harbhajan Singh (25 not out), and their 55-run stand (off 28 balls) for the sixth wicket, helped Mumbai's total get a semblance of respectability.

Mumbai managed 139 for five in their stipulated 20 overs.

Johnson's strikes cripple CSK

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Mitchell Johnson celebrates the wicket of Murali Vijay

Mike Hussey and Murali Vijay opened the innings for Chennai.

Mitchell Johnson struck with the first ball of his second over, dismissing Murali Vijay (2).

Suresh Raina came out to bat next, but he was out first ball, caught at point.

Johnson struck for a third time in the over, having Badrinath out leg before.

Chennai were 10 for three after three overs.

Quick wickets put Mumbai in command

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Pragyan Ojha celebrates with Rohit Sharma after taking the wicket of Michael Hussey

The visitors lost a fifth wicket when R Ashwin (2) was cleaned up by Harbhajan Singh.

Chennai were 34 for five after seven overs.

Dhoni's dismissal ends Chennai's hopes

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Pragyan Ojha got his second wicket in his second over, having MS Dhoni (10) caught by Pollard at long-off. He dismissed Mike Hussey earlier.

Chennai were 54 for seven after 12 overs.

Emphatic win for Mumbai

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Ojha then had Ravindra Jadeja (20) caught by Ambati Rayudu for his third wicket to ensure an emphatic win for Mumbai.

Chennai were all out for 79 in just 15.2 overs.