264 remains the highest score in the 50 over format.
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Bumrah finished with figures of 4 for 14 as Delhi crumbled under his accurate spell. But it was Boult who put Mumbai Indians early in the driver's seat with the early double strike.
60 runs came off the last 5 overs and that's where the game tilted in the favour of the defending champions.
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The left-arm spinner bowled around the wicket to Surya, darted it in wide, invited the batsman to go after it. Surya got a big stride in, missed it and Wriddhiman Saha whiped the bails off.
Sandeep's early inroads, coupled with Nadeem and Rashid's strikes in the middle overs, put the brakes on Mumbai.
Morgan (68) found runs all over the ground and seemed in a hurry from the get go as the net run rate would have been on his mind.
Bumrah bowled a line and length that was Test match quality. He bowled with fire and accuracy. His bowling had it all -- pace, bouncers, yorkers -- everything to make scoring difficult. He literally put Delhi out of the contest.
The duo shared six scalps among them -- the impact of their performance saw Delhi unable to make any headway into the match.
KKR did not win the mini-battles in the game and 172 eventually proved too little.
Every shot played by Ruturaj was a sight to behold as he played some effortless, crisply timed boundaries over after over.
It's hot, hot, hot in the UAE and the cricketers have brought out some funky shades to keep the sun out of their eyes.
De Villiers and Kohli's dismissals end RCB's hopes of getting to 150 odd that would have been a par score.
The 23 year old plundered bowlers, over after over, getting the fours, sixes and the singles and twos at will.
From 100 for 3 in 16.1 overs, SunRisers were all out for 114 in 19.5 overs after a spectacular no show from the SRH middle order for their sixth loss from 11 games.
After conceding 52 runs in the first six overs, KXIP announced a remarkable comeback as in the next six overs, the side gave away just 25 runs and took three wickets.
With no substantial partnerships or intent-filled batting, it was always going to be a task as all KKR managed was 84.
Siraj's brilliance saw KKR reduced to 14 for 4 inside 4 overs -- the lowest score by any team inside the Powerplay this season. The Hyderabad lad became the first bowler to bowl two maidens in an IPL game.
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