IPL 2018, MI vs CSK: 5 reasons why Mumbai Indians lost 

#4 Bravo’s death bowling

Dwayne Bravo, one of the most successful bowlers in IPL history was brought into the attack in the 12th over. However, he did not have the best of the starts and went for 14 runs in his first over.

However, he made a sterling comeback and conceded only 11 runs in his other 3 overs. Hardik Pandya especially struggled to get rid of his toe-crushing yorkers. Bravo conceded just 3 runs of the 18th over and 5 runs of the last over. These two overs were instrumental in restricting Mumbai’s score to 165.