IPL 2017, MI vs RPS: 5 things that went wrong for Mumbai Indians

#2 McClenaghan leaks plenty at the death

Dhoni moved on to an unbeaten 40*(26) while Supergiant posted 162 on the board

Despite the 80-run partnership between Rahane and Tiwary, Pune’s rate of scoring in this phase was not really impressive. With the formidable batting line-up that Mumbai Indians possess, Pune definitely needed a move on at the end of the innings. The push on the scoring rate came from none other than Dhoni.

Walking in at the departure of Rahane in the 13^th over, Dhoni, as has been the case in many of his recent knocks, started slowly and the Supergiant was a mere 121/3 at the end of the 18^th over.

However, the penultimate over of the innings bowled by McClenaghan just changed the complexion of the game. The over began with a waist-high no ball that was promptly dispatched to the long leg boundary by Tiwary.

When the delivery was rebowled, Tiwary sent it straight down the ground for a six. Dhoni then finished with a couple of mighty sixes, the over yielded 26 runs. With a couple of sixes off Bumrah in the final over, Dhoni moved on to an unbeaten 40*(26) while Supergiant posted 162 on the board.