Mumbai Indians Vs Kolkata Knight Riders Match 56 09 May 2022

56th T20 • Dr DY Patil Sports Academy • Mumbai

Kolkata Knight Riders

165/9 (20)

Mumbai Indians

113/10 (17.3)

KKR won by 52 runs

Info

Fantasy

Live

Scorecard

Playing XI

Player of the Match Jasprit Bumrah

5/10

KKR s

MI s

Info

Kolkata Knight Riders s

165/9 (20)

Batters

Venkatesh Iyer

179.17

c DR Sams b KK Kartikeya

Ajinkya Rahane

104.17

b KK Kartikeya

Nitish Rana

165.38

c I Kishan b J Bumrah

Shreyas Iyer

(C)

75.00

c I Kishan b Murugan Ashwin

Andre Russell

180.00

c K Pollard b J Bumrah

Rinku Singh

121.05

Not out

Sheldon Jackson

71.43

c DR Sams b J Bumrah

Pat Cummins

0.00

c T Varma b J Bumrah

Sunil Narine

0.00

c & b J Bumrah

Tim Southee

0.00

c K Pollard b DR Sams

Varun Chakravarthy

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 10)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 8.25)

165/9

Bowlers

EXT

6.50

8.75

2.50

11.67

10.67

13.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Venkatesh Iyer

c DR Sams b KK Kartikeya

1-60

5.4

Ajinkya Rahane

b KK Kartikeya

2-87

10.2

Shreyas Iyer

c I Kishan b Murugan Ashwin

3-123

13.1

Andre Russell

c K Pollard b J Bumrah

4-136

14.2

Nitish Rana

c I Kishan b J Bumrah

5-139

14.5

Sheldon Jackson

c DR Sams b J Bumrah

6-156

17.1

Pat Cummins

c T Varma b J Bumrah

7-156

17.3

Sunil Narine

c & b J Bumrah

8-156

17.4

Tim Southee

c K Pollard b DR Sams

9-164

18.6

Mumbai Indians s

113/10 (17.3)

Batters

Rohit Sharma

(C)

33.33

c S Jackson b T Southee

Ishan Kishan

118.60

c R Singh b P Cummins

Tilak Varma

120.00

c N Rana b A Russell

Ramandeep Singh

75.00

c N Rana b A Russell

Tim David

144.44

c A Rahane b V Chakravarthy

Kieron Pollard

93.75

runout (S Iyer / V Chakravarthy)

Daniel Sams

50.00

c S Jackson b P Cummins

Murugan Ashwin

0.00

c V Chakravarthy b P Cummins

Kumar Kartikeya

60.00

runout (S Jackson / A Rahane)

Jasprit Bumrah

0.00

runout (R Singh)

Riley Meredith *

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 7, NB: 0, W: 2)

TOTAL

(17.3 Ov, RR: 6.46)

113/10

Bowlers

EXT

Tim Southee

3.33

Pat Cummins

5.50

Andre Russell

2.3

8.80

Sunil Narine

5.25

Varun Chakravarthy

7.33

Venkatesh Iyer

8.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Rohit Sharma

c S Jackson b T Southee

1-2

0.6

Tilak Varma

c N Rana b A Russell

2-32

4.6

Ramandeep Singh

c N Rana b A Russell

3-69

10.3

Tim David

c A Rahane b V Chakravarthy

4-83

12.2

Ishan Kishan

c R Singh b P Cummins

5-100

14.1

Daniel Sams

c S Jackson b P Cummins

6-102

14.4

Murugan Ashwin

c V Chakravarthy b P Cummins

7-102

14.6

Kumar Kartikeya

runout (S Jackson / A Rahane)

8-112

16.6

Kieron Pollard

runout (S Iyer / V Chakravarthy)

9-113

17.2

Jasprit Bumrah

runout (R Singh)

10-113

17.3

Match Info

Date & Time

09 May, 07:30 PM IST

Venue

Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai

Match

56th T20,

Indian Premier League

Umpires

Chris Gaffaney(New Zealand), Sadashiv Iyer(India), Bruce Oxenford(Australia, TV)

Referee

Prakash Bhatt(India)

Toss

Mumbai Indians elected to bowl

Player of the Match Jasprit Bumrah

5/10

Commentary

Right then, KKR live to see another day in this tournament - with still a mathematical chance of qualification. They will, of course, hope that RCB and RR lose all their remaining matches. Seems like a tough ask but hope is all they have. As for MI, they are back to losing ways audit has just been a season to forget for them, hasn't it? Well, that is all that we have for you from this IPL game. Join us back tomorrow as the action moves to the MCA Stadium in Pune where the Lucknow Super Giants take on the Gujarat Titans in a top-of-the-table clash. Until next time then, this is me, Maanas Upadhyay, and Shashwat Kumar, bidding you adieu. Good night!

Jasprit Bumrah (Man of the Match): When you contribute, it is always a good feeling but the important thing is for the team to win. We were in a good position but we couldn't get it done. That is the way it is. I don't keep track of figures or goals, my aim is to follow the process and have a good mindset. Sometimes you don't get wickets but you can't get desperate - you just need to stick to the process. Just want to contribute to the team in whatever way I can - sometimes it is bowling economically, sometimes it is taking wickets. We came close in lot of games but couldn't close the game. Last two games were pretty good. You take the learning from this season and try to rectify it next season. Just try to go hard in whatever games are left.

Shreyas Iyer (winning captain): If you see the matches that we lost previously, we had lost with a huge margin so coming back and winning by a big margin, it is really satisfying. We got a great start in the powerplay, even Nitish came in and took on the bowlers. It was difficult for the new batters to come in. Even when we went in to bowl, we were going to cramp MI by picking early wickets. We discuss with the coaches and the CEO is also involved in the team selections. The players are very supportive in the decision making. I'm really happy with this. As you see the win, it was comprehensive. When I spoke to the players, they were really charged up to win the game. When you are on the losing side, it plays on your mind. I want to keep up with the same momentum.

Rohit Sharma: I think we would take that total any day on that kind of pitch. To see how things unfolded in the second half, it was a great effort in the field by the boys. Disappointed with the way we batted chasing a par score on that pitch and on that ground. We are playing our fourth game here so we know what to expect. It is a good pitch and we know the seam bowlers will get some help. I thought we did not bat well, and we did not get enough partnerships. (On whether they could have restricted KKR to a lower total) I don't think so. They were hundred runs in the first 10-11 overs. It was a great effort from the entire bowling unit; the batters let us down today. We have lacked the consistency throughout the season

Mumbai Indians 113/10 (17.3) lose to Kolkata Knight Riders by 52 runs

Ishan Kishan 51(43) | Pat Cummins 3-22(4) | Andre Russell 2-22(2.3)
Tim Southee 1-10(3) | Varun Chakravarthy 1-22(3)

A horrid batting performance by the Mumbai Indians comes to an end as they crash to their ninth loss of the tournament. These are the most defeats MI has ever faced in a season and they have messed up a straightforward run chase after being exceptional with the ball in the first half of the match.

Lack of partnerships proved to be MI's downfall as they kept losing wickets in clumps and at regular intervals. Skipper Rohit Sharma departed in the very first over. Tilak Varma, playing at three tonight, could not make much of a contribution. Suryakumar was missed dearly and his replacement, Ramandeep Singh, trudged along to a 16-ball 12 before his misery was ended by Russell.

Tim David played a few impressive shots but his struggles against quality spin are well-documented, leading to his downfall. Kieron Pollard tried to play his part but lack of support from the other end prevented him from doing so. A freakish show at the end, with the batters going three absolute suicidal runs went against MI as the Knight Riders were absolutely brilliant in the field.

MI will surely be disappointed with this and Jasprit Bumrah, after that special performance, will end up on the losing side. Back to the drawing board for them and they will need to figure out how to control the middle overs in the absence of Suryakumar. Meanwhile, KKR live to see another day in the tournament and this massive win has significantly boosted their net run-rate as well, allowing them to leap over CSK and PBKS to be placed seventh on the table.

17.3 Andre Russell to Riley Meredith, OUT! THAT WILL BE THAT! THIS IS SIMPLY STUNNING! Back of a length delivery on leg stump. Meredith fends it into the leg side and then calls Bumrah for the single. Rinku picks it up sharply and then throws down the stumps at the batter's end! MI's season summed up in a matter of minutes! Absolute pandemonium here at the DY Patil Stadium!
Jasprit Bumrah run out (Rinku Singh) 0(0)

Riley Meredith, RHB, walks out to the crease

17.2 Andre Russell to Kieron Pollard, DROPPED! OH MY WORD! HARA KIRI! SOMEONE MIGHT BE OUT HERE! POLLARD WALKS BACK! Back of a length delivery on middle and leg stump. Pollard swings like a rusty gate and sends the ball into space. When it comes down, Jackson makes a meal of it. But guess what, MI make a bigger hash of it. The cameras aren't even looking and somehow Pollard manages to run himself out at what might be the batter's end!
Kieron Pollard run out (Varun Chakravarthy/Shreyas Iyer) 15(16) [6s-1]

17.1 Andre Russell to Kieron Pollard, slower delivery on a length down the leg side. Pollard swings too early as the ball brushes the thigh pad on its way to the keeper

Andre Russell [2-0-21-2] is back into the attack
Jasprit Bumrah, RHB, makes his way to the crease

overs

112 /8 score

runs

Kieron Pollard

14 (14)

Kumar Kartikeya *

3 (5)

Pat Cummins

3 /22

16.6 Pat Cummins to Kumar Kartikeya, OUT! OH MY GOODNESS! Length delivery outside off stump. Kartikeya walks across his stumps and chalks it towards deep backward square leg. Pollard calls him through for a suicidal second run and Kartikeya is at least a mile short of his crease on the second run.
Kumar Kartikeya run out (Ajinkya Rahane/Sheldon Jackson) 3(5)

16.5 Pat Cummins to Kieron Pollard, back of a length delivery outside off stump. Pollard gets onto the back foot and dropkicks it towards deep backward square leg for a single

16.4 Pat Cummins to Kumar Kartikeya, OH DEAR! Back of a length delivery on middle and leg stump. Kartikeya backs away and then chips it towards mid on. He strolls down for the single and is nearly caught short by a direct hit at the bowler's end

16.4 Pat Cummins to Kumar Kartikeya, banged into the track outside off stump. Kartikeya looks for the upper cut but misses. To his delight, though, the umpire also signals a wide

16.3 Pat Cummins to Kieron Pollard, back of a length delivery on leg stump. Pollard gives himself a bit of room and heaves it away towards deep square leg for one more run

16.2 Pat Cummins to Kieron Pollard, back of a length delivery on middle and off stump. Pollard backs away and has a huge waft at it but only connects with the fresh Navi Mumbai air

16.1 Pat Cummins to Kieron Pollard, length delivery slanted into the batter on leg stump. Pollard has a slight swing at it and chunks the ball off the inside edge into his pads

Cummins to continue

Timeout! Four overs to go in the contest and boy, MI have dearly missed Suryakumar Yadav tonight. A complete collapse and Pollard will have to take it upon his shoulders to carry MI across the line tonight, if they are to win this. Expect all remaining overs to be bowled by pacers here and MI will need to find a way of negotiating them while also keeping up with the required run-rate. Can Pollard do the unthinkable again? Tune in to Disney+ Hotstar to find out!
Mumbai Indians need 59 runs in 4 overs at 14.75 RPO