IPL 2016: Sunrisers Hyderabad beat Mumbai Indians by 7 wickets.

So, that pretty much rounds up tonight's encounter between the Mumbai Indians and the Sunrisers Hyderabad. The IPL caravan now moves to Mohali where the Kings XI Punjab, fresh off their first win of the tournament take on an in from Kolkata Knight Riders tomorrow at 20:00 hrs (IST). Sportskeeda's live coverage for that game begins at 18:30 hrs (IST). We hope to have your company for that as well!

"I asked the bowlers to execute their skills and have confidence in their abilities, and they did exactly that. The ball actually swung for 20 overs. The bowlers to come back and restrict them to that total was fantastic. We just wanted to do well today and wanted to take it deep. We've got a tremendous support for us, even the other day during the day match they came and supported us. So, a big thank you to them too," says David Warner, the winning captain.

David Warner has been adjudged as the Man of the Match for his match-winning innings of 90* off just 59 balls!

Sunrisers are now the 6th placed team on the points table with their 2 points from 3 games, while Mumbai slipped down to the 7th pace after their 3rd loss from 4 games.

"When you have that sort of score you expect bowlers to do the job for you, but you can't expect a lot for them. We didn't do well as a batting unit. We need to regroup for future games. No one has been able to score big runs, and that has been the thing that has put us back. I don't want to press the panic button too early and I just hope that the batting unit comes along. Southee was superb with the ball. He came out and got early wickets, but 140 was just not enough," says Rohit Sharma, the captain of the Mumbai Indians.

What a batting performance by Warner. He started off slowly, but gradually picked up the momentum and unleashed his fury towards the end of the innings. He finishes unbeaten on 90 off 59 with 7 fours and 4 sixes!

17.3 McClenaghan to David Warner, SIX! SRH WIN! Short ball from outside off, and Warner slaps it like a tennis shot over deep square leg for a huge six to finish things off and give his side the first win of the IPL 2016!

17.2 McClenaghan to David Warner, no run, full toss outside off, slapped towards mid-off.

17.1 McClenaghan to David Warner, SIX! Slower short ball, Warner comes down and slaps it over long off for a six! What an incredible hit! All power there, mid-off was up and hence the short ball, Warner steps back and then flat bats that over the boundary. And the ball has gone into the drain. It has been hit very bad today and does not want to come out.

3 overs to go, 10 runs needed. Take a bow David Warner. All about leading from the front.

16.6 Bumrah to Deepak Hooda, no run, slower short ball, Hooda tries to play the upper cut, but misses.

16.5 Bumrah to David Warner, 1 run, another yorker outside off, dug out towards long-off for a single.

16.4 Bumrah to Deepak Hooda, 1 run, a yorker outside off, guided towards deep point for a single.

16.3 Bumrah to Deepak Hooda, 2 runs, angled on the pads, flicked towards deep fine leg for a couple of runs.

16.2 Bumrah to David Warner, 1 run, another slower one, guided towards third man for a single.

16.1 Bumrah to David Warner, SIX! Slower length ball, and Warner smashes it straight over long on. Length ball and Warner opens up and smashes the ball clean over long on. Sublime, brutal and match-winning.

Bumrah!

Timeout. Can Mumbai come up with a miracle. Hyderabad will have to lose it from here.

15.6 Pandya to Deepak Hooda, 1 run, full and wide of off stump, played towards deep third man for a couple of runs.

15.5 Pandya to David Warner, 1 run, Warner back away, Hardik Pandya follows him by bowling outside leg, driven towards long off for a single.

15.4 Pandya to Deepak Hooda, 1 run, on a length outside off, dabbed towards deep cover for a single.

15.3 Pandya to Deepak Hooda, FOUR! Another short ball, pulled away by rolling his hands over the ball towards deep mid-wicket for a four! He keeps banging the ball in and keeps disappearing. This is very poor from Hardik Pandya. He is not learning.

Fine leg goes back to the boundary.

15.2 Pandya to Deepak Hooda, FOUR! Short ball again, and Deepak Hooda plays an upper cut over the keeper's head for four!

15.1 Pandya to Deepak Hooda, 2 runs, wide outside off and full, guided towards the third man for a couple of runs.

Hardik Pandya.

Tim Southee has bowled out. Excellent bowling as he finishes with 4-0-24-3.

14.6 Southee to David Warner, 2 runs, another inswinging yorker outside leg, Warner guides it towards point for a couple. Brilliant running!

14.5 Southee to Deepak Hooda, 1 run, comes down the track and chips it over extra cover for a single.

Deepak Hooda.

14.4 Southee to David Warner, 1 run, wide yorker on leg stump, takes Warner's pads and deflects towards square leg for a single.

14.3 Southee to David Warner, FOUR, short ball, flicked off his thighs towards deep square leg for four! He needs no support at the moment.

He may be off the boil with bat and ball but Hardik Pandya is S-E-N-S-A-T-I-O-N-A-L in the field.

14.2 Southee to Eoin Morgan, OUT! What a catch by Hardik! Short ball and quick, Morgan hooks, but doesn't find the placement, and Hardik Pandya, running in from deep mid-wicket perhaps, dives and takes a brilliant low catch to send Morgan back! Vital wicket, but is it too late now?

14.1 Southee to David Warner, 1 run, slower ball, slapped towards mid-off for a quick single.

Tim Southee will bowl out.

David Warner has been the difference between the two sides and the captain has continued his form today. Mumbai need to find wickets. Not one but in a cluster.

13.6 McClenaghan to David Warner, 1 run, slow short ball, slapped towards Harbhajan towards mid-off for a quick single.

13.5 McClenaghan to David Warner, no run, a wide yorker outside off, Warner tries to late cut it, but misses.

13.4 McClenaghan to David Warner, 2 runs, width on this occasion, cut towards deep point for a couple.

13.3 McClenaghan to David Warner, FOUR! Short ball, Warner swivels in his crease and pulls it towards backward square leg for a boundary! He was waiting for the ball and sat back and then went inside the line and helped the ball over short fine leg. Poor ball but excellent batting.

13.2 McClenaghan to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, short and outside off, pulled towards long on for a single.

13.1 McClenaghan to Eoin Morgan, no run, short ball, hits him on the chest on that occasion as he tried to pull it.

Mitch Mclenaghan.

Hardik Pandya has had a very bad tournament so far, both with the bat and the ball and has been a big let down.

12.6 Pandya to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, back of a length ball, on the pads, flicked towards mid wicket for a single.

12.5 Pandya to David Warner, 1 run, played towards short midwicket for a single.

12.4 Pandya to David Warner, 2 runs, slower ball, Warner tried to hit it over long on but gets an outside edge towards long off for a couple of runs.

12.3 Pandya to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, short ball, on the pads, flicked towards square leg for a single.

12.2 Pandya to Eoin Morgan, no run, short ball and slower this time, defended back towards Hardik.