SRH vs MI: Mumbai won the match against Hyderabad by 42 runs, but did not get a place in the play-offs

IPL 2021 SRH vs MIMumbai Indians defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad by 42 runs in the last match of the IPL-2021 league, thanks to the stormy half-centuries of Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav. But the Mumbai Indians team also failed to make it to the play-offs. Batting first, Mumbai had given a big target of 236 runs to Hyderabad, in response to which Hyderabad’s team could only score 193 runs. Mumbai won this match by 42 runs. However, Mumbai’s team is out of the playoffs. Ended the tournament journey with a win in Mumbai.

Sunrisers had to be restricted to less than 65 runs to qualify for the play-offs. Mumbai and Kolkata Knight Riders shared 14 points but the Rohit Sharma-led side finished fifth due to a poor net run rate (0.116). Knight Riders finished fourth with a better net run rate (0.587). Sunrisers team finished last in the list of eight teams with six points.

Highest score of Mumbai in IPL history
Manish Pandey (69 not out in 41 balls, seven fours, two sixes), Jason Roy (34) and Abhishek Sharma (33) played useful innings for Sunrisers. For Mumbai, James Neesham took 28, Jasprit Bumrah 39 and Nathan Coulter-Nile took two wickets for 40 runs. Ishan scored 84 off 32 balls while Suryakumar scored 82 off 40 balls as Mumbai made 235 for nine, which is the team’s highest score in IPL history. This is also the highest score of IPL 2021. Ishan hit 11 fours and four sixes in his innings while Suryakumar hit 13 fours and three sixes. Mumbai’s earlier highest score was 223 for six, which they made against Kings XI in the 2017 season.

Jason Roy and Abhishek Sharma beat Mumbai’s hopes
Jason Roy (34) and Abhishek Sharma (33) chasing the target, adding 60 runs in five overs, dashed Mumbai’s hopes of a place in the play-offs. Trent Boult gave the first blow to Hyderabad by getting Roy caught by Krunal Pandya. The team scored 70 runs for one wicket in the power play.

At the same time, Mumbai scored 83 runs for one wicket in the power play. Ishan took the team’s score beyond 100 runs in the eighth over with a six on Rashid. Hardik Pandya (10), sent up in the batting order, caught Roy on the ball of Holder. Young fast bowler Umran Malik gave a big blow to Mumbai by getting Ishan caught by wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha in the next over. Suryakumar hit three fours on Kaul in the 17th over and during this he also completed half-century in 24 balls and took the team’s score beyond 200 runs.

Holder was Hyderabad’s most successful bowler, taking four wickets but spending 52 runs for it. Rashid took 40 while Abhishek took two wickets for four runs. Umran took one wicket for 48 runs while Kaul spent 56 runs and did not get any wicket. Nabi took five catches which is a new IPL record.

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