MI vs SRH, Match 9, IPL 2021

Rohit Sharma won and important toss and was opted to bat first on this ground that has made chasing very difficult

It was Quinton de Kock who anchored Mumbai's innings for a fair bit, playing some expansive shots in the powerplay

Rohit Sharma was the enforcer in the opening partnership, helping MI get to 53/0 in the powerplay

It was Vijay Shankar who helped SRH claw back, taking pace off the ball and getting rid of Rohit Sharma and Suryakumar Yadav in quick succession

The Mumbai batsmen just couldn't get the SRH spinners away, with Mujeeb Ur Rahaman and Rashid Khan spinning a web in the middle overs

It was Kieron Pollard who gave Mumbai Indians the momentum towards the end, with two sixes off the last two balls of the innings to lift his side to 150

Jonny Bairstow got SRH off to a flier, with a knock of 43 off 22 balls

The turning point: When Jonny Bairstow batting extremely well, stepped onto his own stumps to get out hit-wicket

It took a brilliant piece of fielding from Hardik Pandya, with a direct hit as the set David Warner fell short of his ground while looking for a quick single

With the asking rate mounting and SRH's middle order collapsing, Jasprit Bumrah and Trent Boult cleaned up the tail to make sure there were no further surprises