11.15pm David Warner has played another one of those knocks: match-winning, utterly dominant, and flawless. He stayed unbeaten and ensured that his side got through, took his side close and then took calculated risks, but all the way through, ensuring he used the pockets in this outfield to accumulate. Mumbai were at least, 20 short and their bowlers tried, but couldn't achieve much. Southee impressed with an impressive display of swing bowling, but that score of 142 was always going to be hard to defend. Mumbai fall to 1 of 4.

David Warner is the Man of the Match: "I'll put it down to the bowlers. I asked them during the meetings to execute and back their plans. With two batsmen in, it looked like we could be chasing 160. The key thing today was the ball actually swung for 20 overs. Just about me playing my game, I got dropped again, and that ball normally deceives me, has been a theme throughout my career."

Rohit Sharma: "When you get that sort of score, you can only hope that the bowlers deliver but you can't expect a lot from them. We have to step up as a batting unit. We need to see what we can do as a team. We have a lot of experience in this squad. All games we lost, we haven't scored enough runs. I don't want to press the panic button, its too early, We have been in the same position previously. Southee was superb, wasn't he?"

17.3

McClenaghan to Warner, SIX runs

that's it from me, says Warner. Finishes it with another six. Bouncer on middle and Warner pulls the ball high and long, over square leg. Sunrisers post their first win of the season

17.2

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McClenaghan to Warner, no run

Just one hit away, another one-sided game this season.

17.1

McClenaghan to Warner, SIX runs

no, that has not gone for six, has it? It has. My gosh. Short delivery outside off, Warner hurries on his toes and bludgeons the ball with a cross-bat over mid-off. Amazingly, he has enough power behind it to carry over the boundary. My, my, my.

end of over 1711 runs

SRH: 133/3CRR: 7.82 • RRR: 3.33

Deepak Hooda17 (9b 2x4)

David Warner78 (56b 7x4 2x6)

Jasprit Bumrah 3-0-19-0

Hardik Pandya 3-0-29-0

16.6

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Bumrah to Hooda, no run

bouncer to finish. Deviates towards Hooda's body and he is cramped on his attempted upper cut

16.5

Bumrah to Warner, 1 run

very full outside off, skewed off the inside half of the bat, to mid-off

16.4

Bumrah to Hooda, 1 run

full outside off, pushed to deep cover

16.3

Bumrah to Hooda, 2 runs

too straight, Hooda flicks past short fine leg for a couple to backward square leg

Kris: "After Rohit, Guati, Finchy, Quinton its now Warner. This has been the week of openers chase down targets in IPL."

16.2

Bumrah to Warner, 1 run

another slower offcutter but Warner backs away to steer to short third man

16.1

Bumrah to Warner, SIX runs

huge six from Warner to put the game to bed. Wow, what a swing. Shimmies down and lofts the ball over long-on with such a free flow of the bat. Wonderful timing.

end of over 1614 runs

SRH: 122/3CRR: 7.62 • RRR: 5.25

Deepak Hooda14 (6b 2x4)

David Warner70 (53b 7x4 1x6)

Hardik Pandya 3-0-29-0

Tim Southee 4-0-24-3

This game all but done as we enter the final time-out of the day

15.6

Hardik to Hooda, 2 runs

wide yorker and two more. Steered past a diving point fielder for a couple.

15.5

Hardik to Warner, 1 run

slower delivery on off, pushed to long-off. Warner may not need to take a risk at all

15.4

Hardik to Hooda, 1 run

slower delivery on off, tapped to point

15.3

Hardik to Hooda, FOUR runs

wow, what hand speed. Another short delivery from Pandya, very poor bowling. Hooda forehands this into the gap at midwicket. Amazing hands. So high the ball was and to get as high as he did to roll his wrists over the ball, Great effort

15.2

Hardik to Hooda, FOUR runs

lovely. Another short delivery outside off from Pandya, and another boundary. Quite predictable that length. Hooda backs away, and ramps the ball to the third man boundary

15.1

Hardik to Hooda, 2 runs

yorker outside off, squeezed past point for a couple. Good running

end of over 159 runs • 1 wicket

SRH: 108/3CRR: 7.20 • RRR: 7.00

David Warner69 (52b 7x4 1x6)

Deepak Hooda1 (1b)

Tim Southee 4-0-24-3

Mitchell McClenaghan 3-0-21-0

14.6

Southee to Warner, 2 runs

another yorker on leg, jammed to point. The throw to the batsman's end is needless and Sunrisers get an overthrow

14.5

Southee to Hooda, 1 run

positive intent right away from Hooda. Full outside off, the ball still swinging and it was that away movement responsible for Hooda not timing the lofted drive. Over cover

14.4

1lb

Southee to Warner, 1 leg bye

14.3

Southee to Warner, FOUR runs

Warner showing how to do it. Gets a good length delivery and swivels into his pull, past square leg, four more

14.2

Southee to Morgan, OUT

excellent short delivery, and an even better catch from Hardik Pandya running in from deep midwicket. Back of a length on middle, Morgan is hustled for pace and pulls in the air. Looked for that gap over square leg, but it hit the upper half of the bat. Hardik Pandya came running in and dived low to take a good two-handed catch. Held on even as his arms hit the ground. Rolled over to ensure he did not let go off the ball.

Eoin Morgan c Pandya b Southee 11 (12b 1x4 0x6 18m) SR: 91.66

14.1

Southee to Warner, 1 run

good length on middle, powered to mid-off from the crease for one

Sunrisers cruising this. Rohit has got to make a play. Wickets priority. Southee will finish. Mid-off and square leg in the circle.

Win Probability

SRH 100%

MISRH

100%50%100%

Over 18 • SRH 145/3

SRH won by 7 wickets (with 15 balls remaining)

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