Another Warner fifty powers Sunrisers to seven-wicket win

Parthiv Patel hung around for four overs, before he was bowled off a slower variation from Barinder Sran BCCI

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The situation soon worsened when Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma ran himself out BCCI

However, a 63-run fifth-wicket partnership between Ambati Rayudu and Krunal Pandya got the innings back on track BCCI

Krunal rode his luck, though. A top edge towards mid-off landed just in front of a diving Shikhar Dhawan when he was on 5 BCCI

Rayudu struck three fours and two sixes before slicing to point for a 49-ball 54 AFP

Hardik Pandya fell soon after, bowled by Mustafizur Rahman, as Sunrisers pulled the run rate back towards the end BCCI

But Krunal stayed unbeaten on 49 off 28 balls to lift Mumbai to 142 for 6 BCCI

Sunrisers' bowlers conceded just 31 off the last five overs. Sran stood out with figures of 3 for 28 BCCI

Shikhar Dhawan's lean patch continued with his third consecutive single-digit score. Mumbai had an early opening BCCI

But Sunrisers were always a step ahead as David Warner held one end up BCCI

Tim Southee, though, kept Mumbai in the hunt with three wickets BCCI

When Eoin Morgan fell to a brilliant catch by Hardik off Southee, Sunrisers were 100 for 3 with 34 balls remaining BCCI

Deepak Hooda scored 17* off just nine balls, and shared an unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 45 with Warner BCCI

Warner's unbeaten, 59-ball 90 helped Sunrisers race to the target with 15 balls to spare, for their first win of the season BCCI