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Sharjah, November 3: Sunrisers Hyderabad clash with table toppers Mumbai Indians in the final league game of IPL 2020 at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium in Sharjah on Tuesday (November 3).
For the David Warner-led SRH, they will need nothing but a win to stake a claim in the top four, while MI have already sealed a top spot and are certain to play the Qualifier 1.
If Sunrisers win, they will oust Kolkata Knight Riders, who are currently sitting in the fourth spot, but have lower net run rate compared to Warner's men. A victory will take SRH to third and they will play Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Eliminator on Friday (November 6).
In the reverse fixture, the two sides met at the same venue and Mumbai Indians sealed a 34 run victory thanks to Quinton de Kock's display with the bat. So, SRH will look to avenge that loss, while MI will look to maintain their winning run heading into the knock outs.
Here mykhel brings you the updates of Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Mumbai Indians:
Warner and co will now play Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Eliminator on Friday (November 6).
FOUR! It's all over as Warner (85 not out) and Saha (58 not out) power Sunrisers Hyderabad to a comprehensive 10 wicket win over Mumbai Indians.
Well, we go into the eighteenth over as Coulter-Nile concedes just three singles. SRH still need 3 to win from 18 balls.
Coulter-Nile bowls what looks like the final over of the match as SRH need just five runs to win.
Seven runs come from the sixteenth over bowled by Pattinson. SRH - 144/0 and need 6 runs to seal the play-off spot.
FOUR! Warner once again pulls his compatriot, but this time it's Pattinson. SRH need 8 runs to win off 27 balls.
FOUR! Warner seems to be in a hurry to seal that play-off spot as he pulls Coulter-Nile for his eighth four of the match. SRH - 137/0 in 15 overs.
Nine runs come from Kulkarni's third over. SRH - 131/0 in 14 overs, need 19 runs to win from 36 balls.
Warner crosses the 500 run mark in IPL for the sixth consecutive time and he is the only player to do so.
Kulkarni resumes play for MI as they look to break this solid SRH opening stand.
KKR for sure will be packing their bags now as things stand because only a miracle can stop SRH from beating MI.
Final time out of the league stage: SRH reach 122/0 in 13 overs as Pandya concedes 12 runs from his third over. Warner and co now need 28 runs to win from 42 balls.
Krunal Pandya bowls a bouncer and it's wayward as it goes for four wides.
FOUR! Warner pulls Chahar for the second boundary of the over. SRH - 110/0 in 12 overs, need 40 runs to win now from 48 balls.
FIFTY up for Saha now as Sunrisers seem to be an hurry in the run chase.
SIX! FIFTY for Warner and the 100 partnership between the skipper and Saha. SRH - 103/0 in 11.1 overs.
FOUR! A chance actually, but a difficult one as Rahul Chahar parries Saha's lofted pull to the boundary. SRH - 97/0 in 11 overs.
At the half-way stage, SRH reach 89/0 in 10 overs with Warner (44) and Saha (43) at the crease.
Pandya concedes 13 runs from his first over as Sunrisers opener approach fifty. SRH - 84/0 in 9 overs.
Back to back boundaries for Saha again as he pulls Pandya toward square leg for the second boundary of the over. SRH - 81/0 in 8.4 overs.
FOUR! Saha slices it just above Saurabh Tiwary at short third man for a boundary.
Krunal Pandya is introduced into the attack by Rohit Sharma.
Pattinson concedes just six runs from his second over. SRH - 71/0 in 8 overs, need 79 runs from 72 balls to win.
After an expensive first over, James Pattinson is called on once again by Mumbai Indians, who look to break the opening stand.
Nine runs come from Chahar's second over. SRH now need 85 runs to win from 78 balls.
FOUR! Warner reverse sweeps Chahar for his sixth boundary of the match. SRH - 64/0 in 6.4 overs.
Rahul Chahar continues as Rohit looks to break Sunrisers' opening partnership.
At the end of powerplay, Sunrisers look well in control of the run chase as they reach 56/0 in 6 overs. It's also the third time out of the match.
FOUR! Warner pulls Coulter-Nile for his fifth boundary of the match. SRH - 55/0 in 5.3 overs.
FIFTY up for SRH as Warner (21) and Saha (28) take Mumbai bowlers to the cleaners.
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