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IPL 2022, MI vs SRH Live Score Updates: Mumbai Indians (MI) take on SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) in Match 65 of the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 season, at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday. The Rohit Sharma-led side are already out of contention for the playoffs, but are up against a side, that can still make it, in what is a must-win game for them.
SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) take on Mumbai Indians (MI) in Match 65 of the ongoing Indian Premier League at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, on Tuesday. Still in contention for the playoffs, SRH are currently eighth in the IPL 2022 points table with 10 points from 12 games, including five wins and seven defeats. In a five-match losing streak, the Kane Williamson-led side will also be aiming to stage a comeback and make a late push for the playoffs.
Mumbai Indians (MI) take on SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) in Match 65 of the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 season, at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday. MI are currently bottom of the IPL 2022 points table and are already out of playoffs contention. In 12 games, they have registered six points, including three wins and nine losses. All eyes will be on Daniel Sams, who bagged three wickets to help Mumbai defeat Chennai Super Kings (CSK) by five wickets in their previous fixture.
Rohit Sharma and Kane Williamson. Pedigree and class. Undisputed leaders of their countries across formats and batting bulwarks of their national sides and IPL franchises over the years. This year though, their returns are barely believable. Sharma lies at 36th spot in the top run-getters' list with 218 runs at a disappointing 18.17 and a middling strike rate of 125.28. If you walk out to open the innings, those numbers are an apology. He has had to change his graft first, blast later approach because of the inconsistent form of Ishan Kishan but that is a smokescreen.
Sunrisers Hyderabad will need to snap their five-match losing streak when they take on an already eliminated Mumbai Indians in the IPL here on Tuesday. It has been a rollercoaster ride for SRH who won five games in a row before losing the next five. SRH, if they win their two remaining games including the one against MI, will jump to 14 points and then be left hoping that the other results go their way to have an outside chance of making the play-offs. But a loss against Mumbai at the Wankhede stadium will surely eliminate them, as there are already seven teams now with 12 or more points. Hyderabad will need to put up a much improved show with the bat. Skipper Williamson is enduring a wretched run in this season and the Kiwi has collected just 208 runs from 12 games at an average of 18.92. He needs to find his mojo. Head coach Tom Moody defended the move to open with an out-of-form Williamson and the New Zealander will need to prove his coach right.
Sunrisers Hyderabad coach Tom Moody has defended playing captain Kane Williamson as an opener despite the batsman's ongoing run drought in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Williamson's tally of 208 runs from 12 matches has come at a strike rate of 92.85, the worst among batsmen with a minimum of 100 runs this season. In Saturday's match against Kolkata Knight Riders, the New Zealand captain managed just nine off 17 balls, but Moody said he was against tinkering with the Hyderabad middle order, which had been working well for them. "Rahul Tripathi has batted exceptionally well at number three and (Aiden) Markram has been one of the leading batters in the tournament at four," Moody said after their defeat by Kolkata in Pune. "So, we felt why change something that's working for something that's not working. We have trusted Kane with his quality, there's no question of his world-class quality. So, that's why we haven't made that move because as we have seen throughout the tournament where the batting has been functioning really well."
AS IT HAPPENEDThe road ahead became more difficult for SRH as they suffered their fifth consecutive defeat. However, the SRH bowling unit, back to its full strength with the return of T Natarajan, Marco Jansen and Washington Sundar, should also get credit for making good use of the yorker to keep the KKR big-hitters quiet after they opted to bat first on winning the toss. But it was the 66 run sixth-wicket stand between Sam Billings and Andre Russell that actually made the difference and saw KKR putting up a fighting score of 177 for six. The West Indian all-rounder Russell came good with the ball too, finishing with three for 22.
Kolkata Knight Riders' (KKR) skipper Shreyas Iyer was all praise for his team's "outstanding mindset" during its 54-run win over Sunrisers Hyderabad as the players had nothing to lose at this stage of the tournament. KKR remained in playoff contention, albeit with a slim chance but what Iyer liked was that his team was able to bring their 'A' game to the fore. "The mindset we came up in this game, it was outstanding. All the boys did the right things, played fearless cricket. Everything panned out really well," Iyer said after the match. "We have nothing to lose now. We haven't played our A-game yet, that's what I spoke today before the game," Iyer said.