Watch: Ritika Sajdeh's Expression Says It All As Ishan Kishan Departs Amid MI's Horrible Show

It was yet another forgettable outing for Mumbai Indians at the IPL 2024. Mitchell Starc picked up four wickets as a disciplined bowling performance helped Kolkata Knight Riders seal a 24-run victory over Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League on Friday. Chasing a below-par 170, Mumbai lost wickets at regular intervals to be bowled out for 145 off 18.5 overs at the Wankhede Stadium.

Suryakumar Yadav raised hopes with a 35-ball 56 but his dismissal in the 16th over tilted the scales in favour of Kolkata.  This was Kolkata's first win at the Wankhede ground in 12 years and seventh from 10 games this season.

Mumbai slumped to ninth position in the 10-team competition after their eighth loss in 11 games.  Kolkata are placed second and well poised to make it to the play-offs.

"Obviously we couldn't form partnerships and kept losing wickets," said Mumbai skipper Hardik Pandya.

"There are a lot of questions that will take time to answer. But for now, not much to say."

Mumbai were off to a shaky start, with Starc flattening the leg-stump of Ishan Kishan (13) and Varun Chakravarthy sending back Naman Dhir (11).

Stumps dismantled, in vintage Starc style #TATAIPL #MIvKKR #IPLonJioCinema #IPLinBhojpuri pic.twitter.com/RcERxhgJps

Ishan Kishan's dismissal saw Rohit Sharma's wife Ritika Sajdeh reacting strongly.

Stumps dismantled, in vintage Starc style #TATAIPL #MIvKKR #IPLonJioCinema #IPLinBhojpuri pic.twitter.com/RcERxhgJps

The home team got another big jolt when Rohit Sharma, who came in as an impact sub, miscued a shot to be caught off Sunil Narine for 11.

Pandya's poor run of form continued as he was out for one, much to the disappointment of the strong home crowd.

Yadav hit his third half-century of the season and Tim David