Mumbai Indians vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, 37th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

A very happy mother's day to you! Welcome to the first game of this double-header Sunday. The champions are back. This time at a new home venue. After a much-needed break, Mumbai Indians are back in action. They will take on a team, who until last season, used this ground as an alternate home venue. Spare a thought for the fans there. The IPL bandwagon shifts to Visakhapatnam for Match 37 of the 2016 season. Sunrisers Hyderabad are in form and carry a winning momentum (My boss wouldn't approve of this word - inside joke) and will look to pip the hosts in conditions they know better.

This is a great score put up by the Sunrisers! Especially with the kind of bowling attack they have in their ranks, they will certainly fancy their chances. Dhawan remained unbeaten on 82 in the end but Yuvraj's contribution would have pleased the team the most. He scored an entertaining 23-ball 39 and was dismissed hit-wicket in a bizarre manner in the final over. Nevertheless, he did his job to perfection. Rohit Sharma will once again be the key for Mumbai.

Just look at where MI and SRH stand on the points table.Very little separating these two sides, who are fifth and fourth on the table respectively. Both have 10 points , with SRH only marginally ahead on Net Run Rate. The pitch is an unknown commodity here. Nobody knows what the pitch is going to do. And as if they needed another reason, that's an invitation to bowl first once again. Here's our Gokul Gopal with the match preview.

No surprises as Mumbai Indians opt to bowl again after winning the toss. Both sides are unchanged!

Teams:

Sunrisers Hyderabad (Playing XI): David Warner(c), Shikhar Dhawan, Kane Williamson, Moises Henriques, Yuvraj Singh, Deepak Hooda, Naman Ojha(w), Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Barinder Sran, Ashish Nehra, Mustafizur Rahman

Mumbai Indians (Playing XI): Rohit Sharma(c), Parthiv Patel(w), Ambati Rayudu, Jos Buttler, Krunal Pandya, Kieron Pollard, Hardik Pandya, Harbhajan Singh, Tim Southee, Mitchell McClenaghan, Jasprit Bumrah

Enough is enough says David Warner. Rohit brings on Harbhajan in the fourth over and the left-hander decides to take him on. He first hits a six over long on and then manages to pierce a tight off-side field to fetch a four. This is a good start for the Sunrisers as they race to 34 off four overs.

The openers are doing it again! Dhawan is complimenting Warner to perfection by rotating the strike. The skipper quickly has raced to 37 in the powerplay with the partnership going past 50. Mumbai Indians desperately need a wicket.

Harbhajan was bowling well outside off to Warner as part of a plan but the Australian still managed to counter. But finally he hits a full length delivery straight down the throat of the long off fielder. He departs for 48 from just 33. He has given his side the ideal start. SRH are 86 for one at the halfway mark. Kane Williamson is the new man in.

Bhajji has had an ordinary IPL so far but has come back strongly today. Bowls his final over and manages to remove Williamson cheaply. The Kiwi tries to hit it between midwicket and long on but Rohit dives and takes an excellent catch to send him back. The fightback is on!

Yuvraj has been out for a while and needed some time out in the middle to get his rhythm back. Is this the game? He drives one past the covers to fetch his first four and then deposits the next ball over the deep midwicket fence. SRH are 116 for two in 15 overs. How much can they get in the last five?

After a poor start to the season, this has been an excellent comeback by Dhawan. He gets to his half-century and now takes on Jaspreet Bumrah in the 17th over hitting him for three fours. If he bats through, 180 is definitely on the cards.

What a killer blow this is for the Mumbai Indians! Rohit Sharma has been mastering his side's run-chases this season but he is dismissed for just five today. The veteran Nehra shatters Rohit's stumps as he inside edges the ball trying to drive. No feet movement there from the skipper! Sunrisers are well and truly on top.

This has been a regular occurrence now! Bhuvneshwar strikes again with the new ball in the first over. Parthiv is trapped plumb in front. Rayudu walks in at number three.

The wily old fox is turning on the heat here! First he removes Rayudu with a well-directed bouncer and now in the same over, he manages to get the outside edge of Jos Buttler. Ojha dives to take a neat catch. Mumbai have already lost four wickets in the powerplay. Pollard joins Pandya in the middle.

Get the ball and just bowl straight at the batsmen! Barinder Sranis into the act now as Krunal Pandya chips one straight to midwicket in tame fashion. This is turning out to be disastrous for the Mumbai Indians. MI are 31 for five in just five overs. And the worrying factor for them is SRH are yet to introduce Mustafizur into the attack. Hardik Pandya is the new man.

The only minor hope Mumbai Indians had was in the form of Pollard! But the West Indian departs with the scorecard not even reading 50. Henriques gets the wicket as Pollard wanted to smoke it out of the ground. Nine overs gone and we are yet to see Mustafizur. In fact, they may not bowl him as they don't need him at this stage.

He finally comes onto bowl the young Bangladesh sensation and guess what? He gets a wicket first ball! He is delighted with that. Hardik is not impressed and he might have a reason. Snicko doesn't show an edge. Harbhajan and Southee out there in the middle.

Sran closes it out by nicking out Jasprit. Mumbai are all out for 92 which has given SRH a massive 85-run win. They now go top of the table at least for some time. Not even a single over of spin was bowled by the Sunrisers as their seamers had a fantastic day. Mumbai will go back to the drawing board before their next game against Royal Challengers Bangalore.