LIVE SCORES | KXIP vs MI | IPL 2016 | MOHALI




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Kings XI Punjab innings

  • 20 overs: It's over for KXIP. 13 runs off the over but that's not enough. Mumbai Indians have won this match by 25 runs.  Kings XI Punjab 164/7.



  • 19 overs: 10 runs off McClenaghan's over and he took 2 wickets in it. Kings XI Punjab 151/7 (39 runs required from 6 balls).



  • WICKET! Bowled him. McClenaghan on fire. Mitchell Johnson b McClenaghan 1 (2b 0x4 0x6).



  • WICKET! Bowled him. McClenaghan sent Axar Patel's stumps for a walk. Axar Patel b McClenaghan 0 (2b 0x4 0x6).



  • 18 overs: Brilliant over by Bumrah. That killed all hopes of KXIP of winning this match. Just 2 runs and 2 wickets. Kings XI Punjab 141/5 (49 runs required from 12 balls). Axar Patel 0 (1b 0x4 0x6), Miller 11 (7b 0x4 1x6), Bumrah 3-0-13-3, McClenaghan 3-0-22-0. 



  • WICKET! Bumrah gets another scalp, dismisses Nikhil Naik in the same over. Nikhil Naik b Bumrah 1 (3b 0x4 0x6).



  • WICKET! Bowled him. Big blow to KXIP's chances. Maxwell is out. He was needed at the crease but Bumrah dashed their hopes. Glenn Maxwell b Bumrah 56 (39b 5x4 1x6).



  • 17 overs: Excellent bowling by McClenaghan. Just 6 runs in the over. That will increase pressure on Maxwell and Miller. Kings XI Punjab 139/3 (51 runs required from 18 balls). Maxwell 56 (38b 5x4 1x6), Miller 10 (6b 0x4 1x6), McClenaghan 3-0-22-0, Pollard 2-0-25-0.



  • 16 overs: Good over. Miller joined the party. Hit a SIX off Pollard to collect 12 off the over. Kings XI Punjab 133/3 (57 runs required from 24 balls). Miller 8 (3b 0x4 1x6), Maxwell 52 (35b 5x4 1x6), Pollard 2-0-25-0, Southee 4-0-28-2.



  • 50 up for Maxwell. His last IPL fifty came in 2014 season.



  • 15 overs: Successful over by Southee. 9 runs but he got Marsh in the over to end 89-run stand between Marsh and Maxwell. Kings XI Punjab 121/3 (69 runs required from 30 balls). 



  • WICKET! Marsh couldn't complete his fifty but it was a good knock. Southee gets the wicket. Shaun Marsh c Rayudu b Southee 45 (34b 3x4 1x6).



  • 14 overs: Finally KXIP managed to get some runs out of Harbhajan Singh. 10 off it after Marsh hit him for a SIX. Kings XI Punjab 112/2 (78 runs required from 36 balls). Marsh 44 (32b 3x4 1x6), Maxwell 40 (28b 5x4 0x6), Harbhajan Singh 4-0-31-0, Bumrah 2-0-11-1.



  • 13 overs: 7 runs off Bumrah's over. Marsh and Maxwell need to keep going till the end. Kings XI Punjab 102/2 (88 runs required from 42 balls). Marsh 36 (29b 3x4 0x6), Maxwell 38 (25b 5x4 0x6), Bumrah 2-0-11-1, Harbhajan Singh 3-0-21-0.



  • 12 overs: Harbhajan Singh is keeping every over to 7 runs so far. Good average by T20 standards. Kings XI Punjab 95/2 (95 runs required from 48 balls). Maxwell 34 (22b 5x4 0x6), Marsh 34 (26b 3x4 0x6), Harbhajan Singh 3-0-21-0, Pollard 1-0-13-0.



  • 11 overs: Good over for KXIP. 13 runs off it. Maxwell smashed Pollard for two FOURS in the over. Kings XI Punjab 88/2 (102 runs required from 54 balls). Marsh 33 (23b 3x4 0x6), Maxwell 28 (19b 4x4 0x6), Pollard 1-0-13-0, Harbhajan Singh 2-0-14-0.



  • 10 overs: Harbhajan sends down another economical over. 7 off it. Are Marsh and Maxwell being cautious against Bhajji or he is bowling really well? Kings XI Punjab 75/2 (115 runs required from 60 balls. 



  • 9 overs: 11 off Krunal Pandya's second over. KXIP need to maintain this pace. Kings XI Punjab 68/2 (122 runs required from 11 overs). Marsh 27 (17b 3x4 0x6), Maxwell 14 (13b 1x4 0x6), K Pandya 2-0-20-0, Harbhajan Singh 1-0-7-0.



  • 8 overs: Harbhajan Singh is not an easy bowler. He is experienced and can handle pressure better than others. 7 runs off his first over. Kings XI Punjab 57/2 (133 runs required from 12 overs). Maxwell 11 (11b 1x4 0x6), Marsh 19 (13b 2x4 0x6), Harbhajan Singh 1-0-7-0, K Pandya1-0-9-0.



  • 7 overs: 10 runs off Krunal Pandya's over. KXIP's hopes hang on the success of Marsh and Maxwell now. Kings XI Punjab 50/2 (140 runs required from 13 overs). Marsh 13 (9b 1x4 0x6), Maxwell 10 (9b 1x4 0x6), K Pandya 1-0-9-0, Southee 3-0-19-1.



  • 6 overs: This match is slipping out of KXIP's reach with each passing over and each fall of wicket. 7 runs off Southee's over. Kings XI Punjab 40/2 (150 runs required from 14 overs). Marsh 6 (6b 0x4 0x6), Maxwell 8 (6b 1x4 0x6), Southee 3-0-19-1, Bumrah 1-0-5-1. 



  • 5 overs: Bumrah is always difficult to play shots against. And when batsman is under pressure, he becomes even more dangerous. Excellent over by him. Just 5 runs and a wicket. Kings XI Punjab 33/2 (157 runs required from 15 overs).



  • WICKET! Bumrah on target. Dismisses Vohra in his first over. Another blow to KXIP's chances. Manan Vohra c Buttler b Bumrah 7 (11b 0x4 0x6).



  • 4 overs: 7 runs off McClenaghan's over. Kings XI Punjab 28/1 (162 runs required from 16 overs). Vohra 5 (8b 0x4 0x6), Marsh 4 (3b 0x4 0x6), McClenaghan 2-0-16-0, Southee 2-0-12-1.



  • 3 overs: Successful over by Southee. He was hit for 11 runs but he provided Vijay's wicket. Kings XI Punjab 21/1 (169 runs required from 17 overs). Vohra 2 (5b 0x4 0x6), Marsh 0 (0b 0x4 0x6), Southee 2-0-12-1, McClenaghan 1-0-9-0.



  • WICKET! Whoa! Early blow to KXIP. Vijay is out. He hit a SIX off the previous ball. Southee avenged it. Murali Vijay c Buttler b Southee 19 (13b 2x4 1x6).



  • 2 overs: Mitchell McClenaghan was hit for two FOURs by Vijay in the over. 9 runs off it. Much better over for KXIP. Kings XI Punjab 10/0 (180 runs required from 18 overs). Vijay 10 (9b 2x4 0x6), Vohra 0 (3b 0x4 0x6), McClenaghan 1-0-9-0, Southee 1-0-1-0.



  • 1 over: Excellent over by Southee. Just 1 run. And he created a wicket-taking opportunity as well. Kings XI Punjab 1/0 (189 runs required from 19 overs).



  • Manan Vohra and Murali Vijay ready to face Tim Southee. Let's play.


 

Mumbai Indians have put up a very good score on the board after losing Rohit Sharma in the very first over. Parthiv Patel and Ambati Rayudu played brilliant knocks. Apart from Sandeep Sharma, no KXIP bowler could make an impact on the opposition.



Mumbai Indians innings

  • 20 overs: A very good last over by Mohit Sharma. Just 4 runs off it and he dismissed Kieron Pollard (10) and Hardik Pandya (4). Mumbai Indians 189/6.



  • 19 overs: Better over by Johnson. 9 wickets and got a wicket too. Mumbai Indians 185/4.



  • WICKET! Parthiv Patel is out. Finally! Johnson has his first wicket. Parthiv Patel c Marsh b Johnson 81 (58b 10x4 2x6).



  • 18 overs: 11 runs off the over. Mumbai Indians 176/3. Pollard 2 (1b 0x4 0x6), P Patel 80 (56b 10x4 2x6), Mohit Sharma 3-0-34-1, Sandeep Sharma 4-0-20-1. 



  • WICKET! Mohit Sharma ends Jos Buttler's rapid-fire innings. Jos Buttler b Sharma 24 (13b 3x4 1x6).



  • 17 overs: Sandeep Sharma is the bowler of the day for KXIP. He has been both economical and wicket-taker for his team. 9 off his last over. Mumbai Indians 165/2. Buttler 16 (9b 1x4 1x6), P Patel 79 (55b 10x4 2x6), Sandeep Sharma 4-0-20-1, Sahu 3-0-35-0.



  • 16 overs: Mumbai Indians have launched an all out attack on KXIP bowlers. Sahu was hit for two SIXes in the over, one each by Parthiv and Buttler. Mumbai Indians 156/2. Buttler 9 (4b 0x4 1x6), P Patel 78 (54b 10x4 2x6), Sahu 3-0-35-0, Axar Patel4-0-41-1.



  • 15 overs: Big over for both the sides. Rayudu hit two consecutive sixes off Axar before getting out. 15 runs off the over. Mumbai Indians 140/2. Patel 70 (51b 10x4 1x6), Buttler 1 (1b 0x4 0x6), Axar Patel 4-0-41-1, Johnson 3-0-34-0. 



  • WICKET! Finally a wicket for KXIP. Rayudu is out. He had already hit two SIXes and wanted another one but parished. Excellent knock. Ambati Rayudu c Vohra b Patel 65 (37b 4x4 4x6).



  • 14 overs: This has become a dangerous partnership for Kings XI Punjab. The stand is over 100 runs. Parthiv and Rayudu are not sparing any bowler now. Mumbai Indians 125/1. Patel 68 (49b 10x4 1x6), Rayudu 53 (34b 4x4 2x6), Johnson 3-0-34-0, Mohit Sharma2-0-23-0.



  • 13 overs: Another big over for Mumbai Indians. Mohit Sharma was hit for 13 runs by Parthiv Patel that included two FOURs. Mumbai Indians 114/1. Patel 58 (44b 8x4 1x6), Rayudu 52 (33b 4x4 2x6), Mohit Sharma 2-0-23-0, Axar Patel 3-0-26-0. 



  • 12 overs: Expensive over it was. Axar was hit for a FOUR and SIX by Rayudu. 14 runs off it. Mumbai Indians 101/1. Patel 47 (39b 6x4 1x6), Rayudu 51 (32b 4x4 2x6), Axar Patel 3-0-26-0, Sahu 2-0-19-0.



  • 11 overs: It was becoming a good over by Parthiv hit a SIX off the last ball to collect 10 off Sahu's over. Mumbai Indians 87/1. Patel 46 (37b 6x4 1x6), Rayudu 39 (28b 3x4 1x6), Sahu 2-0-19-0, Axar 2-0-13-0.



  • 10 overs: 8 runs off Axar's over. Parthiv survived a stumping chance in the over. Mumbai Indians 77/1. Patel 38 (34b 6x4 0x6), Rayudu 37 (25b 3x4 1x6), Axar 2-0-13-0, Sahu 1-0-9-0.



  • 9 overs: Pradeep Sahu created an easy opportunity to dismiss Rayudu but Axar Patel dropped a sitter at deep midwicket. 9 runs off the over. Mumbai Indians 69/1. Rayudu 35 (23b 3x4 1x6), Patel 32 (30b 5x4 0x6), Sahu 1-0-9-0, Maxwell 1-0-11-0.



  • 8 overs: Another good over for Mumbai. 11 runs off it. Rayudu lanched Maxwell for a SIX in the over. Mumbai Indians 60/1. Rayudu 28 (19b 2x4 1x6), Patel 30 (28b 5x4 0x6), Maxwell 1-0-11-0, Mohit Sharma 1-0-10-0.



  • 7 overs: Mohit Sharma brought into attack. 10 runs off his first over. Rayudu and Parthiv are making it a good partnership for Mumbai Indians. Mumbai Indians 49/1. Rayudu 18 (14b 2x4 0x6), Patel 29 (27b 5x4 0x6), Mohit Sharma 1-0-10-0, Johnson 2-0-23-0. 



  • 6 overs: Expensive over. Mitchell Johnson was hit for 14 runs by Parthiv and Rayudu. Three FOURs in the over. Mumbai Indians 39/1. Patel 23 (24b 4x4 0x6), Rayudu 15 (11b 2x4 0x6), Johnson 2-0-23-0, Sandeep Sharma 3-0-11-1.



  • 5 overs: Sandeep bowled his third over and it was again good. Though he conceded a boundary in the over, Rayudu had to take risk to earn those FOUR runs. Mumbai Indians 25/1. Rayudu 10 (9b 1x4 0x6), Patel 15 (19b 2x4 0x6), Sandeep Sharma 3-0-11-1, Patel 1-0-5-0.



  • 4 overs: Axar Patel brought into attack. Good over by him in the powerplay. Just 5 runs off it. Mumbai Indians 18/1. Rayudu 4 (6b 0x4 0x6), Patel 14 (16b 2x4 0x6), Patel 1-0-5-0, Sandeep Sharma 2-0-4-1. 



  • 3 overs: Another good over by Sandeep Sharma. Just 2 off it. He is not allowing any room for run scoring. Mumbai Indians 13/1. Patel 12 (13b 2x4 0x6), Rayudu 1 (3b 0x4 0x6), Sandeep Sharma 2-0-4-1, Johnson 1-0-9-0.



  • 2 overs: Better over for Mumbai. 9 off it. Mitchell Johnson should use his experience and stifle Mumbai Indians innings. Mumbai Indians 11/1. Rayudu 1 (3b 0x4 0x6), Patel 10 (7b 2x4 0x6), Johnson 1-0-9-0, Sandeep Sharma 1-0-2-1.



  • 1 over: What a start for KXIP. They should grab this opportunity with both hands. They have dismissed Rohit Sharma, Mumbai's best batsman, in the first over. Mumbai Indians 2/1. Patel 1 (3b 0x4 0x6), Rayudu 1 (1b 0x4 0x6), Sandeep Sharma 1-0-2-1.



  • WICKET! That's a big blow to Mumbai Indians hopes. Rohit Sharma is out for duck. Rohit Sharma c Naik b Sandeep Sharma 0 (2b 0x4 0x6).



  • Let's go. Rohit Sharma and Parthiv Patel have marked their guards. Sandeep Sharma has the ball. It is important for both the teams to win this match.



  • Mumbai Indians are going with unchanged side. Kings XI Punjab have made two changes. Mitchell Johnson and Pardeep Sahu come in.


PLAYING XIs

KXIP: M Vijay, M Vohra, S Marsh, D Miller, G Maxwell, N Naik, A Patel, M Johnson, M Sharma, P Sahu, Sandeep Sharma.

Mumbai Indians: RG Sharma, P Patel, A Rayudu, K Pandya, J Buttler, K Pollard, H Pandya, H Singh, T Southee, M McClenaghan, J Bumrah

  • Kings XI Punjab captain David Miller won the toss and he decided to bowl first against Mumbai Indians.



  • STATS: Kings XI and Mumbai Indians have faced each other 16 times and won eight matches each.



  • STATS: In 16 IPL matches since 2015, Glenn Maxwell has scored just 184 runs at an average of 12.26, with a highest score of 43.



  • We are just 15 minutes away from the toss.


SQUADS

Mumbai Indians: Rohit Sharma (capt), Parthiv Patel, Hardik Pandya, Jos Buttler, Mitchell McClenaghan, Ambati Rayudu, Kieron Pollard, Harbhajan Singh, Jagadeesha Suchith, Tim Southee, Jasprit Bumrah, Shreyas Gopal, R Vinay Kumar, Corey Anderson, Unmukht Chand, Marchant de Lange, Siddhesh Lad, Kishore Kamath, Krunal Pandya, Deepak Punia, Nitish Rana, Jitesh Sharma, Nathu Singh, Akshay Wakhare, Martin Guptill.

Kings XI Punjab: David Miller (capt), Kyle Abbott, Murali Vijay, Manan Vohra, Mitchell Johnson, Shaun Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Anureet Singh, Axar Patel, Wriddhiman Saha (WK), Pardeep Sahu, Sandeep Sharma, Mohit Sharma, Marcus Stoinis, Swapnil Singh, Armaan Jaffer, Farhaan Behardien, KC Cariappa, Rishi Dhawan, Gurkeerat Singh Mann, Nikhil Naik, Shardul Thakur.



PREVIEW

Even as they struggle to find the winning formula, laggards Kings XI Punjab will still fancy their chances when they host Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League cricket.

Mumbai Indians have so far had a mixed bag having won two games against Kings XI Punjab at home and Royal Challengers Bangalore while losing four.

On the other hand, KXIP, whose performance in the tournament so far has been pedestrian, have managed to notch up just one win from five outings and are placed at the bottom of the points table among the eight teams.

The Rohit Sharma-led Mumbai side suffered defeats against Rising Pune Supergiants, Gujarat Lions, Sunrisers Hyderabad and Delhi Daredevils.

In their last match played at Delhi yesterday, the Mumbai outfit lost by 10 runs chasing a victory target of 165.

Rohit (65) and Krunal Pandya (36) were unfortunate to get run out as Mumbai could only manage 154/7.

MI initially struggled to get their team combination right but they did come good with a convincing chase of 170-plus score against Virat Kohli's RCB.

Two-time title winners, MI slumped to defeats in both their home matches this season  to IPL debutants Rising Pune Supergiants and Gujarat Lions and have now lost a game in their away campaign as well.

Mumbai's top-order batting has failed to come good so far barring the captain, who was instrumental in both their wins scoring superb half-centuries.

But in most games, the leading batsmen have failed to click as a unit. Martin Guptill, who replaced injured Lendl Simmons, failed to live up to the expectations in his first game against Sunrisers Hyderabad, prompting Mumbai team management to drop him against RCB and Delhi matches.

Much would depend on all-rounder Kieron Pollard as Mumbai look to keep up the pressure on struggling Punjab.

Englishman Jos Buttler disappointed in the previous game and India discard Ambati Rayudu is getting the starts but is not able to convert them into big knocks.

While Hardik Pandya has been off-colour, his brother Krunal Pandya is making the most of his opportunity with both bat and ball.

Mumbai Indians bowling depend upon the New Zealand duo of Tim Southee and Mitchell McClenaghan to make early inroads and this combination is expected to continue against Punjab.

On the other hand, KXIP, who are led by newly appointed captain David Miller, were comprehensively defeated by Sunrisers Hyderabad.

The KXIP batting has not been very consistent with only Manan Vohra putting up decent scores and others falling short of expectations.

Had it not been for the 17-ball 36 by lower-order batsman Axar Patel, Punjab could not have even set a target of 144 for SRH to chase on Saturday.

It's time the likes of Miller, Glenn Maxwell and Vohra come good with the bat. Shaun Marsh has been good in the last two games.

Miller feels every game from here on is crucial for the side.

"I think the guys are in high spirits, but the results haven't gone our way. We need one or two wins to get back. Winning every game becomes crucial from here on and we believe we can do it," he said after his side's loss to SRH.

Their bowling attack, comprising Sandeep Sharma, Kyle Abbott, Mohit Sharma and Axar Patel, also need to put up an improved performance.