Punjab vs Mumbai Match Stats

FOUR! JUST OVER! Gerald Coetzee serves it full and on off. Harpreet Brar drives it over covers. The ball is timed well and it finds the fence for four runs.

FOUR! STREAKY! Gerald Coetzee serves this on a length and keeps it outside off. Harpreet Brar gets the outer edge and the ball flies past the keeper. Third man fails to cut it off and it meets the ropes for four more runs.

DROPPED! Gerald Coetzee bowls it with pace, on a hard length. Harpreet Brar gets rushed into the pull shot and it lobs tamely back towards the bowler. Gerald Coetzee fails to sight the ball and drops a low catch.

Short now on the body. Harpreet Brar pulls it to deep backward square leg for a single.

FOUR! POOR DELIVERY! A full toss on leg. Ashutosh Sharma whips it off his thighs and sends it wide of fine leg. There is no stopping the ball and he gets another four runs.

Slower one now on a length outside off. Ashutosh Sharma is beaten by the lack of pace and Mumbai will get a breather.

WIDE! Goes for the wide yorker but slips it just beyond the tramline on off, Harpreet Brar opens the bat face to guide it down to deep third but misses out.

Sees the batter advance but Madhwal holds his line, on a fullish length, outside off, Harpreet Brar swings to go down town but connects with thin air.

WIDE! Madhwal flirts with the wide guideline again, on a fullish length, Harpreet Brar shapes up to use the pace but does not manage to put bat to ball. Wide called by the umpire again.

Leg bye! On a length, outside off, Harpreet Brar walks across his stumps to scoop it fine on the leg side but does not manage to get the connection. The ball rolls away to fine leg for a leg bye.

Stays around the wicket and hurls it on a fullish length, on middle and leg, Ashutosh Sharma clears his front leg and pushes it back to the bowler.

SIX! BANG! Clean as a whistle by Ashutosh Sharma and that is some way to bring up your maiden Indian T20 League. Oh...no! The siren goes off and Madhwal has overstepped here. Free Hit to follow now and this is more misery for Mumbai. In the slot by Madhwal, on off and middle, Ashutosh Sharma gets underneath it and smacks it flat and it goes over mid off for a maximum.

SIX! My my! How did he get that shot away? Madhwal searches for the yorker but ends up bowling it full, on leg, Ashutosh Sharma pulls out the reverse scoop. Stays low to make the connection and uses the pace to clear the deep third fence for a flat six. Two in two for Ashutosh and the balance of power has shifted in the favour of Punjab.

WIDE! Keeps it full but it is down leg, left alone by Ashutosh Sharma for a wide.

Leg bye! On a length, angling into the batter, Ashutosh Sharma has a swish across the line. Gets it off his pads and the batters cross as the ball rolls to the off side.

SIX! BANG! Harpreet Brar gets into the six-hitting act now and this is a monstrous hit! It goes into the top tier and the game has turned on its head with this 24-run over from Madhwal. Madhwal misses his mark yet again and serves it right in the slot, on middle, Harpreet Brar clears his front leg and lets his long levers do the rest. Tonks it back over the bowler's head and it goes many a mile. Punjab on top now out of nowhere, needing 28 runs off the last four overs. But remember, Bumrah has one over up in his sleeve and six balls are enough for him to turn the tide back in Mumbai's favour.

Rolls his fingers over the ball and bowls it on a good length, around off, Ashutosh Sharma picks the change of pace and dabs it with soft hands in front of cover for a single. Good sensible batting by Ashutosh.

Ouch, Harpreet Brar cops a blow on the glove! Bumrah bends his back and digs it in short, at the helmet of the batter from around the wicket. Harpreet Brar takes his eyes off the ball as an evasive action. Luckily for him, the ball does not lob off his gloves and rolls behind square on the leg side for a single.

Another delivery on a shortish length, around off, Ashutosh Sharma plays the upper cut and it goes down to deep third. Gerald Coetzee fails to pick it up early but does well in the end to get low and gets his body behind the ball to make the stop. A single taken.

Goes short again does Bumrah, over middle, Harpreet Brar ducks under it nice and early and lets it go.

Short and wide on off, Harpreet Brar throws his hands at it but connects with thin air. Bumrah is lucky to get away with it.

Continues to go short, over middle, Harpreet Brar hops back and rides the bounce well to stab it down with a straight bat. Only 3 runs off it but Punjab have safely negotiated the threat of Bumrah. He finishes with figures of 4-0-21-3 and Punjab now need 25 runs off 18 balls.

OUT! STRAIGHT TO THE MAN IN THE DEEP! The game takes another twist! Gerald Coetzee lets out a roar and he is pumped to the hilt! Ashutosh Sharma holes out and cannot quite see his side home. The crowd get up on their feet to applaud what has been an extraordinary knock. Coetzee comes from over the wicket and goes into the deck, on off, Ashutosh Sharma gets this one at a good height and hits the pull flat towards deep mid-wicket. Fails to get the elevation to clear the man in the deep and picks out Mohammad Nabi who makes no mistake.

Hurls it on a hard length, over middle, Harshal Patel stays leg side of the ball and pushes it to the right of extra cover for a single.

Leg bye! Switches to around the wicket and bowls it on a hard length, slanting in, on middle and leg, Harpreet Brar has a swipe across the line but misses. The ball rolls off his thigh pad on the off side and the batters scamper across for a quick single.

Sharp and quick bumper, outside off, Harshal Patel hops and reaches out to ramp it over the keeper but fails to connect.

Two dots on the trot! Another bumper, outside off, Harshal Patel shapes up to play the upper cut but the ball sails past his bat.

Three dots to close out the over! Brilliant stuff from Coetzee, the big wicket of Ashutosh Sharma and just the 2 runs off it. Gerald Coetzee bangs it into the wicket but this time, he takes pace, over middle and leg, Harshal Patel backs away to slap it up and over on the off side. He gets undone by the lack of pace and connects with thin air. Coetzee is bowled out and it leaves Punjab needing 23 runs from 12 balls.

The call is for two and they get it! Sees the batter move away to the leg side and follows him with a back-of-a-length delivery, Harpreet Brar whips it between deep mid-wicket and long on for a couple of runs.

Pandya is lucky to get away with it! Drifts on the pads, fuller in length, Harpreet Brar gets inside the line of the ball to help it away fine on the leg side. He misses and since he had shuffled, the umpire does not signal a wide. Brar takes the review but the third umpire confirms that the ball would have struck Brar on the pads had he stayed in his normal standing position.

Lands it on a length, on the off-stump line, Harpreet Brar stays leg side of the ball and opens himself up to go up and over on the off side. Slices it over point and gets a couple of runs as Tilak Varma and Rohit Sharma give it a chase and cut it off.

OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! The Mumbai skipper with a crucial strike for his side and what a time to get the first wicket of the night. Body blow to Punjab as Brar departs. On a good length, on middle and leg, Harpreet Brar gets inside the line and shapes up to swipe it away behind square on the leg side. Gets this one off the bottom part of the bat and it goes only as far as deep backward square leg where Mohammad Nabi takes it near his chest.

SIX! WOW! Kagiso Rabada picks the bones out of that with the first delivery he faces! Hardik Pandya goes short and it is slower one as well, over middle, Kagiso Rabada sits deep in his crease and waits for the ball to arrive. Nails the pull over deep square leg for a biggie. The crowd go wild with this hit from Rabada.

Slower and fuller, on middle, Kagiso Rabada clears his front leg and knocks it down to long on for a single. Folks, we are going to the final over with Punjab requiring 12 runs. With 9 wickets down, you would back the bowling side but the way Rabada cleared the fence with his first ball, Punjab are in with more than a shout. Another game involving Punjab that is going the distance.

WIDE! Goes searching for the wide yorker but it goes beyond the wide guideline on off, left alone by Kagiso Rabada for a wide. 11 needed now for Punjab.

OUT! RUN OUT! WHAT A WAY FOR THE GAME TO END! MUMBAI WIN BY 9 RUNS! Madhwal keeps it full and near the tramline on off, Kagiso Rabada walks across his stumps and reaches out to cream it through covers. Hits it along the ground to the right of deep cover. The first run is completed comfortably but Rabada slips a bit while returning for the second run, which made the difference there. Mohammad Nabi swoops in towards the ball quickly and releases an accurate and flat throw, near the stumps at the batting end. Ishan Kishan gets to the stumps quickly and takes the bails off. The third umpire is called into action and the replays confirm that Rabada is short of his crease despite the stretch. Mumbai players break into celebrations after seeing the replays on the big screen. Despair on the faces of Sam Curran and his men as they come close yet again, only to fall short.