MI vs LSG Match 47 Highlights - Mumbai (04 May 2026)

Floated, full and on off, Tilak Varma pushes it through covers for a single.

Flatter, short and on off, Rohit Sharma punches it to long off for a run.

Short again, on middle, Tilak Varma flicks it off the back foot through square leg for another run.

Dragged back, on off, Rohit Sharma pats it down to long off for one.

Keeps the length short again, outside off, Tilak Varma cuts it to deep point for one more.

OUT! CAUGHT! Is that the start of the comeback for LSG? Manimaran Siddharth pushes this one through quicker at 100.5 kph, shortish and on middle. Rohit Sharma goes down and across to paddle it but the extra bounce takes the outer half of the bat. It flies behind short fine, where Mohammad Shami takes a couple of steps backward and takes a fine catch. Mumbai Indians are 177/2, needing 52 more runs from 36 balls.

Fuller and on middle, Tilak Varma drives it to long on for a single.

Uppish but safe! Full again and around off, angling away, Suryakumar Yadav looks to scoop it but gets a leading edge well wide of short third for a run.

Short of a length and on off, Tilak Varma dabs it down to point for another run.

FOUR! Up and over! Pitched up and on off, Suryakumar Yadav hits it through the line with a high elbow, lifting it over mid off for a boundary.

WIDE! A good sharp bouncer, on middle, Suryakumar Yadav sways away from it. It is called a wide. Rishabh Pant thinks about taking the review but opts against it.

Back of a length and on off, Suryakumar Yadav heaves it to deep mid-wicket for one.

Hits the length hard, on middle and leg, Tilak Varma knocks it to the mid on region for one more.

Around the stump, too full and across the batter, outside off. Tilak Varma gets across on his knee and sweeps it off the inner half to deep backward square leg for a single.

Good effort by Akshat Raghuwanshi. Touch short, at 101 kph, around off. Suryakumar Yadav stands tall and slams it over extra cover. The deep point fielder runs to his left and dives to stop the ball. One taken.

OUT! STRAIGHT UP AND GONE! Tilak Varma's scratchy knock is put to a painful end. LSG still believe. Floated up, full and just outside off. Tilak Varma decides to launch it over long off by getting crouched. But he fails to get under the ball and airs it off the toe end. Aiden Markram stays cool and calm at the edge of the ropes and takes a well-judged catch. Mumbai Indians are 189/3, needing 40 runs from 27 balls.

On the stumps, around off, blocked straight.

 Oh, almost a remarkable catch! Full, outside off, Dhir tries to hit it through covers off the front foot, but hits it flat to the left of cover. Josh Inglis dives in that direction, tries to pluck it with both hands but puts it down. That was hit at the rate of knots from Naman. There is a bit of miscommunication between the batters as Dhir wants a single, but SKY sends him back in time.

Full and on off, Dhir leans forward and eases it down to long off for an easy run. End of Manimaran Siddharth's spell. His figures read 4-0-47-2.

 FOUR! That's literally hammered! Full from Prince, in front of the sticks, Naman Dhir smokes it straight down the ground, just over the umpire. Before anyone could move a muscle, the ball meets the ropes.

 FOUR! Excellent shot under pressure. Back of a length, around off, Naman Dhir stands tall and punches it to the left of the diving cover fielder for a boundary. Releases a lot of pressure that was built in the last few overs.

Replies with a pinpoint yorker, on off, Naman manages to squeeze it out to the bowler.

Low full toss, on middle and off. Dhir heaves it off the inner half to deep mid-wicket for a single.

WIDE! Slower bumper, just a bit down leg. Suryakumar Yadav moves across the stumps to help it behind, but misses to connect. It is given as a wide for height by the umpire and LSG have challenged the decision with a review. The TV umpire says that the ball is passing over the leg stump, so it is not a wide for leg side. Ball Tracking with a side-on replay now comes up. SKY's head height is 1.83 meters and the ball is passing at 1.95 meters. So it is just above the head height of the batter. But to be doubly sure, the umpire requests UltraEdge as well. It comes up with a flat line. So the on-field decision is upheld and LSG have lost both their reviews. 200 UP FOR MUMBAI INDIANS! 

Attempted yorker, on off with a bit of inward shape. Suryakumar Yadav carves it away to long off for a single. 28 runs needed from 19 balls.

Knee high full toss, on leg. Dhir runs it along the ground to long on for a run. 12 runs ​​​​​​from the over. 3-0-24-0 so far for Prince.

 SIX! THAT'S A MASSIVE HIT! Shami goes for the slower ball, full and outside off. Dhir picks the variation early, clears the front leg to give himself some room and smokes it handsomely over long on for a big six. 21 needed from 17 balls now for MI.

A bit short on leg, Dhir heaves it away to deep mid-wicket for a single.

 FOUR! Easily done by SKY! Slower delivery, halfway down the pitch, wide of off. Suryakumar Yadav shuffles a bit to the leg side and slashes it over the backward point fielder for a boundary. 16 needed from 15 balls.

 OUT! IN THE AIR AND TAKEN! SKY falls after yet another start. Shami strikes, but it is a bit too late for the Super Giants it seems. Full from Shami, on middle and leg. Suryakumar Yadav attempts to whip that over deep mid-wicket, but fails to get the timing and distance. The ball goes high in the air and straight into the safe hands of Nicholas Pooran stationed a few yards in off the ropes at deep mid-wicket. Mumbai Indians are 213/4, needing 16 runs.

Attempts the yorker, Jacks takes it on the full and drills it to long on for a single.

 FOUR! That's a skilful shot from Dhir! A bit too straight by Shami, full and on the pads. Naman Dhir uses his wrists and flicks it nicely to the left of short fine leg to pick up a boundary. Shami proves to be very expensive as he finishes with 4-0-53-1. MI need 11 runs from 12 balls.

Back of a length, wide outside off, Will Jacks stands tall and slices it over cover-point. By the time the sweeper cuts it off to his left, the batters hustle back for two runs.

WIDE! For height! Way too short and with pace taken off, outside off. Jacks lets it fly back to the keeper. Wide given as it has gone above his head height.

Hard length, around off. Jacks stays put and punches it along the ground to deep point for an easy single.

Slower ball, short and at the shoulder height of the batter. Naman Dhir gets on the back foot and pulls it behind square on the leg side for a single. Just a matter of one hit, then. 6 needed off 9 balls.

 SIX! GAME. SET. MATCH! A gorgeous strike into the crowd to scale down a mammoth target in a clinical fashion. A huge sigh of relief for the Mumbai Indians and their faithful as they register their third win this season after a streak of some stinging defeats. Avesh bowls a length ball, on top of off. Will Jacks gets on top of it and muscles it cleanly over the long off fence for a six to seal the deal. And as shown on the on-air graphic, this is the 5th highest successful run chase in IPL history. MI BEAT LSG BY 6 WICKETS AND 8 BALLS TO SPARE!