IPL 2022, MI vs SRH Highlights: Umran Malik (3/23), Bhuvneshwar Kumar (1/26) help Hyderabad seal a thrilling 3-run victory against Mumbai

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Rahul Tripathi (Player of the Match): I've enjoyed batting at three. It's important that if the openers have given a good start, then continuing that. Or whatever the situation demands I'm trying to learn from that. Bumrah's a great bowler. Was just looking to react to whatever he's bowling. Depends on how the wicket is playing, how I can counterattack at that point. If it's there and I can take it on, I will definitely go for the shot. If it's not there then I'll just look to take those singles-doubles. To win games is more important, happy I could do that today. Sometimes when a bowler is bowling well, how to score those runs. In T20 there cannot be a moment where you can slow down. Every ball is an event so I just think what could be the best result. When you play it's obviously your dream to represent your country.

Kane Williamson (SRH Captain): Nice to break the streak. But also nice to win the wrestle. Had a few games where momentum wasn't on our side and we couldn't wrestle it back. All in all a very good performance and a lot of learning to come out of it. He's (Tripathi) a seriously special player, he comes out and takes the momentum away. Have seen a number of times in this competition. He always bowls quick, which is obviously a strength and weapon for our side. Got an amazing skill set which if he can channel, he can turn a match as we saw. Priyam is a seriously talented cricketer, great that he could get the opportunity today, he's one of those players we're going to see a lot more of, got a really good head on his shoulders, a lot of potential but a lot of skill as well. Our death bowling has been a strength of ours and Bhuvi's one of the top death bowlers of the tournament. His contribution today and to bowl a maiden is an amazing contribution and match winning moment really.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar: (Mindset bowling the 19th over) I was just looking to bowl yorkers. Luckily I got bigger boundaries on the leg-side. I was just looking to nail those yorkers, even if I miss, I may not go for boundaries. Even after Nattu's over, I knew if I give away 1 or 2 boundaries, we'll be under pressure in the last over, I was just looking to execute. Pretty satisfied with the way I have bowled this season, wickets column is something you may get lucky or unlucky, I always look to bowl economical overs. That way your team-mate may get wickets in the next over. It's a team game, you just can't look for wickets and leak runs, bowling economically is my priority. If I get wickets it's good, otherwise I am doing the job for the team. Umran is young and raw, he's got a lot to learn, he's got that X-factor. The credit goes to the SRH management the way they have backed him. It's easier to drop any guy when he goes for plenty of runs in 3-4 matches continuously, but they backed him and he came back pretty strong. 'Back your length ball, when you bowl more length balls, then your yorker or bouncer will be effective.' That's the one advice we all give to him.

Rohit Sharma (MI Captain): Till about the second last over I thought we had it. Unfortunate runout there of Tim David. We thought we were very much in the game till that runout.You would back yourself to get even 19 off the final over. Credit to Sunrisers, they held their nerve pretty well at the back end. We wanted to try a few things keeping one eye on the future. We wanted certain guys to bowl under pressure in certain situations of the game but I thought they batted pretty well to get 193. The way we pulled things back at the end was very good. We weren't consistent up front with the ball. We came pretty close with the bat but couldn't finish off. Feels good (to get his highest score on the score). For us it is simple (for the last game). Just want to tick off the boxes and finish off on a high note. We will try everything we can from our side. If there is an opportunity to try out new guys we will definitely look to do that as well.

Sunrisers Hyderabad win by 3 runs!

MI vs SRH Live Updates: Farooqi holds his nerve to seal the win! 

Farooqi starts with a wide and has to reload. Ramandeep shuffles across on the 1st ball but is beaten. He then slices the 2nd ball high but it lands safely at long-off for 2 runs. Ramandeep swings again on the 3rd ball but only sends it high once again for 2 runs. He finally nails the pull on the 4th ball for FOUR. 10 needed off the final 2 balls and Farooqi sends down a wide yorker which Ramandeep can only jam out. Ramandeep then pulls the last ball for SIX but MI fall short. 15 runs come off the over as Farooqi seals the win. 

Mumbai Indians 190/7 after 20 overs.

SIX! Ramandeep pulls the last ball over midwicket but it doesn't matter as Mumbai fall short by 3 runs 

FOUR! Short into the body from Farooqi and Ramandeep pulls it towards square leg for a one-bounce four 

Fazalhaq Farooqi [3.0-0-16-0] is back into the attack

MI vs SRH Live Updates: Wicket-maiden from Bhuvi! 

Sanjay swings at the 1st delivery but is beaten by the change of pace. CAUGHT! Excellent from Bhuvneshwar as he sends down a slower short ball and Sanjay can only pick out the man at deep point. Bhuvi then nails the yorker on the 3rd delivery which Bumrah jams out. Bhuvi sends down two back-to-back toe-crushers and Bumrah fails to get any bat onto the ball. Bumrah then finally only squeezes out the final delivery to the man at midwicket. Excellent over from Bhuvneshwar as he finishes with a wicket-maiden in the 19th! 19 runs needed off the final 6 balls. 

Mumbai Indians 175/7 after 19 overs.

Jasprit Bumrah, right handed bat, comes to the crease