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In the 33rd match of IPL-18, Mumbai Indians defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad by 4 wickets. At the Wankhede Stadium, Hyderabad, batting first, scored 162 runs losing 5 wickets. In response, Mumbai achieved target at the loss of 6 wickets in 18.1 overs. Will Jacks scored 36 runs, taking 2 wickets while bowling.
Many moments were seen on Thursday. Ishaan Kishan was out of Ryan Reclleton’s stumping. The catch was missed by Will Jacks on the first ball of the match. Head and recallets caught on no ball. Jacques catch was released from Travis Head. Karn Sharma’s fingers were ball, went out of the ground.
Read the top moments of Mi vs SRH match …
1. Abhishek and Head Catch in Chahar’s over
Deepak Chahar’s over, which is putting the first over of the match, got both Hyderabad openers. When the catch of both the batter was missed, he did not even open his account.
- Will Jacks left a catch on the first ball of the match On the first ball of Deepak Chahar’s over, Abhishek Sharma came forward and tried to play a big shot by coming in the ball line. The ball swinged out and went towards the slip with the outer edge of the bat. Fielder Will Jacks tried to take a catch here but the ball hit his fingers and the catch was missed.
- Head catch was released from Karna On the fourth ball of the first over, the Catch of Travis Head was released from Karn Sharma. Chahar bowled a full ball at the leg stump which the head flicked towards mid-wicket. Karn Sharma was fielding, he stopped the ball from the ends of the fingers. Repley showed that the ball probably went to his hands before touching the ground. Here the head got life.
In the first over, Will Jacks and Karn Sharma left the catch.
2. Karn Sharma got injured
Karn Sharma was injured on Abhishek Sharma’s shot in the third over of Hyderabad’s innings. On the fifth ball of Chahar’s over, Abhishek went ahead and tried to play the shot, but the ball was very close to the body, so that he could not take time properly. The ball went from the inner edge of the bat to the mid-wicket.
Karn Sharma dives to stop the ball, but the ball hit his hand in half the way and his finger was injured. Karna went out of the ground in pain.
Blood came out due to ball in Karn Sharma’s finger.
3. Kishan out from Ricelton’s stumping
Sunrisers Hyderabad lost the second wicket in the 9th over. Will Jacks threw the fourth ball of the over on a good length outside the stump. Ishaan Kishan went ahead and went to play a big shot, but he was stumping by wicketkeeper Ryan Recelton. They could score only 2 runs.
Ishaan Kishan could only score 2 runs.
4. Head caught on no ball
In the 10th over, Travis Head was caught on no ball. The third ball of the over was thrown by Hardik Pandya on the good length, the head deep was caught at the mid-wicket position. Head started going to the pavilion, but the third umpire played no ball siren. Head free hit was also caught. He was currently batting on 24 runs.
He was on 24 runs when Travis Head got his life.
5. Head drops Jax’s catch
Will Jacks got a life on the last ball of the fifth over. Shami bowled a short of length ball outside the off stump, Jacx made a place and played a strong shot on it. The ball went into the air but could not catch the head.
He was for 4 runs when Jacques missed the catch.
6. Classon brought gloves in front of the wicket, the umpire gave no ball
Ryan Ricelton got a life in the seventh over due to wicketkeeper Henrik Klasson. Zeeshan Ansari threw out the fifth ball of stump of the over. Ricelton could not score runs on the last three balls and looked under pressure. On this ball, he hit a shot towards the cover and captain Pat Cummins also caught a catch by diving to the right.
Zeeshan Ansari seemed to have got his first wicket. But then the fourth umpire called it a no ball, because when the ball collided with the bat, wicketkeeper was ahead of Klasson’s gloves stumps. Which is against the rules. Due to this mistake, Ricelton got a life and also got a free hit on the next ball. Bowler Zeeshan and Klasson looked disappointed here.
Classon’s gloves came forward in front of the stumps before playing the shot of Ricelton.
Facts
- Travis Head has also joined the list of batter completing the fastest 1000 runs in the IPL. He achieved this feat in just 575 balls. Prior to him, this record is Andre Russell who completed 1000 runs in only 545 balls.
