Rohit Sharma made it consecutive half-centuries for Mumbai Indians with 70 in their seven-wicket win over Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League.

The India captain, who hit 76 in the win against Chennai Super Kings on Sunday, hit eight fours and three sixes in a 46-ball innings, with his side reaching their target of 144 in the 16th over.

The 37-year-old opener averaged 13.66 from his first six matches this season, but has returned to form, putting on partnerships of 64 with Will Jacks (22) and 53 with Suryakumar Yadav (40 not out).

Rohit looked set to take his side over the victory line, but was caught at mid-wicket by Abhishek Sharma off Eshan Malinga with 14 left to win, leaving it to Suryakumar to close the match with consecutive fours in the following over.

Hyderabad were fortunate to have reached 143-8, having fallen to 13-4 in the fifth over, with Trent Boult and Deepak Chahar taking two wickets apiece.

Heinrich Klaasen rebuilt his side's innings, hitting 71 off 44 deliveries in an innings that featured nine fours and two sixes.

His 99-run partnership with Abhinav Manohar was only ended when he found Tilak Varma off Jasprit Bumrah's penultimate over, before Boult (4-26) returned to take two wickets, including that of Abhinav, at the death.

Mumbai lost opener Ryan Rickelton (11) early, caught and bowled by Jaydev Unadkat, but Rohit soon put his side on course for their fourth consecutive victory.

The win takes Mumbai up three places to third, above three other teams on 10 points by net run-rate.

Hyderabad remain in ninth, having won two and lost six of their eight games.

Rohit Sharma is unbeaten on 50 with Mumbai Indians 85-2 in the 11th over, chasing 144 against Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League.

• Rohit, who scored an unbeaten 76 against Chennai on Sunday, reached his half century from 35 balls, with four fours and three sixes.
• Mumbai lost opener Ryan Rickelton for 11 in the second over, caught and bowled by Jaydev Unadkat.
• Rohit added 64 for the second wicket with Will Jacks before the England international was caught by Abhinav Manohar off the bowling of Zeeshan Ansari for 22.

A 99-run partnership between Heinrich Klaasen and Abhinav Manohar helped Sunrisers Hyderabad set Mumbai Indians a target of 144 in the Indian Premier League.

• Having seen their side fall to 35-5 in the ninth over, Klaasen struck 71 from 44 and Abhinav 43 from 37.
• Having hit nine fours and two sixes, Klaasen was caught by Tilak Varma off the final ball of Jasprit Bumrah's penultimate over, with Hyderabad ultimately finishing on 143-8.
• Trent Boult took 4-26 for Mumbai Indians, dismissing openers Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma before returning to remove Abhinav and Pat Cummins in the final over.

Sunrisers Hyderabad slipped to 13-4 in a horrific start to their match against Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League.

• Australian opener Travis Head was caught for a duck off the bowling of Trent Boult from the fourth ball of the innings.
• Ishan Kishan (1), Abhishek Sharma (8) and Nitish Kumar Reddy (2) followed, as the visitors found themselves four down inside 25 balls.
• Heinrich Klaasen is anchoring the Hyderabad rebuild, and has struck 42 from 29 balls with his side 69-5 at the end of the 12th over.

Mumbai Indians have won the toss and will bowl in their Indian Premier League fixture against Sunrisers Hyderabad (15:00 BST).

• Mumbai beat bottom side Chennai Super Kings by nine wickets on Sunday, the most recent of three consecutive victories.
• The second of those wins was against Hyderabad, chasing down a target of 163 with four wickets remaining.
• They sit sixth in the table with four wins and four defeats.
• Hyderabad's last outing was that defeat against Mumbai, they are ninth in the standings with two victories and five losses.