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Mumbai Indians seal a four-wicket win over Sunrisers Hyderabad, a crucial victory for the five-time winners to revive their IPL campaign.

They move to sixth in the table after an inconsistent start with three wins and four losses so far, while struggling Sunrisers are ninth with five defeats from seven.

On a sluggish surface at the Wankhede Stadium, Sunrisers' powerful batting line-up - who chased 246 in their previous outing - stuttered to 162-5.

They scored 57 from the last five overs but left themselves too much to do after Mumbai's bowlers showed excellent control including a powerplay of just 46-0, with the usually destructive Travis Head making 28 from 29.

Mumbai lost six wickets in their chase, including two falling with just one run required, but had plenty of partnerships throughout to reach their target with 11 balls to spare.

England all-rounder Will Jacks top scored with 36 having also taken 2-14 in Sunrisers' innings.

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A curious innings from Sunrisers Hyderabad, whose batters couldn't get going at all despite their array of power hitters.

• They did manage to score 57 from the last five overs - including 22 from the final over bowled by Hardik Pandya - but had earlier struggled for fluency on a slow surface.
• Mumbai bowled smartly in the middle overs with two wickets for England all-rounder Will Jacks and one apiece for Jasprit Bumrah, Trent Boult and Pandya.
• Opener Travis Head got a reprieve from a Pandya no-ball on 24 but couldn't capitalise - he fell for 28 from 29 balls.
• Heinrich Klaasen made a stuttering 37 from 28, but Aniket Verma's unbeaten 18 from eight balls added some much-needed impetus at the death.

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It has been a positive start from Mumbai Indians, who have kept Sunrisers Hyderabad's destructive batting line-up pretty quiet in the first 10 overs.

• Abhishek Sharma was dropped first ball at slip by Will Jacks, a tough chance that went quickly but burst through his hands.
• Mumbai skipper Hardik Pandya went down with an ankle problem but recovered to make the breakthrough after an opening stand of 59 between Abhishek and Head, with the former caught on the boundary for 40 from 28 balls.
• Hardik also had Head caught at deep mid-wicket for a run-a-ball 24 in the 10th over, as the Australian struggled for fluency, but it was called a no-ball.
• Jacks claimed the second wicket of Ishan Kishan, who was stumped for 2. The England all-rounder has fine figures of 1-12 from his two overs so far.
• Jasprit Bumrah bowled two overs for just 10 runs in the powerplay. It helped keep Sunrisers' destructive opening partnership quiet, as they only reached 46-0 from those six overs.

Good afternoon and welcome to today's IPL encounter between Mumbai Indians and Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Hardik Pandya's Mumbai have chosen to bowl first against Sunrisers' destructive batting line-up, who completed a remarkable chase of 246 in their most recent outing.

Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head are the openers.

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