IPL 2020 Highlights, MI vs KKR Match, Full Cricket Score: Rohit, de Kock seal Mumbai's easy win

Eoin Morgan:

“We weren’t in the race at all really, being four or five down. Managed to get a score on the board but when Mumbai are like that, they are hard to stop. Full credit to Mumbai, they played well. We have lessons to learn.”

After 16 overs,Mumbai Indians 141/2 ( Quinton de Kock (W) 76 , Hardik Pandya 15)

Cummins is back and the first ball is a slower one down the leg. Just one for de Kock. Hardik now takes charge and takes Cummins to cleaners. Some timing on those boundary hits. Eight needed now. Next could be the last over.

After 15 overs,Mumbai Indians 126/2 ( Quinton de Kock (W) 75 , Hardik Pandya 1)

Shivam Mavi to de Kock. No timing off the fist ball but de Kock hits it in the gap on the leg-side and runs two. Good slower yorker in the next ball, de Kock though is watchful and blocks it. 13 off the over, including a four and a six. Just 23 needed now from last five overs.

After 14 overs,Mumbai Indians 113/2 ( Quinton de Kock (W) 62 , Hardik Pandya 1)

Another impressive performance with the ball from Varun Chakravarthy today. Can’t say the same for other KKR bowlers. He finishes his quota of four overs, conceding only 23 runs and a wicket to his name. Hardik Pandya joins de Kock in the middle.

After 13 overs,Mumbai Indians 110/1 ( Quinton de Kock (W) 60 , Suryakumar Yadav 10)

Mavi starts off with a ball straight to the legs. de Kock flicks it for a single. The next one is a 140 plus ball, hitting the right length to beat Suryakumar. The batsman gets a leading edge in the next ball but it’s safe and one run for Suryakumar. de Kock tries to scoop a short length delivery but the bounce is too much for him. A single and a four to end the over.

After 12 overs,Mumbai Indians 103/1 ( Quinton de Kock (W) 58 , Suryakumar Yadav 5)

Varun Chakravarthy bowls his third of the night. Three doubles and three singles from this over. Hope Mumbai Indians don’t have any plans of dragging this match to the final over, like what we saw last night. They need 46 off 48 balls.

After 11 overs,Mumbai Indians 94/1 ( Quinton de Kock (W) 54 , Suryakumar Yadav 0)

Shivam Mavi into the attack. After conceding the four, Mavi corrects his length, goes fuller and gets the wicket. That’s the length to bowl on this wicket. KKR bowlers have been on the shorter side this innings and they went for runs. Suryakuamr Yadav is the new man batsman. Just four from the over.

After 10 overs,Mumbai Indians 90/0 ( Rohit Sharma (C) 31 , Quinton de Kock (W) 54)

Varun continues, beats Rohit in the first ball. The skipper then goes for sweep but again misses it. The third ball, a half tracker, Rohit picks it and clears the boundary for a six. Too much power on that one. A single and a dot to finish the over.

After 9 overs,Mumbai Indians 83/0 ( Rohit Sharma (C) 24 , Quinton de Kock (W) 54)

Russell with the ball. Starts off with a wide yorker to de Kock. Similar second ball again for no runs. de Kock decides that’s it, no more dot balls and he scores a four and a six. Two singles to end the over. Mumbai need 66 in 66 balls with 10 wickets in hand.

After 8 overs,Mumbai Indians 71/0 ( Rohit Sharma (C) 23 , Quinton de Kock (W) 43)

Varun Chakravarthy into the attack. Rohit Sharma punches the second ball to extra cover to collect two runs. To de Kock, he bowls outside off for one more run. DK, behind the stumps, tells Varun in Tamil to stick to the same length. Four off the over and we have timeout.

After 7 overs,Mumbai Indians 67/0 ( Rohit Sharma (C) 20 , Quinton de Kock (W) 42)

When these two openers get going, it becomes really tough for bowlers. Quinton de Kock is having fun out there. He’s picking the length early and dealing in boundaries. He’s already in 40s. 16 off Prasidh’s over.

Oh wow! 

Poor ball, de Kock targets the deep mid-wicket boundary and clears it.

After 6 overs,Mumbai Indians 51/0 ( Rohit Sharma (C) 19 , Quinton de Kock (W) 27)

Andre Russell with the ball. He’s bowling with an orange shoe on one foot and a blue one on the other one. The fifth ball is short and De Kock goes for the pull, one bounce to the fine-leg fielder. A yorker to end the over. He keeps the run-flow in check. End of the powerplay.

After 5 overs,Mumbai Indians 48/0 ( Rohit Sharma (C) 18 , Quinton de Kock (W) 25)

Another good over for Mumbai Indians. Nine off Green’s second over and the required runs are 101 from 90 balls. Should be a cake walk from here. KKR bowlers need to pull off something special here.

After 4 overs,Mumbai Indians 39/0 ( Rohit Sharma (C) 18 , Quinton de Kock (W) 16)

While the likes of Kagiso Rabada, Anrich Nortje, Jofra Archer have wickets to show, that’s not the case for Pat Cummins. He has picked only two so far this season. He is scoring the runs plus dot balls percentage is high but no wickets for Cummins. Nine off the over.

After 3 overs,Mumbai Indians 30/0 ( Rohit Sharma (C) 18 , Quinton de Kock (W) 7)

Prasidh Krishna starts off with a beauty to beat Rohit Sharma in the first ball but then bowls three bad balls which went for runs. Three fours and two singles from the over. Great start from Mumbai openers.