IPL 2018, KXIP vs MI: 5 reasons why Punjab lost

#4 Krunal Pandya turning the match on its head

Mumbai looked in a spot of bother after the dismissal of Hardik Pandya, who was hitting the ball well. But it was just before his elder brother arrived at the crease to turn the match on its head. It appeared as if he came set from the dugout and carried on from where he left in the last game.

Krunal Pandya struck a 12-ball 31 to see his side over the line with six wickets to spare. He took on the bowlers without wasting any time and released the pressure from the other end to allow Rohit to play his shots freely. It was eventually a game-defining knock that helped Mumbai survive yet another day in the tournament.