SRH vs MI Live Score, IPL 2023: Mumbai Indians beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 14 runs

SRH vs MI Live Score, IPL 2023, Match 25 Updates: Mumbai Indians have won a close encounter and with it, they've registered their third consecutive victory of the competition. A complete team work with excellent display in both the batting and bowling departments have ensured that the team ended up on the winning corner. There were a few hiccups when Heinrich Klaasen tried to take the game away from them but the bowlers kept their nerves especially Arjun Tendulkar who just gave away 5 runs and took his maiden IPL wicket in the final over. Cameron Green stood out with the bat as he remained 64*. SRH would be upset with their performance tonight and would now look to bounce back in their next game. Follow Sportskeeda for SRH vs MI Live Score in IPL 2023.

Right, another game that ebbed and flowed right up until the very end! Cameron Green has well and truly arrived at the IPL and some might say that he justified his price tag tonight. MI notch up a hat-trick of wins while SRH continue to languish at the bottom of the table. It's been an exciting contest of cricket and an absolute pleasure bringing it to you! Join us back tomorrow for more scintillating action as Rajasthan Royals play at Jaipur for the first time as they take on the Lucknow Super Giants! Stay tuned to Sportskeeda for the latest news and live coverage of games from across the globe. Until next time then, this is me, Maanas Upadhyay, alongside Sooryanarayanan Sesha, bidding you adieu! Good night!

Cameron Green (Player of the Match): I think definitely first couple of games were a learning curve. We've won three in a row and hopefully there is better to come. (On whether his batting or bowling gave him greater satisfaction) Winning the game in the end there - we were in a bit of a sticky situation. (Bowling in the death) It's a work in progress and you get better as you get exposed to it more. It's great (winning three in a row). Hopefully (on winning more Player of the Match awards).

Mumbai Indians won by 14 runs.

Rohit Sharma (Mumbai Indians skipper): I've got a lot of memories playing in this ground. Played three years and won a trophy as well. Always love coming here and playing cricket - these guys love it as well. It's important for us to settle them in. We've got couple of guys who haven't played IPL before so it's necessary to back them when the chips are down. They are coming into their own, understanding when the team needs them. I'm enjoying, I want to take the next step. We're talking about setting the tempo right from the start. We're getting a good score in the powerplay but I understand one of us needs to bat deep. We've got a big batting line-up and want them to come out there and play freely. We watched Tilak last season and he showed what can do. He plays the ball, not the bowler and it's important for youngsters to do that. We might see him play in some other teams soon too. Life has come full circle. Arjun has been part of this team for last three years and I've seen him grow. He's quite confident about what he wants to do for the team. He's quite clear in his plans as well. Keeping this easier is what he's trying to do. He's trying to swing the new ball and trying to nail the yorkers in the death.

Arjun Tendulkar (Mumbai Indians): (One up on his dad as he gets an IPL wicket) Obviously it was great to get my first IPL wicket. I was just focusing on the plan and executing them. The plan was just to bowl wide and get the batters to hit it to the longer side. I love bowling - I'm happy to owl any time the captain wants me to. Just want to stick to my plan and give it my best, that's it. (How much advice from his father?) We talk about it and we discuss tactics before the game. I just focused on my release and getting swing upfront. If it swings it's a bonus, if it doesn't, so be it.

Aiden Markram (Sunrisers Hyderabad captain): To compete closely was a great effort from the boys. We'll see what went wrong and hopefully do better next time. It stayed pretty much the same throughout the game, slightly on the slower side. Not a bad wicket at all. It took some spin which was good for us - we've got some quality spinners. (Did dew come in?) No it didn't unfortunately. We talked about it before the game - if the dew does come it's a bonus, if it doesn't then it's fine since the wicket wasn't going to change. (On the fielding) We saw the boys give their absolute best which is great for us as a team. Hopefully we can take a fielding performance like that today into the next game. I'm not too bummed about it to be honest. It obviously feels nice to win as a sportsperson but we'll see where we could have done well and try and execute better next time.

Mumbai Indians 192/5 (20) beat Sunrisers Hyderabad 178/10 by 14 runs

Cameron Green 64*(40) | Marco Jansen 2-43(4)
Mayank Agarwal 48(41) | Riley Meredith 2-33(4)

The Mumbai Indians side erupts in joy and they have secured a famous win here at Hyderabad! 193 was not going to be an easy chase for the Sunrisers on a slow track but they put their hearts and souls into it! Behrendorff struck twice in the powerplay and sent back the dangerous Harry Brook and Rahul Tripathi. Just as MI thought they had their noses ahead in this contest, the Sunrisers rebuilt their innings beautifully.

On the back of some firepower from Aiden Markram and supported by Mayank Agarwal's gritty stay at the crease, SRH slowly but surely rebuilt their innings. The MI spinners, who had done exceptionally until today, were taken to the cleaners as both players took them on. The introduction of Green saw the departure of Markram which allowed Piyush to sneak in a couple of quiet overs.

Klaasen then decided to turn up and played a whirlwind knock in quick time to pull the game back for the Sunrisers. He perhaps went for one shot too many as he ended up playing it straight down the throat of the fielder there. A few quick cameos from Marco Jansen and Washington Sundar but they threw their wickets away.

The game could've tilted in either side but a fantastic nineteenth over from Green left 20 runs to be defended for Arjun Tendulkar, who executed his plans to perfection and sealed the deal for MI, after what was quite a nervy game. Credit to Meredith, the Impact sub for MI and he made quite an impact for MI. The barrage of yorkers from Green and Meredith kept MI in the game despite SRH's best efforts to make a comeback. Mumbai Indians move to the sixth position with this one while SRH continue to languish at the bottom of the table!

19.5 Arjun Tendulkar to Bhuvneshwar Kumar

GONE! HIS FIRST IPL WICKET AND IT'S A WIN FOR MI! Look at the young tyke grin - this is bound to boost his confidence massively. Goes full as he attempts another yorker outside the off stump. Bhuvneshwar swings hard but just gets a leading edge that lobs up to Rohit Sharma at extra cover. The skipper is elated himself and the entire team swarms Arjun Tendulkar in celebration. This is a moment he will never forget for a long, long time. Mumbai Indians win by 14 runs!

19.4 Arjun Tendulkar to Mayank Markande

SUPERB BOWLING! Another attempted yorker outside the off stump as Markande shuffles across and sits low attempting a paddle. Thuds into his pads and rolls to short third for a leg bye

19.3 Arjun Tendulkar to Mayank Markande

excellent yorker that tails away in the corridor. Markande opens the face to squeeze it out to deep point for a brace. 16 needed off 3...

19.3 Arjun Tendulkar to Mayank Markande

WIDE! Challenges the cut-strip as it decks away on a yorker length. Kishan puts in a stunning one-handed dive again to collect it

Mayank Markande, RHB, makes his way to the middle

And that should be the game then for MI! They're celebrating and SRH are down to their last wicket! There just wasn't any double there and it was another well-executed delivery from Arjun Tendulkar!

19.2 Arjun Tendulkar to Abdul Sama

RUN OUT! That should be that! Nails the wide yorker as Samad reaches for it and slices it off the toe-end before it rolls to deep backward point. He tees off before haring back for the second but just has far too much ground to cover. Kishan collects the ball and despite it not being completely accurate, he dislodges the bails with Samad falling way short in spite of a dive. MI can see the light clearly now!
Abdul Samad run out (Hrithik Shokeen/Ishan Kishan) 9 (12b, 1x4, 0x6)

That's a terrific stop from Kishan! That very well could've raced away to the boundary for a four! 20 runs in 5 balls now!

19.1 Arjun Tendulkar to Abdul Sama

SUPERB STOP! Goes for the wide yorker as it comes out as a low full toss. Samad throws his bat at it before the edge rolls to Kishan's right. A phenomenal dive though seems him save what could have been a boundary

Arjun Tendulkar (2-0-14-0) is back into the attack

Whew! What a superb over from Cameron Green and he bowls out conceding 29 runs from his four overs. It all boils down to the final over now! Pressure all around and the crowd waits with bated breath as the final six deliveries off this contest await us! For SRH, it will all be up to their impact sub - Abdul Samad - to take them home now!

End of over 19 (4 runs), Sunrisers Hyderabad 173/8

Bhuvneshwar Kumar 2(4)
Abdul Samad 8(10)
Cameron Green 29/1

18.6 Cameron Green to Bhuvneshwar Kumar

tails an outstanding yorker into middle and leg stump as Bhuvneshwar hangs back and keeps it out along the pitch. Green sticks his right boot out but the ball misses it before lighting the bails at the non-striker's end. SRH need 20 off the last over!

No reviews left for MI unfortunately! That was quite a tight one - could've gone any way!

18.5 Cameron Green to Abdul Sama

BIG APPEAL! Shaping in full on middle stump as Samad swings hard in vain. The ball thuds high onto his pads before it rolls behind point for a leg bye. No reviews left!

He's ready to go now!

The MI physio comes out to the aid of Green, who seems to have cramped a little. He will have to bowl the final two deliveries - there's not too many options that MI have!

18.4 Cameron Green to Bhuvneshwar Kumar

back of a length delivery outside the off stump. Bhuvneshwar does what he has to and opens the face to run it down to third man as he gets off strike

18.3 Cameron Green to Bhuvneshwar Kumar

tails it back into the batter just outside leg stump as Bhuvneshwar makes room attempting a flick. Plays all around it as it thuds into his pads off the inside edge

18.2 Cameron Green to Abdul Sama

length delivery angling into leg stump. Samad lifts his front leg looking to tuck it around the corner. Hits the thigh pad and rolls to short 45 for a leg bye

18.1 Cameron Green to Bhuvneshwar Kumar

full and shaping into the corridor just outside the off stump. Bhuvneshwar holds his ground and taps it backward of point to get Samad on strike. Green is floored on his follow through though!

Cameron Green (3-0-27-0) is back into the attack

Behrendorff had bowled fantastically in the death for MI in the earlier games but he's failed to replicate the success in this one! Massive run out coming there too and it will all go down to the last couple of overs! Right, two overs to go - one over to Green surely and it should be Arjun Tendulkar to bowl the other! Two youngsters in the IPL and there will be a mountain of pressure on them to defend this total!

End of over 18 (19 runs), Sunrisers Hyderabad 169/8

Abdul Samad 8(8)
Bhuvneshwar Kumar 0(0)
Jason Behrendorff 37/3

17.6 Jason Behrendorff to Abdul Sama

FOUR! OFF THE EDGE! Goes around the wicket and attempts a yorker outside the off stump. Samad reaches forward and opens the face slightly as it takes the edge and races past short third man for four. Oh this game is not done yet!

Bhuvneshwar Kumar, RHB, walks out to the middle

17.5 Jason Behrendorff to Washington Sundar

DIRECT HIT! Sent upstairs! Very full around the off stump as Sundar squeezes it out to mid-off and tees off for a single. The throw hits the stumps on the full and ricochets into the leg-side before the batters hare back for the second. Sundar looks confident here...

But tell you what, he's a goner! He's a yard short of his ground and who else but Tim David who continues to torment SRH on the park. Big result for Mumbai now. RUN OUT!

Washington Sundar run out (Tim David) 10 (6b, 2x4, 0x6)

17.5 Jason Behrendorff to Washington Sundar

FIVE WIDES! MASSIVE RESULT FOR SRH! Spills it miles down the leg-side as Sundar looks to flick it around the corner. Beats him comfortably but more importantly, it also beats the dive of Kishan and races away to the fence

17.4 Jason Behrendorff to Washington Sundar

EDGED FOR FOUR! Too much width on a back of a length radar and Sundar opens the face upon reaching for it. Gets the edge as it races into the gap between backward point and short third for four

17.3 Jason Behrendorff to Abdul Sama

arrows a yorker into the fourth stump line from around the wicket. Samad jams his bat down as it rolls to mid-off for a single

17.2 Jason Behrendorff to Washington Sundar

full outside the off stump. Sundar opens the face as he reaches for it and guides the ball to deep point

Sundar is no novice with the bat and he's played some handy knocks, even in the TNPL, where he's opened the innings too.

17.1 Jason Behrendorff to Washington Sundar

FOUR! SUPERB SHOT! Full toss outside the off stump and Sundar cashes in. He plants his front foot forward and uses his wrists to power it up and over the covers as he sends it through the vacant spaces in the deep for four

Jason Behrendorff (3-0-18-2) is back into the attack

Meredith's bowled an absolutely fantastic over here and he's pulled the game back in favour of the Mumbai Indians! He's nailed the yorkers and some clever changes of pace from him see him complete his spell! Just 7 runs off it and pressure is mounting on the Sunrisers now!

End of over 17 (7 runs), Sunrisers Hyderabad 150/7

Washington Sundar 1(2)
Abdul Samad 3(6)
Riley Meredith 33/2

16.6 Riley Meredith to Washington Sundar

CHIPPED! BUT SAFE! Slower full length delivery outside the off stump. Sundar reaches for it but chips it into the air as it lobs towards the mid-off region for one. Brings up the 150 for Sunrisers Hyderabad!

16.5 Riley Meredith to Washington Sundar

hones a yorker into middle and off stump. Sundar clears his front leg but somehow manages to jam it out on time

Washington Sundar, LHB, makes his way to the middle
Safest hands for MI right now and they wouldn't have anyone else than Tim David under the ones that go high! A short delivery bowled slower and Jansen perishes as he looks to continue going big!

16.4 Riley Meredith to Marco Jansen

CLOUGHED...AND DAVID TAKES ANOTHER! It's the slower bouncer that does the trick as Meredith bangs it into the track well outside the off stump. Jansen backs away and cloughs it many a mile into the sky before he picks out Tim David at long on. Those bucket-sized hands aren't dropping anything today and this could be the final nail in the coffin for SRH!
Marco Jansen c Tim David b Riley Meredith 13 (8b, 3x4, 0x6)

Misses the yorker on that occasion and that's been punished down the ground! He can surely wield the bat to good effect, can Jansen!

16.3 Riley Meredith to Marco Jansen

FOUR! LOVELY SHOT! Overpitched slower delivery at the stumps and Jansen comes forward to just check his loft through the line of it. Plays it straight over the bowler's head and watches it race along to the fence for four

16.2 Riley Meredith to Abdul Sama

nails the yorker on leg stump this time. Samad jams his bat down as it lobs around the corner off his boots for a single with the keeper running forward to pick it up