MIvsCSK: target of 166 against Mumbai, Chennai, with Kishan and Suryakumar's innings

In the first match of the 11th season of the Indian Premier League being played in Wankhede, Mumbai Indians have set a target of 166 runs to win against Chennai Super Kings. Earlier, batting first, Mumbai lost the toss and scored 165 for 4 wickets.

  In the first match of the 11th season of the Indian Premier League being played at Wankhede, Mumbai Indians have set a target of 166 runs to win against Chennai Super Kings. Earlier, losing the toss, Mumbai were bowled out for 165, losing four wickets. Suryakumar Yadav (43 runs, 29 balls), Ishan Kishan (40 runs, 29 balls) and Kuraln Pandya scored an unbeaten 41 not out from Mumbai.

    Mumbai Indians started poorly and the team lost both openers till the fourth over.
Mumbai Indians were the first blow in the third over. Evelyn Lewis, who was called a sensation for the team, returned without a run, and returned to the pavilion with LBW on Deepak Chahar's ball. Louise became the player in the IPL history before being dismissed by the DRS.

    Captain Rohit Sharma (15) played the role of opener himself while ending the Surprising He hit the first ball of IPL 11 on Watson's ball. But after two balls, the pavilion returned with 15 runs. Due to falling two wickets, the pace of the team decreased and only 39 runs in 6 overs.

   After two wickets fell, Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan took the lead and in the 8th over led the team to 50. Both laid the foundation for a big score by sharing 78 runs for the third wicket.

   Ishan, who came to bowl for the first time in the 11th over, welcomed Imran Tahir with sixes and fours. After this, Suryakumar Yadav, who came to bowl on Bravo, went with Hat-Trick Four. After playing the stormy innings of 43 runs (29 balls), Shane Watson's ball was trapped by Harbhajan on the boundary at the hands of Harbhajan. In the 15th over, the team got a fourth blow, after the 40-ball innings of 29 balls, Ishan Kishan also walked . Imran Tahir was dismissed 

   Over the last over Pandya Brothers tried to score runs at a fast pace. Both of them scored an unbeaten 41-run unbeaten knock of 22 runs in 22 balls in the last five overs, with Hardik's bat to 22 runs off 20 balls. Mark Wood was the most expensive bowler from Chennai and he got 49 runs in 4 overs. Shane Watson topped the Chennai with 2 while Deepak and Imran took one wicket each.