Mumbai Indians choke despite Rohit fifty

23-Apr-2016Shreyas Iyer registered his first double-digit score of this IPL, but struggled nonetheless before holing out to Ambati Rayudu off Hardik Pandya in the seventh over•BCCIPandya was involved in a nasty collision with Jos Buttler when they converged towards the ball, and had to be lifted off the field•AFPSanju Samson showed some form, hitting four fours and two sixes, and added 71 for the fourth wicket with JP Duminy•AFPDuminy finished well, on 49 off 31, after Samson’s dismissal to lift Mumbai to 164 for 4•BCCIKrunal Pandya played his part as well, sending down four economical overs for just 25 runs•BCCIA run-out of Parthiv Patel for 1 derailed Mumbai’s chase in the second over•AFPAmbati Rayudu chipped in with a handy 25 before an Amit Mishra googly did him in•AFPKrunal Pandya struck some lusty blows on his way to 36 off 17, and along with Rohit, kept the chase alive•BCCIBut Zaheer Khan ended the third-wicket partnership of 41 by having Krunal Pandya run out•BCCIMishra had Jos Buttler trapped leg before at a critical juncture as the balance continued to shift•BCCIImran Tahir kept things tight and gave away 29 runs in four overs as the asking rate crept up•BCCIBut Rohit held firm at the other end with his third half-century of the season•AFPWith 21 needed off the last over, Rohit held the key for Mumbai. But an unfortunate collision with Hardik Pandya resulted in his run out for 65•AFPMorris followed it up with the wicket of Harbhajan Singh and gave away just 10 as Mumbai were restricted to 154 for 7•BCCIWhile Morris ended with 1 for 27, it was Amit Mishra who took the bowling honours for his figures of 2 for 24 from four overs•BCCI