MI vs SRH Highlights IPL 2022: Rahul Tripathi, Umran Malik shine as Sunrisers Hyderabad beat Mumbai Indians by 3 runs

Two fours and one six, the Rahul Tripathi show continues. The right-handed batter is finding boundaries in almost every corner of the venue as Daniel Sams concedes 16 runs in his over. SRH: 164/2 (16 overs)

Another economical over by Jasprit Bumrah as just five runs come off it. SRH: 148/2 after 15 overs. 

Nicholas Pooran continues to deal in sixes. He smashes Mayank Markande for a four and follows it up with a massive six on the mid-wicket region. Meanwhile, Rahul Tripathi also brings up his half-century. The batter reaches the milestone in 32 balls. SRH: 143/2 (14 overs)

Nicholas Pooran smashes Riley Meredith for back-to-back sixes as 17 runs come off the over. SRH: 129/2 (13 overs)

Ramandeep Singh concedes 10 runs in his second over as SRH reach 112/2 after 12 overs. 

Rohit Sharma introduces Jasprit Bumrah back into the attack and the premier seamer keeps things tight. Just five runs come off his over as SRH reach 102/2 after 11 overs. 

Ramandeep Singh provides Mumbai Indians with the much-needed breakthrough as he takes a sharp catch on his followthrough to bring an end to Priyam Garg's stay in the middle. He departs after scoring 42 (26). 

Eight runs come off the over. SRH: 97/2 (10 overs)

Priyam Garg is in complete control as he continues to hit boundaries at will. He smashes two of them against Mayank Markande as 12 runs come off it. SRH: 89/1 (9 overs)

Rahul Tripathi and Priyam Garg deal in boundaries as the pair add 50-run partnership. Garg hits Sanjay Yadav for a six, and Tripathi hits the spinner for a four. 

15 runs come off the over as SRH reach 77/1 after 8 overs.

Mayank Markande starts off with a tidy over as just five runs come off it. SRH: 62/1 (7 overs)

Priyam Garg is dropped on 10 by Sanjay Yadav. He fails to time his pull shot against Daniel Sams as Jasprit Bumrah and Yadav runs after the ball. In the end, Yadav is the one, who attempts for the catch but fails to grab it. Lucky for Garg. 

Meanwhile, Garg goes on to pull Sams for a huge six over the fine leg fence as 11 runs come off the over. Good powerplay for SRH as they reach 57/1 after 6 overs.

Rahul Tripathi is timing the ball well as he smashes Jasprit Bumrah for a six towards the mid-wicket region. He then whacks him for two consecutive fours on the off-side as Bumrah starts with a 15-run over. SRH: 46/1 (5 overs)

Boundary for Rahul Tripathi as Rohit Sharma introduces spin in the form of Sanjay Yadav. The bowler pitches it full on his pads as Tripathi goes on his knees and whacks it for a four on the on-side. 

Tripathi then hits the spinner for another four, this time in the opposite direction. 

Eight runs come off the over. SRH: 31/1 (4 overs)

Priyam Garg gets off the mark with a four. Daniel Sams pitches it slightly short, on the leg stump line and the batter gets on top of it and pulls it for a four towards the fine leg region for a boundary. 

Sams then goes on to dismiss Abhishek Sharma in the fourth delivery of the over. The batter gets a leading edge as the ball skies in the air before it is collected calmly by Mayank Markande inside the 30-yard-cricle. He departs for 9(10). 

Garg then ends the over with another four as 11 runs come off the over. SRH: 23/1 (3 overs)

Abhishek Sharma welcomes Riley Meredith with a boundary. A cracking shot as the ball sails to the boundary rope towards the cover region. He follows it with a double, before passing the strike to Priyam Garg in the fourth delivery. 

The bowler then ends the over with two dots as seven runs come off it. SRH: 12/0 (2 overs)

Daniel Sams starts off with a good over. A single by Abhishek Sharma to open his account, while a boundary comes in the form of leg-byes. SRH: 5/0 (1 over)

Abhishek Sharma walks in with a new opening partner in the form of Priyam Garg. Daniel Sams will lead the attack for Mumbai Indians. Here we go!

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Sunrisers Hyderabad: Abhishek Sharma, Priyam Garg, Kane Williamson(c), Rahul Tripathi, Aiden Markram, Nicholas Pooran(w), Washington Sundar, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Umran Malik, T Natarajan

Mumbai Indians: Ishan Kishan(w), Rohit Sharma(c), Daniel Sams, Tilak Varma, Ramandeep Singh, Tristan Stubbs, Tim David, Sanjay Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Riley Meredith, Mayank Markande

Mumbai Indians win toss and opt to field.

With Kane Williamson struggling from the Sunrisers Hyderabad camp, and Mumbai Indians opening pair Ishan Kishan and Rohit Sharma also failing, none of the openers except for rookie Abhishek Sharma averages above 30 or have a strike-rate of 130 in this edition.

If we look at the head-to-head record, Mumbai Indians have a slender two-match lead. The Mumbai unit have defeated Hyderabad 10 times, while the latter have upstaged the five-time IPL winners on 8 occasions. 

If we look into the recent matches that were played at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, the sides chasing have won six of the last eight games. The wins which came while batting first were in day matches.

Despite Washington Sundar's comeback into the XI, if one thing that has hurt SRH the most has been the lack of spin resources.

The five matches that Sunrisers Hyderabad won in this edition, the team didn't concede anything beyond the 175-run mark. However, in the last five encounters, which saw SRH end on losing side on all the occasions, the team leaked more than 175.