PBKS vs MI, IPL Match Highlights: Punjab Kings beat Mumbai Indians by nine wickets to snap three-match losing streak

"Not enough runs. I still feel it is not a bad wicket to bat on. You saw how Punjab Kings batted and won the game with 9 wickets in hand. It is just the application which is missing in our batting. If you get 150-160 on this wicket then you are always in the game, that is something we failed to do in the last two games. You can look at it either way, I thought their bowlers bowled well in the powerplay, Ishan was trying to hit but couldn't get it and even I was not able to hit. We have batted well in the powerplay previously but today we failed to do so. Something is missing in our batting line-up, we are not able to bat 20 overs in the fashion we want and something that we have to look at and see what we can do. It was just a tactical thing, we wanted someone who would bat well against the spinners in the middle and SKY was the one to do that. But when you play on such a challenging pitch then you have to be ready for all the possibilities. When you try, if it works it looks good and if it doesn't work then it looks bad, but we always back the decision we make. We are not putting enough effort on the field and when the conditions are tough you need to understand how you need to bat and how you need to bowl," losing captain Rohit Sharma said after the match.

A six and a four from KL Rahul finishes things off. Punjab Kings defeat Mumbai Indians by nine wickets to break their three-match losing streak.

17 needed off 18 balls before the start of the over but the big fell has brought it down by six runs as he plays a crunching pull shot for a maximum. He wants to finish this one off early.

A top edge that lands between two converging fielders. Not the kind of stroke KL Rahul would have wanted to get to his fifty but it doesn't really matter. His slowest fifty - off 50 balls - for Punjab Kings but it seems to have done the job for his team here tonight.

It's been a good over so far from Krunal Pandya to KL Rahul. A close stumping chance off the first ball followed by two dot balls. Rahul takes a single off the next ball which brings up the 100 for PBKS. Gayle sweeps the next ball for a four, courtesy a poor piece of fielding from Bumrah. The fifty partnership is up between Gayle and Rahul.

Ah, there's the big one we'd been wanting to see from Gayle. Jayant Yadav pitches the ball right in the slot and Chris Gayle brings out the big heave over long on. Sends the ball into the second tier. Jonty Rhodes enjoyed it from the dugout.

Brilliant timing. On the leg stump and Rahul's eyes light up as he flicks the ball over fine leg for a six. Krunal Pandya just a little inside. Had he been on the edge of the boundary, it certainly could have been a chance. 11 off the over. Punjab Kings reach 93/1 in 14 overs, need 39 off 36 balls.

Time for some Caribbean rivalry here as two of West Indies' biggest T20 superstars are set to face off. Kieron Pollard to Chris Gayle. This promises to be a good contest.

He has had a look in and the Universe Boss is now looking to get a move on as he cracks Jayant Yadav for back-to-back fours. He may no longer be quick to get the big hits going but Gayle certainly is a lot wiser. He takes his time and when set, launches a scathing attack. PBKS must be hoping this is the start of exactly that. They reach 82/1 after 13 overs.

Gayle released the pressure with a clever four. Chahar drifts the ball down leg and Gayle spots the vacant gap to help the ball through the empty fine leg boundary. Seven off the over take Punjab Kings to 70/1 after 12 overs.

Two balls in a row now, Rahul Chahar has foxed Chris Gayle, in terms of making the batsman play a false shot. Had him misread the length the first ball and almost had Gayle playing on the next ball.

The pressure is mounting on PBKS. Jayant Yadav has bowled another 1-run over giving away only 2 runs in his 2 overs. What do Rahul and Gayle do now?

How many times have we seen things changing rapidly in a chase in Chennai in this IPL? If you ask Rahul Chahar, he would certainly wouldn't mind another repeat of the KKR match. Another good over for MI, only five singles off it. PBKS 62/1.

That's a fantastic first over from Jayant Yadav, four consecutive dot balls to Chris Gayle and only 1 run from it. Is it the sign of things to come for MI? The umpires signal for the first strategic timeout with PBKS at 57 for 1, needing 75 runs off 66 balls.

OUT! Mayank Agarwal is holed out in the deep and it's that man Rahul Chahar again with the breakthrough. Agarwal was looking to hit over long on but the ball gripped and caught the inside half of his bat and Suryakumar Yadav at long on made no mistake.

And Krunal Pandya continues to miss his length, line. Short ball and outside leg stump. Mayank Agarwal on the other hand is alert as ever, smashes the ball wide of short fine leg for a four. With that, the 50 comes up for Punjab Kings in the seventh over.

Bumrah not getting his line and length right. Mayank on the mark, uses the pace of his India teammate to cleverly guide the ball between short third man and gully for another four, his third of the innings. Six overs gone, PBKS 45/0

And the leg-spinner begins well, giving away just three in his first over. Generates sharp turn and nearly takes a tough return catch. Should he have been brought on earlier? PBKS 40/0 after 5 overs.

The runs continue to come. Boult loses control of that one and bowls a high full toss. Still, no half-measures from Mayank, who slashes the ball over the short third man for another four. Free-hit coming up but not much damage done. Single to sweeper cover.

Misfield from Ishan Kishan at point as Mayank cuts Boult for a four. The ball reached Kishan and almost hit his face after once bounce. Went through him for a four and Rohit Sharma is not pleased.

Short of length and Rahul simply swivels across to send the ball for a maximum. That's his 200th six in the IPL. Punjab Kings not wasting any time here.

Third boundary of the over as this time it's Mayank, who clears his front leg and heaves the ball over sweeper cover. That makes it 15 off the over. PBKS 16/0 after 2 overs.

Krunal Pandya begins with two really poor deliveries and KL Rahul obliges. Too short and Rahul begins with a cut short for four. Next ball is a lot straighter but similar in length. The Punjab captain rocks onto the backfoot and brings out a pull shot. One bounce four.

Just one run off the first over bowled by Trent Boult. Just what Mumbai Indians needed from one of their top bowlers. PBKS 1/0 after 1 over.

Trent Boult with the opening over and he begins with a half-volley to KL Rahul. The Punjab King brings out the drive but can't get the placement right. The ball is fielded well at covers by Ishan Kishan, who puts in the dive.