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Mumbai Indians managed to fend off a valiant effort by Punjab Kings batsman Ashutosh Sharma to win by nine runs in a fiercely fought IPL thriller on Thursday.

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Mumbai Indians got back to winning ways with a victory over Punjab Kings in a see-saw match that was decided with a run out in the last over. MI scored 192/7 batting first after which Punjab Kings were all out for 183 runs.  (AP)

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MI lost Ishan Kishan early but Rohit Sharma ensured that this didn't affect them. The former MI captain scored 36 in 25 balls. 

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Suryakumar Yadav took over for MI after the powerplay, smashing 78 in 53 balls.  (IPL)

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MI then seemed to have blown Punjab Kings away in the first 10 overs by taking five wickets in the period.

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Four of those fell in the first three overs with Gerald Coetzee taking the wicket of Rilee Rossouw with the third ball of the innings.  (IPL)

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Coetzee and Jasprit Bumrah's opening salvo reduced PBKS to 14/4 in the third over.  (AFP)

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Shashank Singh then started a fightback, scoring 41 off 25 balls. He was dismissed by Bumrah in the 13th over.  (IPL)

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Ashutosh Sharma then brought Punjab Kings back into the game with a 28-ball 61. He was eventually dismissed by Coetzee in the 18th over.  (IPL)

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It came down to PBKS needing 12 to win off the final over with one wicket left. The chase ended with Rabada being run out off the second ball.  (AP)