Sunrisers Hyderabad Vs Mumbai Indians Standings is the play a very important in the prediction of match winner.
Sunrisers Hyderabad caused more havoc as they broke an 11-year-old IPL record that seemed insurmountable on paper. Thanks to an inspired display from their batters at Wankhede Stadium, Sunrisers surpassed it.
Ishan Kishan bats for MI. Jaydev Unadkat bowls the first over, which begins with a wide, then Ishan lofts an offbreak over cow corner for six!
Points table
The Indian Premier League points table is a key component of competition, honoring champion teams and individual performances alike. Fans can use it as an invaluable source of information on season standings as well as who are competing for Purple Cap and Orange Cap awards, respectively. Furthermore, fans can use it to spot trends and predict future outcomes of future matches.
Sunrisers Hyderabad managed to secure fourth position in the IPL points table despite losing to Mumbai Indians, after Chennai Super Kings beat Gujarat Titans. Both sides now boast 12 points from 11 games with CSK having an inferior net run rate than SRH.
Mumbai Indians have managed to advance from ninth position to the ninth spot after defeating Sunrisers Hyderabad by seven wickets thanks to Suryakumar Yadav’s unbeaten century, which helped them end four straight matches without winning and move up two places on the table. Their net run rate also improved from -0.356 to -0.212 as their win boosted it up two notches on its net run rate table.
As for individual rankings, Mustafizur Rahman continued his dominance of IPL bowling by taking 13 wickets across six matches whereas Jasprit Bumrah fell slightly after going wicketless against Sunrisers Hyderabad; nonetheless he leads overall wicket-taking charts with 23 scalps during this competition.
Mumbai Indians chances of qualifying for the IPL playoffs may be slim, but they still remain in contention if they win their remaining matches and improve their net run rate (NRR). Their current NRR stands at -0.212; to achieve positive NRR they would need to win all remaining matches by large margins to create positive NRR; even then this might not be enough as Kolkata Knight Riders sit atop of team standings with 20 points followed by Sunrisers Hyderabad and Rajasthan Royals with their superior net run rates; The final match of league phase will take place at Wankhede Stadium on May 6 and the top four will qualify for IPL playoffs.
Matches played
Sunrisers Hyderabad and Mumbai Indians, two IPL teams that regularly battle it out against one another, have met 21 times throughout IPL history. Each side has won 10 of these encounters while losing 13. This match-up will determine both teams’ places in the league table.
The match will take place at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Hyderabad and begins with the toss at 7:00 pm IST. Ishan Kishan will bat first for Mumbai Indians (MI), while Bhuvneshwar Kumar of Sunrisers Hyderabad will bowl. Both teams possess formidable bench strengths that they will look to utilize to advance in the league standings.
Jasprit Bumrah and Pat Cummins will likely be rested, making it easier for both sides to select their strongest lineups for this game. This match-up is vitally important, with the winner likely moving into one of the top four positions and guaranteeing themselves home playoff berth, while losers could struggle further towards reaching quarter-finals.
SRH defeated MI in their most recent home matchup and boast an outstanding record against them at home. At Wankhede Stadium, they have an even better track record, winning nine out of their eleven matches there – as well as having won both past matches against MI as well as remaining unbeaten for their last three outings in Hyderabad.
In their previous encounter between these teams, Sunrisers Hyderabad prevailed by eight wickets with Australian all-rounder Pat Cummins scoring 35 not out off 17 balls to become man of the match and earn himself this accolade. Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head also performed outstandingly for their hosts.
SRH are favourites to win this match-up, but Mumbai Indians should not be overlooked. They have proven their mettle during IPL history with five titles won and two final appearances, not to mention strong bench strength capable of pulling off big victories – so should they win this one, they may secure themselves at the top spot in standings!
Match result
SRH and MI engaged in an exciting encounter at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium as Hyderabad defeated Mumbai by 7 wickets at the end. These two sides have met 23 times already this season with Hyderabad winning 10 times while Mumbai having claimed 13 victories – so their next encounter could prove pivotal in avoiding relegation from their respective leagues.
Hyderabad made an encouraging start in their game against Mumbai as they reduced them to 31-3 within the first over. Unfortunately for Hyderabad though, Suryakumar Yadav produced a remarkable innings and put Mumbai back into contention.
Naman Dhir and Rahul Dravid combined for an 84-run partnership that ensured Mumbai didn’t lose momentum, giving middle order batsmen time to gain experience before being overrun by new ball bowlers, leading them into collapse.
Pat Cummins, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Marco Jansen all struggled to contain the run chase as they conceded too many runs – eventually Suryakumar Yadav’s late surge sealed their fate as an innings winner for India.
Travis Head and Heinrich Klaasen both made fifties for Sunrisers Hyderabad as they posted 277/3 to set a new IPL record total of 277/3, which they won by seven wickets against debutant Kwena Maphaka who conceded 66 runs from his four overs in what became their worst debutant figures ever in IPL history – the worst figures ever for any debutant ever! Meanwhile Mumbai Indians lost for only the fourth time this season to slide to bottom despite still holding one point above Gujarat Titans but will need wins over each of their remaining games to remain viable playoff contention.
Final standings
Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) delivered an outstanding performance to set two records and secure themselves an unassailable lead at the top of IPL 2024 standings. From languishing near the bottom half before this game, SRH now have three straight victories under their belt – beating Royal Challengers Bangalore at home for what became IPL history’s highest total score ever posted during one match alone!
SRH boast a balanced squad comprised of both local and overseas players. Their bench strength is solid, as they boast both attacking batsmen and bowlers in their squad. Since joining IPL as an expansion team for Deccan Chargers in 2013, they have won 10 out of 23 matches in competition, reaching the knockout rounds four times and finished ninth overall.
Mumbai Indians (MI) have experienced an inauspicious start to the 2018 Indian Premier League (IPL), winning only one out of their first five matches and have struggled under new captain Rohit Sharma to find their rhythm. Notable names include veteran fast bowler Hardik Pandya and rookie wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik amongst many others.
MI have the chance to get back in contention for a playoff berth after an inauspicious start, by hosting Sun Risers Hyderabad and winning in their next match; such a result would tie them on points with Delhi Capitals and bring MI back into contention.
Victory would also provide them with some breathing room in their quest for top four position. It will be an important test between two fierce rivals; the winner will make great strides towards qualifying for semifinals.
SRH have retained 20 of the 22 players from last season and added Thisara Perera, Darren Sammy, Sudeep Tyagi, Nathan McCullum, Quinton de Kock and Clint McKay as new recruits. Furthermore, two overseas players Shakib Al Hasan and Colin Ingram both possess experience playing for Australia; as well as possessing the best bowling attack in the league with Bhuvneshwar Kumar leading with 17 wickets while Jasprit Bumrah excelling during powerplay sessions.
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