Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru Match-20 Results

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Rajat Patidar, the skipper of RCB, is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for his stellar knock. Patidar says it was an amazing game and credits his bowlers for showing great courage under pressure. He reckons the Player of the Match award truly belongs to the bowling unit, who delivered when it mattered most. Adds that it is never easy to contain a team at this venue. Patidar lauds Krunal Pandya for holding his nerve in the final over, adding that the strategy was always to take the game deep and save Krunal's over for the end. Commenting on the surface, Patidar says it was a typical Mumbai wicket where the ball came onto the bat nicely. States that having a wrist spinner in the lineup is always a great weapon and appreciates Suyash Sharma for his efforts.

The Presentation ceremony...

Krunal Pandya is in for a chat. He says the bond between him and Hardik is built on genuine love and affection, and the mutual respect they share comes naturally. While both brothers were determined to win, Krunal reckons that’s the beauty of sport that only one team can come out on top, and he admits he feels for Hardik. Reflecting on the game, Krunal states that the experience came into play for him. Reckons clarity of thought was crucial, and committing 100 percent to the plan made the difference. Adds that he is glad it came off for him on the night. On working with Andy Flower, Krunal says it’s been enjoyable, mentioning that he had already spent two years with Andy during their time at LSG. He adds that the team is currently in a pretty good headspace. He also heaps praise on Rajat Patidar, stating that he has been terrific in leading the side. Krunal says that Rajat is the kind of captain who offers comfort and backs a bowler’s game plan, something every bowler wants. On Jitesh Sharma, Krunal says he has been outstanding both with the bat and behind the stumps. He credits Jitesh's top-notch game awareness and mentions the hard work he has put in. When asked about this potentially being RCB’s year, Krunal laughs and says he doesn’t want to jinx it. Adds that the focus is on taking it one game at a time and continuing to keep the wins coming.

Mumbai Indians skipper Hardik Pandya is down for a chat. He says this was a run-fest. He feels the wicket was very good and adds that with this kind of wicket, the bowlers have no space to hide, and they have to be at their absolute best with their execution to stop the bowlers. He feels he shouldn't be harsh on the bowlers, but he feels it was just a question of conceding 10-12 runs too many. He says the original setup of their team was always Naman Dhir walking lower down the order. He feels Tilak Varma played fantastically today, and in the last game, he was not 100 per cent and was not timing it well, and hence, he was retired out. He feels in these games, Powerplays are crucial, and he feels they couldn't really capitalize on a couple of overs. Feels good to have Bumrah back in the team. He says the message to the boys is to go out there and express themselves and the team backs them always.

Earlier in the game, Hardik Pandya won the toss and put RCB into bat. Trent Boult got MI the perfect start by knocking over Phil Salt in the very first over but that was as good as it got for MI in the Powerplay as Virat Kohli and Devdutt Padikkal counterattacked and got away plenty of boundaries and they put on a 91-run stand. Padikkal perished but Kohli stitched another 48-run stand with skipper Patidar as RCB continued to pile on the runs. MI did make a slight comeback with the ball but Patidar and then Jitesh Sharma made sure that RCB got to 200 and then some. Jasprit Bumrah didn't get a wicket on his return but apart from him, everyone else went for at least 10 runs an over.

Mumbai Indians were so close yet so far and just like the previous game, they managed to get into a position from where they could get ahead of the opposition but have ended up falling short again. The opening woes continued as both Rohit Sharma and Ryan Rickelton got into double digits quickly and then perished. Will Jacks and Suryakumar Yadav tried to rebuild things but Jacks got out and SKY couldn't break free. Tilak Varma came in and tried to be the enforcer, keeping MI afloat but it was Hardik Pandya walked in when the momentum shifted completely. Hardik struck 32 runs off his first 7 balls but with 3 or so overs remaining, both Varma and Pandya got out in quick succession and the lower order simply couldn't find those big hits.

RCB have clutched it in the final couple of overs and what seemed to be heading towards a sureshot victory thrown away, has ended up being a third win out of 4 for RCB. The batters set things up with a mammoth score on board and then the pacers got RCB the perfect start in the first 6 overs by getting rid of both openers. They continued to bowl decently in the first half of the chase and seemed well in control but soon enough, the lack of wickets started to cost them. At one point, they conceded 41 runs in a space of 2 overs but bounced back with wickets. Josh Hazlewood and Krunal Pandya finished things off with a plethora of wickets and they got over the line in the end.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru are back to winning ways and what a way to seal a thrilling victory as well! RCB have now defeated reigning champions KKR at Eden Gardens, CSK after 17 years at Chepauk and now MI after 10 years at the Wankhede, all in the space of just four games and they will be oozing with confidence. On the other hand, heartbreak for MI yet again as they fall short by 12 runs, the same margin that was against LSG as well and once again, their skipper's heroics went in vain.

Krunal Pandya to Jasprit Bumrah, No run.Royal Challengers Bengaluru win a close game and return to winning ways! Pandya floats it up, slower through the air, on middle and leg, Jasprit Bumrah gets down for a slog sweep but misses and wears it on the pads. Krunal has his hands aloft in celebration. RCB clinch this thriller by 12 runs!

Krunal Pandya to Naman Dhir, OUT! c Yash Dayal b Krunal Pandya.OUT! TAKEN! That will do nicely for Royal Challengers Bengaluru! Krunal Pandya lets out a roar and this has been an excellent effort from him under pressure. Krunal does not quite nail the yorker, on middle. It comes out as a low full toss, Dhir gets inside the line and looks to swat it away behind square on the leg side. Fails to get the desired distance and Yash Dayal in the deep runs around to his right to snaffle it.

Krunal Pandya to Naman Dhir, Four!FOUR! Edged away and MI are still in it! Pushed through, near the wide guideline on off, Dhir throws his hands at the delivery. Gets an outside edge that flies over short third for a boundary. 13 needed off 2 balls.

Halt! There seems to be a discussion between the square leg umpire and the keeper, Jitesh Sharma. Not quite sure about what. The RCB skipper and the other umpire also get involved and it seems the discussion was regarding the keeper moving about.

Krunal Pandya to Trent Boult, 1 run.Short ball, on middle and leg, Naman Dhir gets inside the line and pulls it to deep backward square leg for a single. 17 needed off 3 balls.

Krunal Pandya to Trent Boult, Wide!Stumping chance missed? Krunal Pandya fires in a yorker down the leg side, Trent Boult looks to tickle it away but misses. The keeper, Jitesh Sharma fails to collect it cleanly but the replays show that Boult had his back leg grounded all the way through.

Trent Boult is in next.

Krunal Pandya to Deepak Chahar, OUT! c Tim David b Krunal Pandya.OUT! CAUGHT! Excellent teamwork in the deep! Mumbai Indians are left stunned! There's that suprise bumper from Pandya, at the batter, Deepak Chahar waits back and goes for the pull. Does manage to connect it well but not well enough to clear the fence. Phil Salt at deep mid-wicket, runs around to his left and takes it with a leap inside the fence. His momentum takes him beyond the ropes, but before going over, he lobs it towards Tim David to his left, convering from long on. David does the rest, and Krunal has two in two. Hat-trick ball coming up.

Deepak Chahar walks out to bat now.

Krunal Pandya to Mitchell Santner, OUT! c Tim David b Krunal Pandya.OUT! TAKEN! An ideal start to the final over for Royal Challengers Bengaluru! Darted across from around the wicket, full in length, Mitchell Santner frees his arms and looks to go down town with a cross-batted lofted stroke. Fails to get enough elevation to clear long off. Tim David near the fence takes a good catch under pressure over his head.

19 needed off the last over. Krunal Pandya has the ball in hand. Can he defend 18 runs?

Josh Hazlewood to Mitchell Santner, 1 run.Very low full toss, on middle and leg, Mitchell Santner gets low and swipes it towards wide long on for just a single. MI go into the final over, needing 19 runs.

Josh Hazlewood to Mitchell Santner, Six!SIX! A crucial strike from Mitchell Santner! Josh misses his yorker and ends up bowling a low full toss, angling across, Mitchell goes deep in the crease and carves it over extra cover for a six. MI need 20 off 7 balls.

Josh Hazlewood to Naman Dhir, 1 run.Gets it right up there, at the stumps, denying Dhir the opportunity to get under the ball. Naman knocks it down the ground to long on for a single.

Josh Hazlewood to Naman Dhir, No run.Executes the yorker to perfection, outside off, Naman crouches and looks to squeeze it away on the off side but does not get any bat on it.

Josh Hazlewood to Mitchell Santner, 1 run.Full, at the pads, Mitchell Santner flicks it to deep backward square leg for a single.

Mitchell Santner is in next.

Josh Hazlewood to Hardik Pandya, OUT! c Liam Livingstone b Josh Hazlewood.OUT! STRAIGHT TO THE FIELDER! 2 wickets in 4 balls for RCB and this is a massive blow to MI! Josh keeps it very full, slanting in, Hardik clears his front leg and tries to get under the ball. Gets this one right off the bottom part of the bat. Skies it straight up towards deep mid-wicket where Liam Livingstone settles under it and does the rest. Hardik departs for a quickfire 42 off 15 with Mumbai Indians needing 28 runs off 11 balls.

Who will bowl the crucial 19th over? Josh Hazlewood or Krunal Pandya? Or somebody else like Liam Livingstone? It will be Hazlewood. Make or break for both sides in this over.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Naman Dhir, No run.Kumar nails the yorker this time, on off and Naman can only jam it out beside the pitch on the off side. 13 runs off Bhuvi's final over. Mumbai Indians need 28 runs off 12 balls.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Naman Dhir, Six!SIX! BOOM! What a strike first up! Bhuvneshwar Kumar misses his yorker slightly and pays the price. Dhir is allowed to get under the ball and with a straight bat, he thumps it back over the bowler's head for a flat six.

Naman Dhir is in next.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Tilak Varma, OUT! c Phil Salt b Bhuvneshwar Kumar.OUT! TAKEN! The ploy to push the ball away from the southpaw has worked! A wicket at just the right time for RCB! Bangs it into the deck and slides it across, Tilak hops and reaches out to go up and over on the off side. Fails to get the distance and hits it only as far as deep point where Phil Salt runs in off the ropes and takes a safe catch. Varma falls for 56 (29) with MI needing 34 off 14 balls.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Hardik Pandya, 1 run.At 132.2 kph, right at the toes, Pandya swipes it towards deep square leg for a single.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Hardik Pandya, Four!FOUR! Squeezed away! Bhuvi almost nails the yorker, on off, Hardik stays leg side of the ball and angles the bat face to steer it to the right of backward point for a boundary.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Hardik Pandya, 2 runs.Slanting in, right in the blockhole, on middle, Hardik hits it firmly down the ground to the right of long on and comes back for the second run.

Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, No run.Dayal ends the over well! Nails the yorker and it keeps coming into the left-hander from over the wicket, Tilak looks to turn it away but misses on the inside edge and the ball sneaks through his legs. Dayal is done for the night. He ends with figures of 4-0-46-2. Mumbai Indians require 41 runs in 18 balls.

A slight halt in play and it seems like we are having a change of ball. The current one seems to have lost its shape and a different ball is now is picked up by the umpires.

Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, Six!SIX! Clean as a whistle! Neither short nor full from Yash, it sits up to be hit, on off, Tilak presses back and pumps it over long on for a biggie. 11 runs off the over with a ball to go.

Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 2 runs.FIFTY FOR TILAK! A well-constructed half-century. His 7th in IPL but the first of the season! Yash digs it in short, over off, Tilak waits for the ball to arrive and taps the ball on its head to the right of deep mid-wicket for a quick couple of runs.

Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 2 runs.Gets it right up there, very full, on off, Varma thrashes it along the ground to left of deep point. Krunal Pandya is quick across the turf in the deep and cuts it off with a slide. Two runs taken. Krunal seems to have pulled his back as he got back up on his feet.

Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, No run.Well bowled! There is that back-of-the-hand slower one, bowled into the wicket and wide on off, Tilak waits on it and looks to slap it away on the off side but misses.

Yash Dayal to Hardik Pandya, 1 run.Missed out! Dayal attempts a yorker but it comes out as a full toss, at the pads, there to be put away, Hardik Pandya whips it to deep mid-wicket for a single.

STRATEGIC BREAK! Wow, this is turning out to be one of the games of the 2025 IPL and against a fair bit of odds, at this stage, MI seem to be in front. They have scored 54 runs in the last 3 overs and now need a further 52 in the remaining 4 overs. Hardik Pandya has just come and played a blinder with Tilak Varma being relentless at the other end as well. RCB will know that a wicket here and one quiet over and they will be back on top. Let's see who comes clutch at the death.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Tilak Varma, Four!FOUR! Straight as an arrow! Good second half of the over for MI and it ends up going for 13. Bhuvneshwar Kumar looks for the yorker, on middle, Tilak Varma gets under it and drills it straight back. The umpire does well to duck in time and the ball flies past him for a boundary.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Tilak Varma, Wide!Wide! Pushes it even wider of off, Tilak Varma initially shapes up to drag it away on the leg side but then frees his arms and tries to thrash it away on the off side. Fails to get any bat on it. Wide given.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Tilak Varma, Six!SIX! Wow! What a shot! Angling across, near the wide guideline, Tilak Varma gets nice and low and fetches it from outside off. Drags the sweep away over deep mid-wicket for a six.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Hardik Pandya, 1 run.So far, so good from Bhuvneshwar Kumar! Another well-executed yorker, at the toes, Hardik can only hit this one along the ground to long on for one.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Hardik Pandya, No run.A searing yorker from Bhuvi, angling in, at the toes, Hardik is late to get his bat down and wears it on the back pad. Half a shout for LBW but that seemed to be going down leg. Rajat Patidar has a quiet word with bowler and decides against the review.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Tilak Varma, 1 run.Gets the yorker in, at the base of the off stump, Varma jams it out to long on and crosses over.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Tilak Varma, No run.Pushes it across the left-hander from over the wicket, on a back of a length, Tilak flays at the delivery but misses.

Krunal Pandya to Tilak Varma, 1 run.Gets away here does Krunal! Banged in short and down leg, Varma looks to pull but just gets a bit of a glove as the ball get deflected off the keeper to short third and they get a single. 19 off the over and 41 off the last 2 overs, the chase is well and truly back on!

Krunal Pandya to Tilak Varma, 2 runs.Just slows it up, bowling it full on middle and leg, Tilak Varma sweeps it away to the left of deep square leg and picks up a couple of handy runs.

Krunal Pandya to Hardik Pandya, 1 run.Krunal brings out that short ball and bowls it wide outside off, Hardik stands tall and slaps it to deep cover for a single.

16 runs off the over with 2 balls to go.

Krunal Pandya to Hardik Pandya, Wide!WIDE! Quick and full, in the blockhole but spilled beyond the tramline again for another wide.

Krunal Pandya to Hardik Pandya, Wide!WIDE! Tossed up a bit, wide outside off and just beyond the tramline outside off. Left alone for a wide.

Krunal Pandya to Hardik Pandya, Six!SIX! This is madness from Hardik Pandya! Speared in full and on leg stump, Hardik gets down on one knee and swings the ball away high into the stands over the square leg fence. HP on 32 off just 7 balls here!

Krunal Pandya to Hardik Pandya, Six!SIX! Hardik gets one over his brother and smashes him on the very first ball. Quick and darted wide outside off, Hardik Pandya just stays in his crease and powers it wide of long off for yet another biggie.

Krunal Pandya to Tilak Varma, 1 run.Fired in full and around off stump, Varma is unable to get under it and smacks it down to long off for a single.

Josh Hazlewood to Hardik Pandya, No run.Hazlewood nails the wide yorker. Hardik reaches out for it, as he looks to put some bat on it, but can't do so. A dot to end the over.

Josh Hazlewood to Hardik Pandya, Four!FOUR MORE! Back of a length and around off, Hardik Pandya looks to cut but seems to be just late on it. However, Pandya did seemingly open the bat face and that takes the ball wide of short third and into the fence. 22 off the over with a ball to go.

Josh Hazlewood to Hardik Pandya, Wide!Josh Hazlewood goes short as he bangs this one into the surface, but the ball goes well over Hardik's head. He doesn't bother playing it. Wide given.

Josh Hazlewood to Hardik Pandya, Six!SIX! Wow, this is carnage from Hardik Pandya! Length ball, outside off, on the fuller side though. Pandya is able to just stay leg side of the ball and hit through the line and he dispatches it well over long off for another biggie.

Josh Hazlewood to Hardik Pandya, Four!FOUR! Excellent adjustment from Hardik! Slower and into the pitch, it is the leg cutter over middle. Hardik Pandya seems to be undone by the lack of pace but manages to angle the pull to the right of mid-wicket and gets a boundary.

Josh Hazlewood to Hardik Pandya, Six!SIX! No messing about from the skipper! Hard length over middle, Hardik Pandya stands upright, clears the front leg and swings it away flat over cow corner for a biggie.

Josh Hazlewood to Tilak Varma, 1 run.Back of length just outside off, Tilak looks to pull this one, but gets cramped for room and somehow manages to get some bat on it. The ball goes to the right of short fine leg. Single taken.

Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run.A touch fuller on middle-leg, Tilak Varma flicks this one off the back foot to the right of deep mid-wicket for a single.

Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, Four!FOUR! Innvoative from Tilak! Tossed up, on a dragged length and on off, Tilak Varma quickly picks it up and employs the reverse sweep, nailing it over short third for a boundary.

Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, 2 runs.A touch fuller on middle, Tilak Varma sweeps this behind square to the left of deep square leg, who dives to his left and saves two runs. Good effort there from Yash Dayal because that ball was travelling.

Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, Four!FOUR! Varma on the charge! Quicker through the air, full and wide, Varma reaches for it but manages to hit it up and over covers for a boundary. 10 off the first 3 deliveries.

Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, Six!SIX! The commentators' curse in full view here! Ravi Shastri, on air, was just mentioning that Suyash Sharma hadn't conceded a six, which is near impossible at Wankhede, and right on cue, he gets hit over the ropes. Tossed up, a bit full and around off, Tilak Varma gets low and smokes it over cow corner for a biggie.

Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, No run.Full wide outside off, Tilak Varma drives this off the front foot, straight to short cover.

The captain of MI, Hardik Pandya, makes his way out to the centre.

Yash Dayal to Suryakumar Yadav, OUT! c Liam Livingstone b Yash Dayal.OUT! CAUGHT! This time, it is taken and Suryakumar Yadav has run out of lives here. Yash Dayal takes pace off again and floats the ball a bit full outside off. SKY looks to back away and play the inside-out shot over covers but ends up just lofting it high over extra cover. Liam Livingstone there runs back and keeps his eyes on the ball before pouching it with the crocodile grip. Dayal is ecstatic and Yadav departs for a sluggish 28 off 26 balls.

Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 1 run.Back of a length outside off, Tilak Varma flat bats it down the ground for a single towards long off.

Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, Six!SIX! Smacked away for a biggie! Pace off again, marginally short and well wide outside off, Tilak Varma hangs back and reaches out before slapping it over the cover-point region for a six.

Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, No run.Fuller just outside off, Tilak drives it along the ground to short cover. Dot ball.

Halt! The physio is out to check on Jitesh Sharma and Yash Dayal. Both look fine and are ready to resume.

Yash Dayal to Suryakumar Yadav, 1 run.Wow, what a let off again for Suryakumar Yadav and he will certainly be thanking his stars. Slower one from Yash Dayal, from the back-of-the-hand and on a good length around off. SKY goes right across the off stump and looks to swing it away but ends up skying it high up and just to the leg side. The bowler and the keeper both charge towards it and neither of them calls for it. It ends up being a collision instead of a simple catch which was probably for the keeper and hopefully, Dayal and Jitesh Sharma are both fine as the physio is out to perform a concussion check. SKY also gets a single here.

Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 1 run.Length ball outside off, Tilak Varma drives it fiercely to the right of short cover, where Tim David puts a superb dive to save potentially three runs.

Yash Dayal (2-0-26-1) is back into the attack, replacing Krunal Pandya.

Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar Yadav, No run.Shorter just outside off, Surya cuts it very late in hope of finding the gap between backward point and short third, but again ends up cutting it to backward point. Dot ball.

Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar Yadav, Four!FOUR! Oh, Krunal Pandya has missed that one completely! Tossed-up delivery, floated up around middle and leg. Suryakumar Yadav sits down and sweeps it off the top edge as the ball curves to the right of deep square leg. Krunal makes good ground and dives to his right but loses it in the lights as the ball goes right through and away for a boundary.

Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar Yadav, No run.Shorter length leg break outside off, Surya cuts it straight to backward point. Dot ball.

Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, Leg bye.A touch fuller this time, just outside leg, Tilak again looks to play the pickup shot as he walks across a bit. The ball hits the front pad and goes into the leg side. The batters sneak in a leg bye.

Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, No run.Quicker leg break, shorter in length, Tilak is cramped for room as the ball thuds into his pads. Dot ball.

Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, Wide!Tilak Varma moves across a touch, Suyash spots it and fires it down leg. Tilak can't get any bat on it as he is beaten. But the ball is down the leg side. Wide given.

Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, No run.Shorter length googly, slower through the air, Tilak drives it along the ground to short cover. Dot ball.

Krunal Pandya to Tilak Varma, 1 run.Quicker fuller just outside off, Tilak is surprised by that, as he somehow manages to push it towards mid-wicket for a single.

Krunal Pandya to Tilak Varma, Four!FOUR! A poor delivery and Tilak Varma is off the mark! Width offered on off, slower in pace, Tilak waits back and cracks it away to the right of cover for a boundary.

Tilak Varma walks in at number 5.

Krunal Pandya to Will Jacks, OUT! c Virat Kohli b Krunal Pandya.OUT! TAKEN! The surprise bumper from Krunal Pandya does the trick! Krunal stays around the wicket, bends his back and digs it in short. Gets high enough to trouble the batter. Jacks tries to take the short ball on but gets it high on the bat. It goes only as far as deep backward square leg where Virat Kohli gobbles it with ease. Will falls for 22 (18) and Mumbai Indians are now 79/3.

Krunal Pandya to Will Jacks, No run.Wide yorker, Jacks looks to dig it out and gets beaten.

Krunal Pandya to Will Jacks, No run.Full wide outside off. Jacks was lining up for the reverse sweep, Krunal spotted it, and hence he fired it full wide outside off, almost a yorker. Good take from Jitesh as he takes the bails off in a flash. Appeal for stumping sent upstairs and Jacks' back foot did go up but got back just in time.

Krunal Pandya to Suryakumar Yadav, 1 run.Shorter in length, a touch slower on middle-leg, Surya works it off the back foot into the deep mid-wicket region for a single.

Suyash Sharma to Will Jacks, No run.Full length leg break, wide outside off, inviting Jacks to go big, Jacks swings across the line, but the bat only finds thin air as he gets beaten on the shot. Superb over from Suyash!

Suyash Sharma to Will Jacks, No run.Slower, shorter in length, leg break around off, Jacks walks across a bit in the need to slog this one, but the ball holds into the surface, and hence, it arrives a touch late. It hits the inside edge of Jacks' bat and smashes into his body. Dot.

Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar Yadav, 1 run.Full, wide outside off, Surya sweeps this as he fetches it from well outside off. The ball goes along the ground to deep mid-wicket. Single taken. He got it off the bottom of the bat.

Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar Yadav, No run.A touch fuller, leg break, outside off, given a bit of air, Surya looks to slog sweep this over mid-wicket, across the line, but gets beaten.

Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar Yadav, Four!FOUR! Suryakumar Yadav finally gets the sweep away! Tossed up, around off, SKY sweeps it against the turn and manages to find the gap. Beats deep backward square leg to his left for a boundary.