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IPL: Punjab Kings compound Mumbai Indians’ woes with 12-run win

IPL: Punjab Kings compound Mumbai Indians’ woes with 12-run win

Punjab Kings' Odean Smith grabbed four wickets as Punjab won the match by 12 runs. PTI



PTI

pune, April 13

Mumbai Indians set themselves up for their first win only to slump to their fifth defeat on the trot as Punjab Kings won a high-scoring IPL thriller by 12 runs here today.

A target of 199 looked easy to get when teenagers Dewald Brevis (49 off 25 balls) and NT Tilak Varma (36 off 20 balls) were at the crease but Punjab’s bowlers did well to restrict MI to 186/9.

Odean Smith (4/30 in 4 overs) redeemed himself after the horror last two balls against Gujarat Titans as he got three wickets in the final over for Punjab.

Brevis and Tilak added 84 runs in just 6.5 overs to turn the match on its head. However, their successive dismissals again brought Punjab back as fortunes swung like a pendulum. Suryakumar Yadav (43 off 30 balls) took matters in his own hands. But Kagiso Rabada removed Yadav in the 19th over.

Earlier, skipper Mayank Agarwal and veteran Shikhar Dhawan struck their first half-centuries of the season as Punjab Kings rode on a fine start from the openers to post a challenging 198/5. Dhawan scored his 45th IPL half-ton.

Brief scores: PBKS: 198/5 (Dhawan 70, Agarwal 52; Thampi 2/47); MI: 186/9 (Brevis 49, Suryakumar 43; Smith 4/30). —

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