A sensational unbeaten 102 off 51 balls from Suryakumar Yadav on the back of Piyush Chawla and Hardik Pandya's three-wicket hauls helped Mumbai Indians (MI) to their fourth win of the season as they got the better of Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) by seven wickets in Mumbai. The win also lifted MI out of the bottom of the table to ninth. A run fest was guaranteed at Wankhede Arena with SRH visiting. Who might have questioned this considering the last time SRH and MI conflicted, record books were revised. All things considered, the MI bowlers came to the front as SRH were confined to 173 for 8. In answer, the SRH bowlers additionally got the new ball to move around and got three powerplay wickets. Yet, Suryakumar concluded to do Suryakumar things as he sent off an assault on the SRH bowlers, Marco Jansen specifically, to get things in the groove again. Tilak Varma played the ideal foil with 37 not out off 32 adding 143 off 79 balls with Suryakumar to assist MI with fixing the success in 17.2 overs. Pursuing 174 at a scene where scores more than 180 have been penetrated in six out of ten innings this season coming into this game didn't feel like an overwhelming ask, yet the SRH bowlers caused major problems for the hitters. There was a ton of swing and crease accessible and, at first, the bowlers even battled to control the swing. They bowled 18 additional items in the initial three overs, yet when they found their lengths, batting began to feel strenuous. The ball zoomed off the surface, the hitters were beaten on different occasions, and wickets began to fall. It was the Test-match length that got the SRH quicks the wickets. Jansen originally hit with a seaming conveyance that Ishan Kishan could edge to initially slip. Furthermore, when it's Test-match length we are discussing, how could Pat Cummins not come into the image? Cummins dumbfounded an exciting initial, a wicket-lady in which Rohit Sharma was excused off a major top edge. Bhuvneshwar Kumar then got Naman Dhir for a nine-ball duck, excused blazing to initially slip. Not a solitary run was scored off the bat between overs 1.3 and 4.4 with MI out of control. SKY does a SKY After three overs in which nine runs were scored, Suryakumar concluded enough was sufficient. He initially took on Cummins prior to holding exceptional treatment for Jansen. He went 4, 4, 6 in the seventh over prior to smacking Jansen over fine leg for a level six as overs six and seven yielded a joined 38 runs. From 4 off 7, Suryakumar moved to 32 off 14 quickly and all the underlying energy that SRH had acquired was lost. Tilak assumed the part of the supportive role flawlessly even as Suryakumar continued to go. Altogether, Suryakumar pummeled Jansen for 32 runs off nine balls, which included four fours and two sixes, and he arrived at his fifty off 30 balls. There were a couple of concerned faces in the MI burrow - and no question among individuals keen on India's fortunes at the T20 World Cup one month from now - when Suryakumar was a tad, yet the successes didn't stop. A Bhuvneshwar more slow ball was cut over lengthy on before Shahbaz Ahmed was cleared two times in two balls. Suryakumar then, at that point, dashed from 82 to 96 out of three balls going 4, 4, 6 in the seventeenth over. And afterward, with six expected to win and four for his 100 years, he stepped back and went back to front over the covers off T Natarajan to complete the task. This was Suryakumar's second IPL hundred, and 6th in T20 cricket. Head rides his karma early It was an odd kind of powerplay with the ball for MI. They didn't bowl seriously however barely found any karma turning out well for them. Travis Head kicked off an inside-edged four past leg stump in the first over off Nuwan Thushara and afterward one more in the second over off debutant Anshul Kamboj. Kamboj ought to have had his lady IPL wicket in the following over when he had Head's off stump splat on the ground, however he had over-ventured. Head wound up taking him for 19 in the over, and SRH were away. Jasprit Bumrah took out Abhishek Sharma, got behind for 11 off 16, however SRH actually figured out how to reach 56 for 1 in the powerplay. MI would have been annoyed on the grounds that they attracted 18 bogus shots the initial six overs, however just got one wicket to show for their work. Mumbai Indians 174 for 3 (Suryakumar 102*, Tilak 37, Bhuvneshwar 1-22) beat Sunrisers Hyderabad 173 for 8 (Head 48, Cummins 35*, Hardik 3-31, Chawla 3-33) by seven wickets