IPL 2021, KKR vs MI as it happened: KKR’s bizarre approach gives MI a famous win
Updates from match No 5 in the Indian Premier League.

And that is that. A bizarre end to an interesting game. MI’s fightback will give them great confidence going forward but KKR will know they got things horribly wrong in the chase. The next match in IPL 2021 will pit RCB vs SRH.
Match summary #KKRvsMI pic.twitter.com/MnkL5ltJE2
— Savage (@CutestFunniest) April 13, 2021
MI skipper Rohit Sharma: Was a great fightback, excellent fightback by each one of them. You don’t see a game like this often. Lots of confidence from this game and we move forward. KKR batted brilliantly in the PowerPlay. Rahul came and got us crucial wickets in the middle;. Krunal bowling those overs at the end was vital as well. It was a complete team effort and credit to all the bowlers.
Summary of what happened:
— Alagappan Vijayakumar (@IndianMourinho) April 13, 2021
MI finally found out that it is KKR. pic.twitter.com/PqCF1kMjqH
KKR skipper Eoin Morgan: “Yes, disappointing (to lose). Played some really good cricket for most parts of the game, we looked comfortable in the chase, but they are a strong team, came back well and sad that it didn’t work out for us.”
How do you defend 31 runs in last 5 overs with opposition 122/4:
— Rajneesh Gupta (@rgcricket) April 13, 2021
16th: 1 run- 1 wkt (Krunal)
17th: 8 run- 0 wkt (Bumrah)
18th: 3 run- 0 wkt (Krunal)
19th: 4 run- 0 wkt (Bumrah)
20th: 4 run- 2 wkts (Boult)
Simple!
(Only one 4 hit in last 5 ov -that too of a free-hit)#KKRvMI
Fabulous 18th over by Krunal, with Russell and DK out there to concede just 3 was mind boggling!#MIvsKKR #MI
— Sanjay Manjrekar (@sanjaymanjrekar) April 13, 2021
How did that just happen? Needed 31 off 30 balls. Lost by 10 runs with three wickets still in the hut. In between, #MI dropped Russell twice. Incredible Premier League has given us yet another freakish result. #KKRvMI #IPL2021
— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) April 13, 2021
Disappointing performance. to say the least @KKRiders apologies to all the fans!
— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) April 13, 2021
KKR today:
— Umang Pabari (@UPStatsman) April 13, 2021
Openers : 90 runs (71 balls)
Next seven batsmen : 31 runs (50 balls)#MIvsKKR
Mumbai Indians v Kolkata Knight Riders H2H record (most recent first):
— The CricViz Analyst (@cricvizanalyst) April 13, 2021
WWWWLWWWWWWWWLLLWWLWWWLWWWWW#IPL2020 #KKRvMI
“How many times have #MI made you happy?"pic.twitter.com/jtwupJqMT6
— Clive (@_vanillawallah) April 13, 2021
To think they dropped Andre Russell twice
— Siddhartha Vaidyanathan (@sidvee) April 13, 2021
Last five overs today:
— Umang Pabari (@UPStatsman) April 13, 2021
MI : 38/7
KKR : 20/3
Result : MI won#KKRvMI
KKR played the reputation of the opposition than the ball or the situation. Should have stuck to their natural game and won it easily. #KKRvsMI
— Gaurav Sundararaman (@gaurav_sundar) April 13, 2021
KKR 140/6 after 19.4 overs (Karthik 8, Harbhajan 2): MI beat KKR by 10 runs. What a finish for MI! They have done it. But KKR came up with a very, very strange last few overs. They will need to ask themselves some very hard questions.
KKR 140/6 after 19.4 overs (Karthik 8): WICKET! Boult strikes again. Cummins is clean bowled. Cummins b Boult 0(1)
KKR 140/6 after 19.3 overs (Karthik 8): WICKET! Boult bowl two brilliant deliveries to start the over and then sends Russell back, caught and bowled. Kolkata Knight Riders need 13 runs in 3 balls. Russell c and b Boult 9(15)
16th over: 1 run
17th over: 8 runs
18th over: 3 runs
19th over: 4 runs
KKR 138/5 after 19 overs (Karthik 7, Russell 8): Kolkata Knight Riders need 15 runs in 6 balls to win the match. An amazing over by Bumrah puts all the pressure back on KKR. This has been a bizarre phase in the game.
Whatever the result may be but captain Rohit Sharma surely knows how to win crucial moments in the game. #brilliantleader
— Irfan Pathan (@IrfanPathan) April 13, 2021
The last few overs have been bizarre. #KKR batting the way they have. #MI dropping catches, bowling a no-ball!
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) April 13, 2021
KKR 134/5 after 18 overs (Karthik 5, Russell 6): Russell dropped again, this time on 5 by Bumrah, who failed to take a skier. KKR need 19 runs in 12 balls.
KKR 131/5 after 17 overs (Karthik 3, Russell 5): Kolkata Knight Riders need 22 runs in 18 balls. This might just go down to the wire.
30 runs. 24 balls. Bumrah has 2 overs to bowl and he is coming into the attack now.
KKR 123/5 after 16 overs (Karthik 1, Russell 0): Russell was dropped on 0 by Krunal off his own bowling. It was an easy enough chance but he just couldn’t hold on. It could cost MI.
KKR 122/5 after 15.2 overs (Karthik 1): WICKET! Shakib throws it away. Goes for a big shot when KKR can actually do it in singles with the odd boundary. Shakib c Suryakumar Yadav b Krunal Pandya 9(9)
KKR 122/4 after 15 overs (Shakib 9): WICKET! The brilliant Chahar gets Rana stumped. A fine innings and exactly what KKR needed. But KKR will hope the remaining batsmen can get them the win. Chahar finishes his spell with 4/27. Nitish Rana st de Kock b Rahul Chahar 57(47)
KKR 113/3 after 14 overs (Rana 54, Shakib 7): Rohit was okay to continue and bowls a steady over. But steady is fine for KKR, who need 40 runs in 36 balls
Rohit Sharma brings himself into the attack and rolls his ankle over just as he was about to get into his delivery stride. Physio on the field.
KKR 104/3 after 12.5 overs (Rana 52): WICKET! Chahar picks up his third wicket. Morgan beaten in the air, goes through with the shot and finds the fielder in the deep. Morgan c Marco Jansen b Rahul Chahar 7(7)
KKR 97/2 after 12 overs (Rana 44, Morgan 7): Kolkata Knight Riders need 56 runs in 48 balls and Morgan is in the middle. KKR will want their skipper to bring all his experience into play.
Eoin Morgan - all T20 cricket in 2021:
— The CricViz Analyst (@cricvizanalyst) April 13, 2021
36 balls
36 runs
4 wickets
Avg: 8.75 - Strike rate 100
9 balls per wicket#IPL2021 #KKRvMI
KKR 84/2 after 10.2 overs (Rana 44): WICKET! Tripathi didn’t stay in the middle for too long. Chahar gets another wicket. Tripathi c de Kock b Rahul Chahar 5(5)
KKR 82/1 after 10 overs (Rana 43, Tripathi 3): Fine first half of the innings for KKR. They have the platform but it can change quickly.
If Nitish and Gill keep seeing out Powerplays, I have a feeling we'll see Morgan replace Nitish if he gets out first. The LH combination can potentially disrupt spin match ups in the middle overs.#KKRvsMI
— Snehal Pradhan (@SnehalPradhan) April 13, 2021
Okay....one likely to bring one more. Fasten your seatbelt time. #KKRvMI #IPL2021
— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) April 13, 2021
KKR 72/1 after 8.5 overs (Rana 37): WICKET! Gill falls while going for another big shot. Finds Pollard in the deep and Chahar gets the wicket after being hit for 10 runs in the over. Shubman Gill c Pollard b Rahul Chahar 33(24)
Nitish Rana showing a lot traae and derring do. Sign of high confidence
— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) April 13, 2021
KKR 62/0 after 8 overs (Rana 37, Gill 23): Rana picking the slower balls from Pollard and getting a six and a four off them. Fine batting. KKR need to make sure they don’t take it too easy and Rana providing the right kind of impetus.
The pull was Gill’s most productive shot last season. He scored 70 runs playing the pull off 28 deliveries and got dismissed only twice.#IPL2021 #KKRvMI
— Stat Doctor🩺 (@stat_doctor) April 13, 2021
Of the 55 batsmen to have opened the innings 15+ times in IPL cricket, no player has a lower false shot percentage than Shubman Gill:
— The CricViz Analyst (@cricvizanalyst) April 13, 2021
1. S Gill - 8.7%
2. KL Rahul - 15.1%
3. V Kohli - 15.2%
4. R Sharma - 15.3%
5. S Samson - 16.0%#IPL2021 #KKRvMI
KKR 50/0 after 7 overs (Rana 26, Gill 22): Time for a drinks break. KKR have done well to not lose any wickets but they would have liked a few more runs on board.
KKR 45/0 after 6 overs (Rana 23, Gill 20): Gill bringing out the big shots as the Powerplay overs came to an end. Some lovely shots.
KKR 32/0 after 5 overs (Rana 22, Gill 8): Fine start by Krunal. Batting on this wicket isn’t easy.
KKR 28/0 after 4 overs (Rana 21, Gill 7): 9 runs from Bumrah’s first over without any real risk. Good stuff by KKR. MI will want a few early wickets to keep the pressure on KKR.
KKR 19/0 after 3 overs (Rana 16, Gill 3): Cat and mouse game between Rana and Boult. Rana won this round. A lovely shimmy down the track got him six off the second ball and then he followed it up with a four.
KKR 8/0 after 2 overs (Rana 5, Gill 3): Another steady over for MI, Jansen keeps things tight.
KKR 4/0 after 1 over (Rana 4, Gill 0): Four off the first ball from Boult and nothing off the remaining five balls. Rana is off the mark.
#IPL2021 #MumbaiIndians
— Vinayakk (@vinayakkm) April 13, 2021
vs KKR:
Suryakumar Yadav: 56 runs off 36 balls, 9.33 RPO
Rest of the batting lineup: 89 runs off 84 balls, 6.46 RPO
KKR openers are on the field to begin the chase.
Last time Mumbai Indians got bowled out in an IPL match was in 2018.
— Rajneesh Gupta (@rgcricket) April 13, 2021
Last time they got bowled out BATTING FIRST was in 2014. #KKRvMI #MIvKKR
Best bowling figures in the IPL
POS | PLAYER | Ov | Runs | Wkts | Against | Venue | Match Date |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Alzarri Joseph | 3.4 | 12 | 6 | SRH | Rajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium | 06 April 2019 |
2 | Sohail Tanvir | 4 | 14 | 6 | CSK | Sawai Mansingh Stadium | 04 May 2008 |
3 | Adam Zampa | 4 | 19 | 6 | SRH | ACA-VDCA Stadium | 10 May 2016 |
4 | Anil Kumble | 3.1 | 5 | 5 | RR | Newlands | 18 April 2009 |
5 | Ishant Sharma | 3 | 12 | 5 | KTK | Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium | 27 April 2011 |
6 | Lasith Malinga | 3.4 | 13 | 5 | DC | Arun Jaitley Stadium | 10 April 2011 |
7 | Ankit Rajpoot | 4 | 14 | 5 | SRH | Rajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium | 26 April 2018 |
8 | Andre Russell | 2 | 15 | 5 | MI | Chidambaram | 13 April 2021 |
9 | James Faulkner | 4 | 16 | 5 | SRH | Rajiv Gandhi Intl. Cricket Stadium | 17 May 2013 |
10 | Ravindra Jadeja | 4 | 16 | 5 | DEC | ACA-VDCA Stadium | 07 April 2012 |
Dre Russ’ strike rate for that 5-fer (2.40) is less than his average for the 5-fer (3.00)
— Tareque Laskar (@tarequelaskar) April 13, 2021
2-0-15-5
Stellar comeback from #KKRHaiTaiyaar 38/7 in the last five overs. Five wickets for Russell. It looks like that the innings from Surya came in a different match...In a different year. #KKRvMI #IPL2021
— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) April 13, 2021
Andre Russell at the death in #IPL2021 :
— The CricViz Analyst (@cricvizanalyst) April 13, 2021
24 balls
32 runs
6 wickets
Econ: 8.00 - Balls per wicket: 4#KKRvMI
1 - Andre Russell (@KKRiders) has just claimed the best #IPL figures ever recorded at M.A. Chidambaram Stadium (5/15 v MI). Finisher. #IPL2021 #KKRvMI
— OptaJeev (@OptaJeev) April 13, 2021
Andre Russell 5/15 in 2 overs!
— Vinayakk (@vinayakkm) April 13, 2021
First ever five-plus-wicket haul in the history IPL in fewer than 18 balls bowled. #IPL2021
Andre Russell finishes with 5/15 in 2 overs. His best ever figures in T20 cricket. He did well at the death against SRH too. KKR look dangerous with DreRuss bowling this well.#IPL2021 #KKRvsMI
— Aditya Chaturvedi (@aditya_c19) April 13, 2021
MI 152 all out after 20 overs (Boult 0): WICKET! Another wicket for Russell, who finished with 5 for 15 in 2 overs. The wickets just meant that MI got no momentum in the last few overs. Rahul Chahar c Shubman Gill b Russell 8(7)
MI 150/9 after 19.4 overs (Chahar 6): WICKET! Bumrah gone for a golden duck, caught in the deep. Russell is on a hat-trick. Bumrah c Shakib b Russell 0(1)
MI 150/8 after 19.3 overs (Chahar 6): WICKET! After two back-to-back fours, Krunal falls to the slower bouncer from Russell. Krunal Pandya c Prasidh b Russell 15(9)
MI 142/7 after 19 overs (Krunal 7, Chahar 6): Another poor over by Prasidh. He just hasn’t found his line today. Can MI get to 150?
From the highs of the death overs last season, to this. Teams have obviously planned better against MI for these death over phases.
— Clive (@_vanillawallah) April 13, 2021
MI 126/7 after 17.3 overs (Krunal 1): WICKET! Jansen finds the fielder in the deep as Russell gets his second wicket of the over. Marco Jansen c Cummins b Russell 0(1)
MI 125/6 after 17.2 overs (Krunal 1): WICKET! Pollard gone too. Edges it to the keeper. Russell gets the wicket. MI losing too many wickets at regular intervals. Pollard c Karthik b Russell 5(8)
Have they used the same strip at Chennai for every game so far?
— Snehal Pradhan (@SnehalPradhan) April 13, 2021
MI 123/5 after 16.2 overs (Pollard 4): WICKET! Now, Hardik gone too. Prasidh gets a wicket. MI in some trouble. Slower ball did the trick. Hardik Pandya c Russell b Prasidh 15(17)
Two big-hitters in the middle – Hardik and Pollard. How many more can MI get in the last 4 overs? 119/4 after 16 overs.
Once again, @patcummins30 delivers for his captain. MI now looking in trouble.
— Joy Bhattacharjya (@joybhattacharj) April 13, 2021
So #KKR now have a three-spin attack including a retired 40-year-old off-spinner.
— Chetan Narula (@chetannarula) April 13, 2021
And Kuldeep Yadav still cannot get into the playing XI. That’s telling. #KKRvMI #IPL2021
MI 115/4 after 15.2 overs (Hardik 11): WICKET! Cummins gets Rohit. Played on. The MI skipper never really got going today. Rohit b Cummins 43(32)
MI 114/3 after 15 overs (Rohit 43, Hardik 10): End of Varun’s spell. Just 27 runs and one wicket. Morgan will be pleased with the effort. Rohit is starting to look a little better in the middle.
Rohit had to escape that spin attack to be around this period to take on the pace overload. But escaping spin at that SR can only be justified by him absolutely destroying Russell and Prasidh here.
— Alagappan Vijayakumar (@IndianMourinho) April 13, 2021
MI 106/3 after 14 overs (Rohit 36, Hardik 9): Prasidh back into the attack and MI take him for runs again. 12 runs from the over. Prasidh has conceded 28 runs in his 2 overs so far.
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MI 94/3 after 13 overs (Rohit 29, Hardik 4): Just three runs off the Varun over. Keeping things tight. MI looking for the one big over that will help them break the shackles.
MI 91/3 after 12 overs (Rohit 28, Hardik 2): MI are in a spot of bother here. Will Rohit look to play a few shots or will he look to anchor one end down and let Hardik, Pollard and the others go for the big shots?
Suryakumar Yadav's last eight IPL scores:
— Wisden India (@WisdenIndia) April 13, 2021
40, 79*, 12*, 36, 51, 19, 31, 56 (today)
Since the start of IPL 2019, he has been dismissed in single figures only four times.#IPL2021 pic.twitter.com/MZhJoxuxf4
MI 88/3 after 11.1 overs (Rohit 27): WICKET! Cummins gets Kishan with the short ball. He hooked it straight to the fielder in the deep. Ishan Kishan c Prasidh b Cummins 1(3)
Hardik Pandya was all of us after that 99m-six by SKY. 😲 pic.twitter.com/mNq7gs69WX
— Vinayakk (@vinayakkm) April 13, 2021
Typical Shakib performance. You ask yourself if he did anything and then see 4-0-23-1.
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) April 13, 2021
MI 86/2 after 10.2 overs (Rohit 26): WICKET! The one that KKR wanted badly but a superb innings by Suryakumar. With Rohit struggling to get going, he just took one for the team. Realised he had to keep playing the big shots. Shakib was a bit too smart and Gill took a good catch in the deep. Suryakumar Yadav c Shubman Gill b Shakib 56(36)
Rohit Sharma batting average against current IPL opposition:
— The CricViz Analyst (@cricvizanalyst) April 13, 2021
v KKR: 50.68
v PBKS: 33.45
v DC: 32.72
v RCB: 29.83
v CSK: 28.68
v RR: 23.33
v SRH: 17.46#IPL2021 #KKRvMI
MI 81/1 after 10 overs (Rohit 25, Suryakumar 52): Another fine over by Cummins or at least it looked like that until Sky hammered another six out of the top drawer to get to his fifty off just 33 balls. 99 metres. The shot got Hardik Pandya on his feet. Once again, just picked it up... went high and deep into the stands.
Put that Surya shot in a loop and watch it every day.
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) April 13, 2021
MI 70/1 after 9 overs (Rohit 23, Suryakumar 43): A really slow and steady knock by Rohit so far. MI will want him to get a move on soon. His 23 has come off 18 balls.
MI 64/1 after 8 overs (Rohit 20, Suryakumar 40): The 50-run stand between these two batsmen has come off 35 balls. Prasidh Krishna starts off with a 16-run over which included a stunning six by Sky, who just walked across his stumps and picked up the ball with ridiculous ease.
Credit to KKR, have made run scoring really tough for the MI batsmen. Not many bad balls on offer.
— Clive (@_vanillawallah) April 13, 2021
#MI win 54% of the matches they play in which they lose one or fewer wickets in the Powerplay.#IPL2021 #KKRvMI
— The CricViz Analyst (@cricvizanalyst) April 13, 2021
MI 48/1 after 7 overs (Rohit 19, Suryakumar 25): Another solid over by Shakib, who has conceded just 10 runs in his two overs so far.
Excellent pressure building tactic to bowl Cummins in the all important 6th over. SKY couldn’t pick up the off side gaps. 42-1 is a decent start. Interested to see KKR’s middle overs tactics.
— Static_357 (@Static_a357) April 13, 2021
MI 42/1 after 6 overs (Rohit 16, Suryakumar 22): Cummins started off with three dot balls and then Sky swung his arms at one and got it through the off-side for a four. Another single off the last ball made it a five-run over. Good Powerplay for KKR.
These #KKR guys have been working overtime on match-ups? Spin in the first five overs.
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) April 13, 2021
And Pat Cummins comes into the attack after five overs of spin.
Chennai Super Kings are the only team in IPL history to have bowled an entire Powerplay consisting exclusively of spin.
— The CricViz Analyst (@cricvizanalyst) April 13, 2021
They did so in their match against KKR in 2014 which they went on to win.#IPL2021 #KKRvMI
MI 37/1 after 5 overs (Rohit 16, Suryakumar 17): Chakaravarthy concedes a four off the last ball of the over. Rohit brings the sweep out and picks the gap in the field.
MI 28/1 after 4 overs (Rohit 10, Suryakumar 15): Fine over by Shakib al-Hasan, who was just brought into the attack. Just 4 runs off it.
Suryakumar Yadav v Harbhajan in all T20 cricket:
— The CricViz Analyst (@cricvizanalyst) April 13, 2021
59 balls
96 runs
1 wicket
Strike rate: 163#IPL2021 #KKRvMI
MI 24/1 after 3 overs (Rohit 8, Suryakumar 13): Sky starts off with a sweep for four off Bhajji and then follows it up with two more boundaries in the over. One on the leg-side and the other on the off-side. Brilliant batting.
MI 10/1 after 2 overs (Rohit 8): WICKET! Varun Chakaravarthy from the other end. Morgan not wanting to give QdK or Rohit any pace to work with and it worked. QdK gets a top edge and Rahul Tripathi takes a fine catch in the deep. de Kock c Tripathi b Chakravarthy 2(6)
MI 3/0 after 1 over (Rohit 1, de Kock 2): Harbhajan starts things off for KKR with a tidy three-run over.
19.28 pm: Players are taking the field. Almost time for the game to begin.
Chennai is a haven for spin bowlers, and in every previous season of IPL spin bowlers have had a better economy rate than pace bowlers.
— The CricViz Analyst (@cricvizanalyst) April 13, 2021
In the two matches played in Chennai from #IPL2021 , spinners have been more expensive than pace.
Pace econ: 8.46
Spin econ: 8.51#MIvKKR
The two are all set for Match 5 of #VIVOIPL.
— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 13, 2021
Who are you rooting for? 💜💙#KKRvMI pic.twitter.com/eTlMNdCr1r
19.19 pm: The head-to-head record everyone is talking about.
Matches played : 27
MI won : 21
KKR won : 6
MILESTONE ALERT: A half-century of games in Purple and Gold for our own @Sah75official 💜
— KolkataKnightRiders (@KKRiders) April 13, 2021


50 - Trent Boult is set to make his 50th appearance in the #IPL. Caps. #IPL2021 #KKRvMI pic.twitter.com/Wttm93VNYx
— OptaJim (@OptaJim) April 13, 2021
19.05 pm: Playing XIs
No changes for KKR.
Kolkata Knight Riders XI: S Gill, N Rana, R Tripathi, E Morgan, D Karthik, S Al Hasan, A Russell, P Cummins, H Singh, V Chakaravarthy, P Krishna
One change for MI. Chris Lynn misses out, Quinton de Kock is back for MI.
Mumbai Indians XI: Q de Kock, R Sharma, S Yadav, I Kishan, H Pandya, K Pollard, K Pandya, M Jansen, R Chahar, J Bumrah, T Boult
Toss
Eoin Morgan wins the toss and KKR are going to have a bowl first. Batting seems to get easier later.
Pre-match
Mumbai’s previous match: AB de Villiers plays a blinder to help RCB defeat MI in thriller
Kolkata’s previous match: Clinical KKR prevail as Sunrisers fall short
KKR vs MI preview: Morgan’s team hope to get it right against Rohit’s slow starters
#IPL2021 #Poll
— The Field (@thefield_in) April 13, 2021
Match 5: #KKR or #MumbaiIndians ?
06.45 pm: Hello and welcome to the live coverage of match No 5 of Indian Premier League 2021. In what is a lop-sided rivalry in the history of the tournament, Eoin Morgan’s Kolkata Knight Riders will believe that they can tilt the equation a tiny bit on their favour tonight in Chennai. Defending champions Mumbai Indians, as has become customary now, lost the first match of the tournament. Rohit Sharma and Co will have their task cut out against KKR. What’s in store tonight at Chepauk?
Hello and welcome to Match 5 of the #VIVOIPL
— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 13, 2021
The Eoin Morgan-led #KKR will square off against #MumbaiIndians led by Rohit Sharma.
Which team are you rooting for?#KKRvMI pic.twitter.com/iLYv4dD9BU