Sunrises Hyderabad

Their batting onslaught rewrote the IPL record books, as they surged to a colossal 277/3, eclipsing the previous record set by Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2013. Heinrich Klaasen, Abhishek Sharma, and Travis Head led the charge with scintillating half-centuries, leaving the Mumbai bowlers reeling under the assault.

Purchased by SRH for a staggering Rs 20.50 crore during the IPL auctions in December last year, the 30-year-old fast bowler emerged as the second most expensive player in the history of the event.

Travis Head, the Australian batsman celebrated for his ICC Men's ODI World Cup final heroics, entered the auction at Rs 2 crore.

The recent IPL seasons have been tough for Sunrisers Hyderabad, struggling to secure a top-four spot and finishing at the bottom of the points table in the previous season, winning only four out of 14 league matches.

Mumbai Indians needed to win the match to maintain their chances of reaching the Playoffs, and their progress will now depend on the result of the last preliminary league match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Gujarat Titans at Bangalore. If RCB win, they will go through with a better net run rate.

South African wicket-keeper batter Klaasen's maiden IPL century (104 off 51) propelled Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) to 186/5 in 20 overs. After Klaasen, Harry Brook (27 off 19) was the second-best scorer for SRH. Both Klaasen and Brook stitched a quickfire stand of 74 runs for the fourth wicket. On the other hand, Michael Bracewell was the most successful bowler for RCB with his superb 2-13.

After Klaasen, Harry Brook (27 off 19) was the second-best scorer for SRH. Both Klaasen and Brook stitched a quickfire stand of 74 runs for the fourth wicket. Put into bat first, Sunrisers Hyderabad were off to a slow start as RCB pacers Mohammed Siraj and Wayne Parnell kept the openers -- Abhishek Sharma and Rahul Tripathi -- on a tight leash.