DC vs MI, IPL 2021: Delhi Capitals beat Mumbai Indians by 6 wickets; move to second spot

4 1 0 1 1 1 - An 8-run over from Rahul Chahar. Delhi Capitals need another 62 runs off 54 balls with 8 wickets in hand. Jasprit Bumrah now comes back into the attack.

That was a freebie! Rahul Chahar drags the ball in short and Shikhar Dhawan comfortably slams it to the deep fence. Dhawan once again leading the chase for Delhi from the front. He moves to 25.

Breakthrough for Mumbai Indians as Kieron Pollard traps Steve Smith in front. That looked dead straight. Smith doesn't review. He walks back for 33. DC 64/2

This time Steve Smith goes behind the stumps. Moves across and scoops the ball effortlessly to the fine-leg fence. Brilliant batting from Smith at the moment. He moves to 30. 50-run partnership also comes up between Smith and Shikhar Dhawan. DC 61/1

Short from Krunal Pandya and Steve Smith reads the length early. Rocks onto his backfoot and cuts the ball beind point to pick up four runs.

1 1 2 1 2 L1 - Eight runs off Rahul Chahar's first over. Delhi Capitals need another 91 runs off 78 balls, Steve Smith (21*) and Shikhar Dhawan (15*) in the middle for Delhi at the moment

1 1 1 0 1 1 - A good first over from Krunal Pandya! But Shikhar Dhawan (12*) and Steve Smith (17*) looking pretty solid at the moment. They have together added 28* off 27 balls. Rahul Chahar now comes into the attack for Mumbai.

0 1 0 1 2 Wd2 0 - A decent first over from Jasprit Bumrah. 6 came off it. Mumbai Indians need wickets if they are to defend this 137-run total. Both Shikhar Dhawan and Steve Smith rotating the strike pretty well at the moment. Krunal Pandya now comes into the attack.

Class from Steve Smith! Over-cooked from Jayant outside off and Smith drives it through extra-covers. Finds the gap to perfection. The ball races to the fence. DC 27/1

You just can not bowl Steve Smith there. On the pads from Trent Boult and Smith shuffles and comfortably guides it to the fine-leg fence. Smith collects his first boundary of the evening!

FOUR! A boundary from Shikhar Dhawan to end the first over from Jayant Yadav. Short and wide outside off and Dhawan guides it to the backward point fence. Through the gap! An eventful over from Jayant comes to an end.

And what a response from Jayant Yadav after getting for a boundary on the previous ball. The ball sticks into the surface. Prithvi Shaw gets beaten off the surface, checks his shot but hits it straight back to Jayant. Shaw walks back for 7. MI 11/1

Thick outside edge and the ball races to the third-man fence. Shaw gets lucky as there was no slip in place. Good ball from Jayant.

Trent Boult almost got rid of Shikhar Dhawan on the last ball of his first over. Leading edge from Dhawan and s superb take from Hardik Pandya at short extra-cover. But replays show that the ball had touched the grass before he picked it up. A terrific effort from Hardik but Dhawan survives! Offie Jayant Yadav to share the new ball with Boult from the other end.

Blasted over point! Short and wide outside off and that was a gift for Shikhar Dhawa. He takes it with both hands. Slams it over Hardik Pandya at point. DC 5/0

Prithvi Shaw and Shikhar Dhawan are out in the middle to start the 138-run chase for Delhi Capitals. Trent Boult has the new ball in hand for Mumbai Indians. Shaw on strike. Here we go!

Amit Mishra took out Mumbai Indians' big guns Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya and Kieron Pollard in quick succession but a late fight back for the lower middle order alongside Ishan Kishan took them to 137 for 9 against Delhi Capitals in Chennai. Skipper Rohit took the brave call to bat first on a slow Chepauk track but Mumbai lost Quinton de Kock (1) early in the Powerplay. Suryakumar Yadav looked good for his 24 but got out to Avesh Khan playing a loose shot. Ishan Kishan and Rohit had just then started to rebuild Mumbai's innings but Mishra came in and got the wicket of set Rohit for 44. He then got rid of Hardik in the same over and removed Pollard in the next, running through Mumbai's middle order. Jayant Yadav and Kishan then started the rescue act with a 39-run stand but Mishra came in again and got rid of dangerous Kishan in the 18th over to hurt Mumbai. The tailenders added 12 in the last two overs to take Mumbai to a reasonable total.