Lucknow Super Giants vs Mumbai Indians, Match 48 - Live Cricket Score

"I think it's a good total, would have gotten more if I had batted longer. (Good recovery) to score 144 from the situation we were in. I think the ball is gripping a bit, wasn't expecting so much turn. It's not an easy target to chase, they will have to bat smartly. I don't think of milestones, I just want our team to win. Happy that I could chip in with 46 runs. We haven't won the last few games, we know we all have to win our remaining games, have to give our best and the guys are optimistic, let's see what happens. We need to stop singles, doubles, and boundaries."

The final over produces 17 runs, with David finishing off things in style, ending up with 35* (18), spoiling Mohsin's figures right at the end.

Coming in to bowl the remainder of the 19th over, Naveen uses his variations to perfection to end up without going for a single boundary in the 23 delivery-spell of his.

After getting some tap by Wadhera in his third over, Mayank beats Nabi by sheer pace, who can only manage to get an inside edge to his back leg, which goes onto disturb the timber. However, Mayank's celebrations are cut short as he finds himself accompanying the physio up the stairs back to the dressing room.

David smacks Mohsin off a four and a six to deep extra-cover and deep backward square-leg, respectively, to provide some sort of impetus to the MI innings going into the last two overs of the innings.

Mohsin scorches one in from left-arm over, Wadhera could do nothing about the incoming delivery which crashes onto the base of the middle stump to pick up his second wicket of the evening. 

You'd have expected Wadhera and David to line Naveen up, but the Afghani bowls a stunning over depsite the no-ball on the last ball, which didn't have any detriment as Naveen gives only six in his third over.

Wadhera guides a quicker delivery by Bishnoi past Rahul to the fine-leg boundary to bring up the 100 for the visitors. 

Wadhera lashes out at Mayank in his third over, belting him for 16 runs to take MI to 96/5 at the end of 15.

After dismissing Mayank's first delivery of his third over to the deep-midwicket fence, the southpaw got down and swiped a rapid delivery over the fielder placed at the deep backward square-leg boundary. 

Kishan finally departs after a long and patient time out there in the middle. A slighly flighted googly on middle and leg baffles Kishan as his attempted sweep turns out into an outside edge which is grabbed by Mayank at short-third.

MI would want to get a move on from their current situation, and Kishan and Wadhera would be desparate to get going after having more than an adequate look by spending sufficient time out there in the middle.

Hooda comes back well and gives only five in his second over, as MI are 73/4 in 13 overs, with the second strategic timeout being taken.

Bashing Bishnoi's back-of-a-length delivery straight back, Kishan's forehand pull almost cuts the umpire into half, as the ball flies past umpire Michael Gough. Has to be said Bishnoi was lucky enough to not get his fingers to the ball.

The second ball of the tenth over brings up a laboured fifty for MI, wirth Kishan punching it towards deep-extra for a couple of runs.