HIGHLIGHTS : MI vs SRH 9th IPL Match HIGHLIGHTS | Mumbai Indians won by 13 runs #mivssrh #9thmatch #highlights The ninth and most exciting big match of IPL 2021 was played between Rohit Sharma's Mumbai Indians and David Warner's Sunrisers Hyderabad. In this match, Mumbai captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and decided to bat first. After that, two big players from Mumbai Indians came to the opening ground to start the Mumbai innings with AM Mumbai captain Rohit Sharma and Quinton de Kock with him. Rohit Sharma, along with Quinton Dickock, who were out cheaply in the last match, gave the Mumbai team a big opening start in this match. Both of them hit the Hyderabad bowlers with fours and sixes from the very beginning. In this match, Rohit Sharma was seen in an amazing form, Tham Rohit Sharma and Quinton Dickock took the Mumbai team to 50 runs in the first power play but the power play In the very next over to finish, skipper Rohit Sharma was caught by Vijay Shankar at the hands of Virat Singh. Rohit Sharma was dismissed by 32 runs in 25 balls. The same came after him Suryakumar Yadav was also not in the field for much longer. He was able to survive and in the seventh over of the innings, he was also dismissed by Vijay Shankar and gave two big shocks to the Mumbai team. Suryakumar Yadav was dismissed for 10 runs in 6 balls. But then Ishaan Kishan, who came to bat after him, along with set batsman Quinton de Kock, took Mumbai's innings forward. Dickock appeared in good form in this match. But then in the 14th over of the innings, Mujib ur Rehman gave him a big blow to the Mumbai team by dismissing him. Quinton de Kock was dismissed for 40 off 39 balls. Soon after, Ishaan Kishan also did not play any big innings and he was also caught by Mujib ur Rehman at the hands of Johnny Bairstow. Ishaan Kishan was dismissed after scoring 12 runs off 21 balls. At this time, Mumbai's team was completely on the back foot because Mumbai's wickets were falling continuously when the Mumbai team needed to play big shots in the final overs. Now the Mumbai team needed a bang innings and for Mumbai it was played by Kieran Pollard. Kieran Pollard finally came in and scored 35 from 22 balls, in which he hit 3 sixes and a four. Pollard's brilliant innings helped Mumbai reach a good score. The Mumbai team set a target of 150 runs ahead of the Sunrisers Hyderabad team. Thereafter, David Warner and Johnny Bairstow came into the fray for the Hyderabad team to chase the target of 151 runs from Mumbai. Both of them were expecting a big partnership from the beginning of the Hyderabad team and they both did their job well. While playing, it brought a storm of runs. The duo of David Warner and Johnny Bairstow did badly in the first power play of Mumbai. Both of them made the Hyderabad team cross the 50 mark in the first power play. In which Johnny Bairstow was blowing fire with his bat. It seemed completely impossible to dismiss both of them at one time. Both of them did not let a single Hyderabad wicket fall until the seventh over. But then Johnny Bairstow was dismissed in a strange manner in the eighth over of the innings. While playing a shot in this over of Kunal Pandey, Johnny Bairstow hit out wicket due to his leg hitting the stumps. Johnny Bairstow smashed 43 runs off 22 balls. Manish Pandey was caught by Rahul Chahar at the hands of Manish Pandey who came to bat after him. Manish Pandey was able to score only two runs in 7 balls. But after that the team of Mumbai got the biggest wicket of this match. Hyderabad captain David Warner, who was batting aggressively, was dismissed by Hardik Pandya and changed the stand of the match. David Warner was dismissed for 36 from 34 balls. The Hyderabad team was in a big crisis after falling a big wicket like David Warner. The team had plenty of batting left but lacked much experience and the bowling bowler was the world's most dangerous bowler. Due to this, captain David Warner was seen under a lot of tension. Virat Singh, who came to bat after Warner, also got a fourth blow to the Hyderabad team by getting caught by Suryakumar Ya