Mumbai Indians didn't account for the possibility that Chennai Super Kings, who were coming back from a two-year ban, could also come back from the dead. After managing to overcome a poor start with the bat, putting up an above-par score, throwing their superstar at Super Kings' top order and unleashing a starlet to dismantle the middle order, Mumbai should have won this. Having then had Super Kings needing 48 off 21 balls with one wicket remaining, they should have won big. With Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya, Mitchell McClenaghan and Mustafizur Rahman all available to bowl during that period, they'd have had to try hard not to.

But they didn't account for the might of Dwayne Bravo who, after conceding only 11 off his last three overs, returned to blitz seven sixes in a 30-ball 68 that put Super Kings within seven runs of a victory that Kedar Jadhav sealed on one leg.

Chennai Super Kings 169 for 9 (Bravo 68, Jadhav 24*, Markande 3-23, Hardik 3-24) beat Mumbai Indians 165 for 4 (Suryakumar 43, Krunal 41*, Watson 2-29) by one wicket

Wagon Wheel

MI: 165/4 (20 Overs)

Singles: 37

2’s and 3’s: 11

Fours: 18

Sixes: 5

Dot Balls: 49

CSK: 169/9 (20 Overs)

Singles: 46

2’s and 3’s: 6

Fours: 11

Sixes: 10

Dot Balls: 47

Highest Partnership

MI: 78 runs for the third wicket between Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav

CSK: 41 runs for the tenth wicket between Dwayne Bravo and Imran Tahir

Fastest Ball bowled in the match

CSK: Deepak Chahar 139.8

MI: Jasprit Bumrah (146.4)