Champions League Twenty20, 2010 - Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, Kingsmead, Durban, Match 15

Champions League Twenty20, 2010 - Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, Kingsmead, Durban, Match 15

Match Result: Mumbai Indians beat Royal Challengers Bangalore by 2 runsMan of the match: Dwayne Bravo Series Status:

Toss won by: Mumbai Indians Status : Match Ended Batted First : Mumbai IndiansBatted Second : Royal Challengers Bangalore

Total: 165  for 7 in 20.0  overs   Run Rate: 8.25

Mumbai Indians Innings

Batsman	Status	Runs	Balls	4's	6's
Shikhar Dhawan	c Rahul Dravid b Dale Steyn	41	37	2	2
Sachin Tendulkar (C)	c Robin Uthappa b Praveen Kumar	11	8	2	0
Ambati Rayudu (W)	c Rahul Dravid b Vinay Kumar	3	3	0	0
JP Duminy	c Dale Steyn b Jacques Kallis	10	17	0	0
Saurabh Tiwary	not out	38	30	3	1
Kieron Pollard	c Ross Taylor b Dale Steyn	0	3	0	0
Dwayne Bravo	c Virat Kohli b Dale Steyn	29	17	3	2
Harbhajan Singh	run out (Anil Kumble)	14	6	3	0
Zaheer Khan	not out	0	0	0	0
Lasith Malinga
Abu Nechim

Extras :  19 (b - 9, w - 5, nb - 1, lb - 4, Penalty - 0)

Fall of wickets:1/19 (Sachin Tendulkar 2.5 ov.), 2/22 (Ambati Rayudu 3.2 ov.), 3/51 (JP Duminy 8.2 ov.), 4/83 (Shikhar Dhawan 12.3 ov.), 5/84 (Kieron Pollard 13 ov.), 6/148 (Dwayne Bravo 18.4 ov.), 7/163 (Harbhajan Singh 19.5 ov.)

Bowlers	Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets	Wides	Noballs	Econ
Praveen Kumar	4	1	26	1	0	0	6.5
Vinay Kumar	4	0	16	1	1	0	4
Anil Kumble	4	0	45	0	1	1	11.25
Jacques Kallis	4	0	39	1	1	0	9.75
Dale Steyn	4	0	26	3	1	0	6.5

Total: 163  for 5 in 20.0  overs   Run Rate: 8.15   Target: 166

Royal Challengers Bangalore Innings

Batsman	Status	Runs	Balls	4's	6's
Jacques Kallis	lbw b Abu Nechim	15	14	3	0
Rahul Dravid	not out	71	58	8	0
Robin Uthappa (W)	c Shikhar Dhawan b Dwayne Bravo	6	5	1	0
Ross Taylor	c Ambati Rayudu b Dwayne Bravo	9	11	1	0
Cameron White	b Harbhajan Singh	7	8	0	0
Virat Kohli	c Ambati Rayudu b Zaheer Khan	47	24	5	2
Balachandra Akhil
Vinay Kumar
Praveen Kumar
Dale Steyn
Anil Kumble (C)

Extras :  8 (b - 2, w - 4, nb - 0, lb - 2, Penalty - 0)

Fall of wickets:1/41 (Jacques Kallis 5.2 ov.), 2/50 (Robin Uthappa 6.5 ov.), 3/72 (Ross Taylor 10.1 ov.), 4/100 (Cameron White 13.5 ov.), 5/163 (Virat Kohli 20 ov.)

Bowlers	Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets	Wides	Noballs	Econ
Zaheer Khan	4	0	36	1	2	0	9
Lasith Malinga	4	0	35	0	1	0	8.75
Dwayne Bravo	4	0	23	2	1	0	5.75
Abu Nechim	4	0	33	1	0	0	8.25
Harbhajan Singh	4	0	32	1	0	0	8

CL T20: Mumbai bow out despite thrilling win

Durban: An absolute thrilling cameo from Virat Kohli (47 off 24 balls) turned the 165-run chase into a spine-chilling last-ball climax that eventually ended with Bangalore losing by just two runs at Kingsmead on Sunday. Mumbai, though, crashed out of the tournament despite winning.

Chasing the Mumbai score after Sachin Tendulkar elected to bat first, Old-guards Rahul Dravid and Jacques Kallis got Bangalore off to a flying start until debutant Abu Nechim struck to remove Kallis (15) and Dwayne Bravo got Robin Uthappa (6) and Ross Taylor (9) caught in quick succession to give Mumbai much-needed breakthroughs.

Indian Statesman Dravid meanwhile completed his half century as the Bangalore team neared 100. But as soon as they crossed the triple-figure mark, Harbhajan Singh castled big-hitting Cameron White (7) to tilt scales in Mumbai's favour.

Meanwhile, Virat Kohli's innings soon gathered momentum, whacking Nechim for a six. The young debutant, though, came back well in the same over to control the damage.

The Delhi batsman Kohli, playing for Bangalore, hit the death-over expert Malinga for three consecutive boundaries in the penultimate over to leave his team needing 13 runs off the last six balls.

Such was the impact of Kohli's 24-ball 47 runs, that it made Dravid's 71-run effort look pedestrian but in the end, both didn't prove enough.

Needing three off the last Zaheer Khan ball, a top-edge off Kohli went straight up that saw wicketkeeper Ambati Rayudu circling under it to safely glove the ball and the match for Mumbai.

Man of the Match Dwayne Bravo was the most successful bowler for Mumbai taking 2/23 in his four overs while Zaheer, Nechim and Harbhajan took one apiece.

Earlier in the evening, Bangalore not only kept Mumbai's scoring in check but also continued to chip in at the wickets, restricting Sachin's team to a scoring rate of just over six at the halfway stage.

Praveen Kumar removed Sachin (11) and Rayudu (3) was lapped in the slips by Rahul Dravid off Vinay Kumar that signaled the worst possible start for Mumbai.

Bangalore bowlers continued to thwart every run-making attempt, with Kallis removing fellow-countrymen Duminy (10) in the process.

Steyn eventually marked his run-up in the 11th over and peppered Tiwary with fast short-pitched stuff. The tactics of holding Steyn back paid the richest dividends possible when Steyn gunned down both Dhawan (41) and the dangerman Pollard (0), reducing Mumbai to a sorry-looking 84/5 in 13 overs.

Bravo's dropped caught and bowled chance by Kumble proved costly, with the West Indian turning it on for Mumbai with a 17-ball cameo of 29 runs. It turned out to be the much-needed fillip for the Mumbai innings that looked in tatters for the most part.

The 18th over, bowled by Kumble, went for 22 runs, where Bravo hit two towering sixes and a boundary. It also brought up the 50-run partnership between Bravo and Tiwary.

Steyn, though, soon took care of Bravo, which saw Tiwary taking over with 38 runs of 30 balls. And when Harbhajan (14) too got a few useful runs at the end, the IPL runners-up notched up a challenging 165/7.

Anil Kumble not only went wicket-less but gave away 45 runs in his four overs. Daley Steyn was the pick of the Bangalore bowlers with 3/26.