India on Thursday recorded more than 3.79 lakh new cases of Covid-19 and over 3,600 daily deaths in the last 24 hours.
Teams batting second have won six of the last eight IPL games at the venue and Mumbai have not yet chased in a game this season. And Mumbai Indians will be chasing for the first time in IPL 2021.
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6.79 has been Mumbai's run rate in the death overs, almost half of what the team had recorded last season, and the lowest among all teams this season.
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MI are coming into the match after suffering back-to-back losses, the last one being a nine-wicket defeat against Punjab Kings in Chennai.
The 29-year-old Rajasthan pacer has so far snared four wickets in his three games this season.
Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer are out of the IPL due to injuries while Liam Livingstone had gone back home citing bubble fatigue.
The Rajasthan Royals pacer said he decided to leave on Sunday after getting to know about the mounting quarantine cases from India in his hometown Perth, Australia.
The Rajasthan-based outfit has already suffered massive setbacks this year, losing overseas stars like Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer due to injury and Liam Livingstone due to bio-bubble fatigue.
Earlier, Parag used to celebrate his catches by doing Bihu dance, an indigenous folk dance of Assam.
Morris starred with the ball against KKR, registering the impressive figures of 4/22 in Rajasthan Royals' win.
India TV expert and former batsman Sanjay Manrjekar feels KKR openers' failure to score quickly in the powerplay pushed the side on the backfoot in a one-sided loss to Rajasthan.
The Rajasthan Royals (RR) skipper buckled down to play a captain's knock and lead his team to a six-wicket win on a difficult wicket on Saturday against Kolkata Knight Riders.
Almost 70 per cent of their deliveries were between the 90 and 130 kmph with the left-arm pace trio dishing out more cutters than often, while hitting the good length.
Kolkata managed to post only 133 for nine in 20 overs, on a Wankhede pitch where the pacers looked to dish out more cutters than usual.
The South African all-rounder was effective at the death, sending back names like Andre Russell (9) and Dinesh Karthik (25) in the same over.
Parag, after taking Pat Cummins' catch, pulled out a selfie celebration from his hat. He was also joined by Rahul Tewatia.
Manjrekar said people should avoid linking Samson's knocks with his future, adding that the Royals skipper has been struggling with consistency for many years.
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