NEW DELHI: Kolkata Knight Riders' bowling attack worked together seamlessly to secure a 24-run victory against the five-time champions Mumbai Indians in an IPL match on Friday.
While KKR's batsmen struggled with their game plan and were bowled out for just 169, with Venkatesh Iyer's 70 being the standout performance, Mumbai Indians' underperforming batters faltered on a challenging wicket that required both skill and patience. They were bowled out for 145 in 18.5 overs, effectively ending their campaign in what has been a difficult season for Hardik Pandya.