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Birthday Piece by Jorge Campos. For Flute, Clarinet, Violin & cello. Score & Parts. 26 pages. Duration 3'30". Published by Periferia Music - Digital (PQ.M-69216-329-9). Birthday Piece has clearly a minimalist character, a little rhythmic obsessive formula that from time to time changes allowing little melodic silhouettes in constant expansion to appear. The piece was commissioned by the ensemble Seattle Chamber Players in 2004 on the occasion of the anniversary-concert to celebrate the 15th Anniversary of the ensemble. About Digital Print Sheet Music Digital Print is printable sheet music available anytime, anywhere. Just purchase, print and play! View your online sheet music at home, school, work or anywhere you have a computer connected to the Internet. With Digital Print, you can print your digital sheet music immediately after purchase, or wait until its convenient. And our software installation is easy - we'll guide you through the simple steps to make sure you have Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR and the Sheet Music Plus AIR application. Learn more
Pages: 26
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
To A Girl On Her Birthday - F by W. Anderson. For voice solo. Published by Leslie Music Publications (LE.7025-1).
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Happy Birthday to You and Other Great Songs by Various. For Piano/Keyboard. Five Finger Piano Songbook. Softcover. 40 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.102097). ISBN 1476812918. 9x12 inches. Ten classic kids tunes in great five-finger arrangements: Any Dream Will Do • Happy Birthday to You • Heart and Soul • Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo • If I Only Had a Brain • Peter Cottontail • Sing • The Syncopated Clock • We're Off to See the Wizard • When I Grow Too Old to Dream.
Pages: 40
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
A Minor Case of the Birthday Blues - Score only by Lauren Bernofsky (1967-). For string orchestra. FJH String Orchestra. Score only. Full set (score and parts) also available: ST6251. Grade 3.5. Score only. Duration 3:15. Published by The FJH Music Company Inc (FJ.ST6251S). Even the most humbug-y of audience members will have to laugh at this new take on the traditional birthday song. After the melody is presented in a minor key, it works its way through a series of tongue-in-cheek "serious" transitions before arriving at a zany calypso setting (complete with maracas and claves!). Through all its silliness, the piece is actually a great teaching tool for many techniques your students will encounter in symphonic music, such as imitation, chromatics, tremolo, triplets, and more. Don't forget the cake! About FJH String Orchestra More emphasis on bow technique and independence of lines. For the accomplished middle, high school, college, or professional group. Grade 3 and up
Genres: Classical, Blues, Birthday, Jazz & Blues, Celebrations
Birthday Garland by Sasha Johnson-Manning. For Descant Recorder and Piano. Published by Forsyth Publications (FP.FMS01). ISBN 979-0-57050-373-5. Forsyth is delighted to publish this superb suite of easy to intermediate standard by one of the rising stars of the British musical scene and composer of the acclaimed Manchester Carols.
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Happy Birthday Around the World: Score by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill. Arranged by Ralph Ford. For Concert Band. Instructional. Score. 28 pages. Published by Alfred Music - Digital Sheet Music (AX.00-PR-0002304). It's hard to believe, but this is one holiday that's celebrated everywhere around the world. From the creative mind of Ralph Ford there's a different style for any occasion. The tune remains protected with copyright status and it's a must-have in every library for that special occasion. You won't know what language to use when making your wish and blowing out the candle! (3:22). About Digital Print Sheet Music Digital Print is printable sheet music available anytime, anywhere. Just purchase, print and play! View your online sheet music at home, school, work or anywhere you have a computer connected to the Internet. With Digital Print, you can print your digital sheet music immediately after purchase, or wait until its convenient. And our software installation is easy - we'll guide you through the simple steps to make sure you have Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR and the Sheet Music Plus AIR application. Learn more
Pages: 28
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Yo Birthday Boy by Michael Isaacson. For bassoon, piano. Published by TrevCo Music Publishing (VC.1602).
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Happy Birthday dear Eliza (Ein vielseitiges Geburtstagsstandchen). By Ludwig van Beethoven / Scott Joplin. Arranged by Dietrich Paul. For piano. This edition: ED0 9755. Piano Music. Einzelausgaben (Single Sheets). Grade 3. 9 pages. Published by Schott Music (SD.49009262). ISBN 9790001092630. Weitere Informationen zu Dietrich "Piano" Paul finden Sie unter www.piano-paul.de.
Pages: 9
Instruments: Piano, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Happy Birthday Amadeus by Edward Michaelson. For Concert Band (1st Flute, 2nd Flute, Oboe*, 1st Bb Clarinet, 2nd Bb Clarinet, 3rd Bb Clarinet, Bb Bass Clarinet*, Bassoon*, 1st Eb Alto Saxophone*, 2nd Eb Alto Saxophone*, Bb Tenor Saxophone*, Eb Baritone Saxophone*, 1st Bb Trumpet, 2nd Bb Trumpet, 1st F Horn, 2nd F Hor). Band Music. Grade 3. Score only. Duration 2:30. Published by C. Alan Publications (CN.S11270). Edward Michaelson's version of Mozart's finest works, written to celebrate two hundred and fifty years since the master's birth in 1756. The tuneful candles on the cake include the 40th symphony, Voi Che Sapete from "Figaro," Eine Kleine Nachtmusic, the Magic Flute, and the Rondo from the 3rd Horn Concerto. Another witty desecration of music masterpieces from Michaelson.
Instruments: Flute, B-Flat Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Oboe, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Bassoon, Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Woodwinds, Clarinet, Saxophone, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Birthday March by R. Allmend. For Concert Band. Marches with Drumband / Festive Marches/ Wedding/Birthday / Marches / Light Marches. Marching Series. Grade 2. Score. Published by Molenaar Edition (ML.015600020-S).
Instruments: Percussion
Genres: Wedding, Birthday, Celebrations
Greeting Cards: Frog and 8th Notes (Pack of 12). (Birthday). For Piano. Method/Instruction; Piano - Schaum Method. Schaum Publications. 12 Greeting Cards & Envelopes. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.44-4429PK). (blank inside).
Instruments: Piano, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Cantata No. 206 Schleicht spielende Wellen, BWV 206 by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Arranged by Bach Gesellschaft Ausgabe Rust, Wilhelm (1822-1892), Editor. Birthdays German: Baroque. Keyboard reduction. Composed 1736. Duration 42 minutes. Published by Edwin F. Kalmus (KM.A7501).
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Baroque Period, German, Birthday, Classical, World, Celebrations
Cantata No. 205: Der zufriedengestelle Aeolus: Zerreisset, zersprenget, zertruemmert die Gruft, BWV 205 by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Arranged by Bach Gesellschaft Ausgabe Rust, Wilhelm (1822-1892), Editor. German Birthdays: Baroque. Organ reduction. Composed 1725. Duration 46 minutes. Published by Edwin F. Kalmus (KM.A2548-ORG).
Instruments: Choir, Vocal
Genres: Baroque Period, German, Birthday, Classical, World, Celebrations
Cantata, BWV 208: Was mir behagt, ist nur die muntre Jagd by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). For stb soli, chorus / keyboard. Cantata/Secular; Choral; Original Works; Transcriptions. Critical Editions. Baroque; Birthdays. Vocal score. Text Language: German. Composed 1713. Duration 38 minutes. Published by Masters Music Publications Inc. (MT.W7253-VSC). With Text Language: German. Baroque; Birthdays.
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Voice, Organ, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Baroque Period, Birthday, Classical, Celebrations
Birthday Gifts by Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958). For piano. Piano & keyboard music. Published by Stainer & Bell Ltd. (ST.H361). ISBN 979-0-2202-1702-9.
Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: 20th Century, British, Birthday, Classical, World, Celebrations
Birthday Capriccio by Morgan Hayes. For piano. Piano & keyboard music. Published by Stainer & Bell Ltd. (ST.AC191). ISBN 979-0-2202-2057-9.
Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Happy Birthday to You by Hill. Arranged by Brophy. Print on demand - publisher prints this title after order is received. Score. Published by Shawnee Press (S5.LC0711).
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Thoughts for Sandy on His Birthday. (for Flute and Cello). By Gerhard Samuel. For Cello, Flute. LKM Music. Hal Leonard #X502008. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.41756). Composed for Alexander Brown.
Instruments: Flute, Cello, Woodwinds, Strings
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Four Birthday Cards. (For Piano). By Hugo Weisgall. Piano. For Piano. Contemporary. Performance score. Standard notation. 8 pages. Duration 8 minutes. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.410412660). With Standard notation. contemporary.
Pages: 8
Instruments: Piano, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Classical, Birthday, Celebrations
Charles: Happy Birthday To You by Donald Martino (1931-2005). For Clarinet in A. This edition: Part. Contemporary Classical. Contemporary Classical. Conservatory. Sheet Music. Published by Dantalian, Inc. (DA.DSE518). An enlarged color copy of the original 5x7 inch musical birthday card written in celebration of Charles Wuorinen's 50th birthday)Clarinet in A (1984, 3 minutes).
Instruments: A Clarinet, Clarinet, Woodwinds
Genres: Classical, 20th Century, Birthday, Celebrations
Happy Birthday Wolfgang. (Theme and 5 Variations on Happy Birthday to You! Based on the Music of Mozart). By Juliana Osinchuk. For Piano. Masterworks; Piano Solo; Solo. Form: Variations. Birthday; Masterwork Arrangement; Recital. Early Advanced. Sheet. 16 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.34421). ISBN 0739066951. Birthday; Masterwork Arrangement; Recital. The familiar song "Happy Birthday to You!" is cleverly arranged as a theme and variations in the style of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The theme is reminiscent of a minuet in classical style. This is followed by five variations based on famous works by Mozart. Variation 1 is based on the first movement of the Piano Sonata in C Major, K. 545. Variation 2 features the first movement of the orchestral piece Eine kleine Nachtmusik, K. 525. Variation 3 uses the second movement from his Piano Concerto No. 21 in C major, K.467, known as the "Elvira Madigan" theme. "Papageno's Aria" from the opera The Magic Flute is the basis of Variation 4. The fifth and final variation is inspired by the third movement of Mozart's Piano Sonata in A Major, K. 331, which is better known as "Rondo alla Turca.".
Pages: 16
Instruments: Piano, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
By Traditional. Arranged by John Palmer. For 2 trumpets, F horn, trombone, tuba. Chamber Music. Level 2. Score and set of parts. Published by Solid Brass Music Company
Instruments: Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
(For the 60th Birthday of Sylvano Bussotti). By Toru Takemitsu (1930-1996). Schott. 4 pages. Schott Music #SJ01130. Published by Schott Music
Pages: 4
Instruments: Guitar
Genres: 20th Century, Birthday, Classical, Celebrations
(Aria from Birthday Cantata No. 208 Score and Parts). By Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Arranged by Edgar Hubert Hunt. Score & Parts. Schott. Score and Parts. 8 pages. Schott Music #ED11759. Published by Schott Music
Pages: 8
Genres: Baroque Period, Birthday, Classical, Celebrations


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BANGKOK—In the 1980s, Thailand's military-backed government oversaw a growth miracle, spurred by the development of heavy industry and Japanese investment. The generals who seized power in a military coup in May are staking their legitimacy on a similar renaissance—but they face a more complex economic backdrop.
Since the coup, the junta has made economic matters its priority. It has paid almost $3 billion in delayed subsidies to farmers. The generals have cleared around a third of a $22 billion backlog in investment projects....

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How do you promote your business?
I feel like I'm running out of ideas. Any mamas have creative promoting ideas that increases traffic you your site or shop?
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Re: How do you promote your business?
I've seen mamas on here host giveaways by having people bump their WAHM thread. Then they pick a random post number and that person wins the giveaway.
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Umm.. join a congo on HC, have prizes and promotions on facebook, get Dibs! to review your product.
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Re: How do you promote your business?
Honestly, if you want a good solid following for a long time to come place a personal focus on your customers. It "can" be preceived that if you are doing give aways that your product is crap. There is old school and there is new school. Have you noticed all the bloggers who have children 4 and under and they did not start wearing diapers on their children until two years ago, yet they are experts and have all the answers. I feel it sets the stage for a lot of unreliable feedback and makes it even more confusing for those trying to enter into the cloth diapering communities and routines. You can get a quick return of short term fizzle out customers who only want your freebies or you can build a solid clietel from marketing a reputable product back up by honest purchased feedback.
Consumer report pays for the products they review. I don't give my products to any bloggers or draw business from giving things away. I will give them a product if they are not using it themselves but the feedback must come from a third and unbias party only. Usually I don't hear from those who have solicited me for free product because their blogs are geared towards self ego and self fullfillment of getting free stuff. People who follow the words of such bloggers imo are foolish.
If I am going to have someone drop money on my artisan fine craft I want it to be for the quality of product I bring forth not based upon the empty feedback from an excited freebie winner.
Food for thought, how do you want to develop your business? Its your choice, I am just offering the other side of things that many don't or won't post about, but yet they talk about it in other places.
I don't have anything else to offer other than banner placement and having a facebook page and website for people to refer too. Many things have changed here since I was here years ago, how people approach marketing a business has also changed and I am no longer a souce of info here, only observations and thought.
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I think it's all about getting the word out. You have to get people to use your product and give feedback. Most WAHM products and sold by word of mouth, that's one of the great things about our community. I partially agree with PP but from a marketing stand point MOST big business give out samples. For instance, GroVia is doing a test group right now. i paid $3.50+shipping for a secret product from a brand I might not have tried had it not been a good deal that was hard to pass up. They're sending a feedback form too. This is a win win because they get feedback but when they release the product all those moms who were testers will be able to encourage other mamas to buy that product.
As far as promoting your product, look for local boutiques, Farmer's markets, advertise for free on craigstlist, etc. It's also good to give incentives to people who give referrals.
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I like your thinking! I find myself being irritated by the fact that I am almost expected to do constant giveaways. Shouldn't it be good enough to provide a quality product? I usually only do a giveaway on my facebook page every few months because it does get people's attention but I agree that most of them are probably not quality customers - just someone out for a freebie.
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I would just like to offer the other side of the debate, from a consumer, blog owner, and etsy shop owner.
I enter giveaways from time to time. I'm not out for hoarding all the freebies I can get. I only enter giveaways for products and WAHMs that I'm actually interested in. I do it because we live on a tight budget, and getting something for free that we could use or something fun that we want is considered a huge blessing to us. If I don't win the giveaway (which is pretty much all the time) I never just drop the WAHM. I enjoy seeing their updates on my Facebook and keeping up to date with their products and promotions, and I keep them on my list of WAHMs I will purchase from, from time to time when we have extra money in our budget. I am very selective in the giveaways I enter, but if I hear about a good one that I'm interested in, I'm very thankful for the WAHM to be offering something they worked hard to make for free, and I'm very glad to learn about a new WAHM that I can purchase from in the future. I try to buy baby items from WAHMs to help them out instead of going to Babies R Us or somewhere. I recently purchased a shopping cart cover that I needed from a wonderful WAHM instead of just going over to BRU, and I was very pleased with the quality and the price.
Now I'm on the other side of the giveaway world -- the blogging side. I've been blogging for years, but DH recently started encouraging me to get my blog "out there," because he likes it and thinks others will like it too, and we are hoping that some day it could help loosen up our very tight budget. Writing is something I'm good at, just like making diapers is something some WAHMs are good at, and so just like those WAHMs, I'm trying to make a little chump change from it to help loosen up the budget. I'm not trying to selfishly get things for free to "review." I'm not a review/giveaway only blog. I have never asked for a freebie from a WAHM I'm going to review (though some have offered) and if anything, I would prefer to buy the product when I can afford to and review it that way. I have asked WAHMs if they wanted to sponsor a giveaway to help me get my numbers up and to help them get the word out about their product, but I'm not trying to selfishly get anything free for myself out of it, I'm just trying to help promote the WAHMs I love and promote my blog.
I am slowly but surely stocking my Etsy, and when it's ready to launch, I plan on doing at least one giveaway just to get the word out about my new shop. I think that's what giveaways are for. They help rapidly spread the word about your products. I think that the most important thing a shop owner can do is provide a quality product, and excellent customer support. But I think that giveaways and other promotions can help spread the word. If it weren't for DS and Facebook and giveaway blogs, I wouldn't have known about all the wonderful WAHMs that I have purchased from and plan to purchase from in the future.
So, all that to say: not all of us are selfish and just out for personal gain. I know just what it's like to be a mom and try to help support the family, and I try my best to support the other moms that are out there doing the same thing.
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I have heard that a lot of people are drawn to ffs facebook giveaways, and think fb is a great marketing tool. Using banners ALWAYS makes me look at a shop, and I would recommend that for sure. I have seen advertisements from mama's that offer design and set up for less then $40. It should be worth it!
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I was actually going to ask the same thing. I have an fb page but really the only people that are fans are people who I'm personally friends with. I only have like 58 fans and a friend of mine has over 600! I'm like, wow, who did you do that!?
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Well if I can add my two cents...I am a cloth diaper retailer and I own an SEO and social media consulting firm. From the retailer side of things, absolutely use caution when considering a giveaway. I make sure to know their traffic for their blog, FB fans, and Twitter followers. I need to know the size of my potential audience to decide if ROI would be worth it. My shop has a little over 900 fans on FB and I've been open less than three months. I've seen my website traffic rise in direct correlation to gaining new FB fans. That has been in huge part due to joint ventures with other businesses on FB and sponsoring giveaways on blogs. Also, a tip on FB giveaways...don't giveaway your product on your page (at least not often). Sponsor the giveaway on another businesses page, that way you gain their promotion and their fans to your page and it increases your ROI. I personally only sponsor giveaways for FB businesses that have a minimum of 1000 fans. You have to figure out what makes it worth it to you.
Now as for what can be done to increase traffic:
Create your own blog (having a blog on your website has been shown to increase site traffic by 55%)
Write how-to articles and submit to online magazines and as a guest blogger, ALWAYS with a link back to your site (if you're into seo, make sure to use keywords as your hyperlink)
Create how-to or informational videos and post on social media (offering good content for free to potential customers increases likelihood of sharing with their friends, thereby increasing your traffic and getting your name out there) You don't need fancy equipment either. I've made videos using my cell phone.
If you're on FB, join networking groups- Promote my Fan Page, Toot Your Own Horn, WAHM Connect, Mompreneurs, and many more. They usually have "trains" and visit a group of fan pages and "like" them. They also randomly do shout outs and encourage their fans to visit your page.
Ask for help! It seems simple, but ask your current customers to share/review your business on their websites, blogs, social media venue! Most times they are happy to do so.
Run a contest for current customers. Ex: Have a modeling contest and feature the winning baby on your site, post album of entrants. They will share with fam and friends and create some excitement around your business. And you're not giving away anything for free.
And back to social media....is your business on FB, Twitter, etc.?? If so, are you utilizing that correctly? People don't buy from companies, they buy from people. Are you interacting with your customers on there? Do you just post about sales and new product? That's a no-no. Social media is for building relationships, so make sure you're participating in conversations on there.
Ultimately, you want to make more money right? It's easier to get a former customer to buy something then get a new customer to buy something. Not that you shouldn't try to get new customers, but don't neglect former/current customers. If there's anything you can do to keep a friendly relationship with them, do it. I often send my customers hand written thank you cards a couple weeks after their last purchase along with a discount code. If I have samples I can spare, I ship them out as a surprise to current customers. Even just send follow up emails to see how they're liking their product(s) and if you can help with anything.
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My puppies are keeping me hopping, so I haven't had much time to read. I spend most of my time at home removing things from their mouths (like books, my iPad, my iPhone, my jacket, my shoes – you get the picture). Here are some pictures – forgive the poor quality; they don't ever stop moving.
Puppies never do what you ask them to do. I have used the word "No" more in the last week than I have my whole life.
Puppies never stand still. I am burning those pesky calories chasing those pesky puppies.
Puppies have the attention span of fleas. They spend most of their waking hours jumping on each other and wrestling. Or chasing leaves. Or trying to eat fluff off the carpet. Or trying to eat anything that's not nailed down. *sigh*
Puppies look like angels. Don't be fooled. They are really devils. Especially this one. She has the innocent, sweet puppy look down pat. She waits until you are ready for a cuddle to kamikaze your face.


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University Relations and Communications
History Club 'Brats and Burgers' fundraiser set for Friday
February 16, 2011
Dr. Keith Edgerton, History Department, 657-2895
Dan Carter, University Relations, 657-2269
MSU BILLINGS NEWS SERVICES — The Montana State University Billings History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, will have one of its popular "Brats, Burgers & Beer" fundraisers Friday, Feb. 18 from 4:30-8 p.m. at the Yellowstone Valley Brewing Co., 2123 1st Avenue North.
Featured again will be hamburgers, the MSUB History Club's famous Black Widow Brats (bratwurst baptized in the award-winning Black Widow Stout ale before being barbecued), with all the trimmings. The food will be prepared by professors and students from the MSU Billings history department. The burgers and brats are $4; the good times, collegiality and camaraderie are priceless.
Proceeds will help fund the MSUB History Club's trip to the annual Phi Alpha Theta Northwest Regional Student Conference at Seattle University in April.
The MSU Billings History Club has members of various majors on campus who have a strong interest in history.
For more information about the MSU Billings History Club's "Brats, Burgers & Beer" fund raiser, call Dr. Keith Edgerton at 657-2895.


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Louise Erdrich
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Morneau lifts Twins over Orioles
Baltimore, MD – Justin Morneau smacked a go-ahead single in the top of the ninth inning to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 6-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday.
Morneau, who finished with three hits and two runs scored, singled home the game-winner after Baltimore first baseman Chris Davis had a ground ball slip through his legs, allowing Aaron Hicks to reach first and keep the inning alive.
"To this point we have been in all these games, and we have had opportunities," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "The guys are really competing. We've been in all these games with some really good teams, and that says a lot about what is going on in the clubhouse.
Jim Johnson (0-1), who also issued a two-out walk to Josh Willingham, was dealt with the loss, his first since July 27 of last season.
Chris Parmelee added a two-run homer in a critical four-run third in the victory.
Minnesota reliever Josh Roenicke (1-0) pitched three strong innings of one-hit ball before Glenn Perkins spun a perfect ninth to earn his first save of the season.
Nick Markakis went 4-for-5 with two doubles and a run scored in defeat, while Adam Jones had two hits and three RBI.
Davis, who was chasing MLB history after homering for a fourth consecutive game to start the season, had one hit and an RBI.
Baltimore starter Chris Tillman struggled, allowing five runs on seven hits over 3 2/3 innings. The remaining Orioles relievers, however, gave up just two hits, but the final one was costly.
The Orioles struck early in the first with two runs as Jones' swinging bunt scored Manny Machado and then Markakis came around from second base after Minnesota starter Vance Worley's throw to first sailed past Morneau.
Worley gave up 10 hits and five runs -- four earned -- over five innings. He gave up three runs and eight hits in six innings in his Minnesota debut, a 4-2 defeat to Detroit on Monday.
The Twins got on the board in the second as Brian Dozier hit a sacrifice fly to center scoring Morneau. The visitors took the lead in the third as Ryan Doumit plated home a run with a single, followed by Trevor Plouffe's sacrifice fly and then Parmelee had the green light on a 3-0 count which he took over the right field wall to make it 5-3.
Jones tied the game with a single up the middle in the fifth scoring Nate McLouth and Machado.
"The defense, bullpen and everything is going to come together. We gave ourselves a chance to win. That is all you can really ask for," Davis said.
Game Notes
Davis has 17 RBI through the first five games of the season. He became just the fourth player in MLB history to hit a homer in the first four games to start the season with a game-changing grand slam in Friday's home opening win over the Twins ... Tillman went 9-3 with a 2.93 ERA in 15 starts last season.


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Harbhajan: We got the runs on board but the fielding was the difference. If we had fielded like them, we would have won. The wicket was good to bat on, good cricketing wicket. We need to sit and regroup again and make sure that we get runs on the board. Fielding needs to be lifted, hopefully we'll be fine by the next game.
Hussey: Terrific performance. Our fielding set the tone. 164 was par, the bowlers did a great job. The stadium was hot and very loud, the boys wanted to do well. We have a big return game in our home-ground and we have to be ready. Marsh went from strength to strength
Marsh: We played really well, at one stage they were looking at 180-190 but we pulled things back. I've felt good in the last few innings and it was nice to kick on. It was a great win for us, hopefully we can kick on and do well in the tournament. I was just looking to hit the balls that were in my zone. We have a game in a few days' time so we need to do well.
Shaun Marsh is the Man of the Match for his 68 off 40 balls.
Mumbai's bowling and fielding, apart from Pollard, was pretty poor. Munaf and RP Singh were expensive, and the spinners - Harbhajan and Ojha couldn't do much either. But they will look back at the game and feel that they were around 20 runs short, given the way they were going.
A good chase this by Punjab - they've paced it extremely well. The openers went hard at the top and got the team off to a positive start. They got some gifts (bowling) and abuses (verbal) from Munaf early on and they took both in the stride to set up the chase. Both fell after the time-out but David Hussey and Shaun Marsh put on a good stand. Runs were coming in singles and doubles but they kept the required rate under check. Hussey's wicket tilted the game towards Mumbai, but Shaun Marsh guided them through some tough times to take them home.19.3
Thissara Perera to David Miller, 2 runs, match over! Miller hits the winning runs - drives a full ball past extra cover for a couple to long off, runs the 2 easily and pumps his fists. A superb chase this - an extraordinary effort by Punjab to overcome Mumbai despite not having their skipper Gilchrist.
2 from 4. Surely Punjab can't mess it up?19.2
Thissara Perera to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, a very full ball on off, Marsh drills it to mid off for a run19.1
Thissara Perera to Shaun Marsh, SIX, one handed six! What a shot that! How did he generate so much power? Not a bad ball - a low full toss outside off, Marsh stretches, his bottom hand comes off but he still manages to slice it over sweeper. That's the shot of the match! What a time to hit it
Thissara Perera [1.0-0-10-0] is back into the attack
Munaf: 4-0-40-0. No marks for bowling, and no marks for fairplay. 9 from 6 - have to back Punjab to get this. A conference in the middle now. Who will bowl the final over? Sachin Tendulkar doing the bulk of the talking. Perera will be the bowler. Anyone remembers the harsh calls by the umpire in the final over bowled by Awana? That could turn out to be crucial!18.6
Munaf Patel to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, a low full toss on the legs, Marsh flicks it to deep backward square leg, hit well but just a single18.5
Munaf Patel to Shaun Marsh, SIX, that's a huge strike! And what an important one in the situation! A slower one from Munaf but Marsh picks it up - clears his frontfoot and smashes it over deep mid wicket, why bowl these when you're getting the yorkers right?!18.4
Munaf Patel to David Miller, 1 run, a full toss but Miller misses out, looks to slog but it goes off the upper part of the bat to long off, just a single!18.3
Munaf Patel to Shaun Marsh, leg byes, 1 run, superb death bowling from Munaf, another yorker length ball on middle, Marsh looks to flick but misses and the ball goes off the pads to the off side18.2
Munaf Patel to David Miller, 1 run, low full toss on the middle and leg, Miller clips it across to long on, they wanted 2 but Pollard is just too quick!18.1
Munaf Patel to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, good start, right in the blockhole and he flicks it to deep mid wicket, just a single there
20 from 2 overs. You'll have to back Punjab to get these. But a good penultimate over can change it all! Munna to continue..17.6
Ojha to David Miller, no run, loopy on the middle and leg, he flicks it straight to mid wicket17.5
Ojha to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, was that a drop? Probably a very hard chance. Marsh flicks this off his pads to mid wicket, went low to the fielder there who dived but couldn't hold on, would have been a stunning catch had he taken it but can't call that a chance17.4
Ojha to David Miller, 1 run, another one down the leg side, this time Miller flicks it to backward square leg for one, probably a wide had he let it go17.4
Ojha to Shaun Marsh, 2 wides, poor stuff from Ojha, yet another wide down the leg side, Marsh misses the sweep and it's too hard for DK to collect it
David Miller, left handed bat, comes to the crease17.3
Ojha to Azhar Mahmood, out Caught by Thissara Perera!! This time he holes out. Same ball, same shot but straight to the fielder. Comes forward and lofts but hits it straight to long off who takes a simple catch. An important wicket - Azhar Mahmood is capable of hitting it big! Azhar Mahmood c Thissara Perera b Ojha 10(7) [6s-1]
Ojha to Azhar Mahmood, THATS OUT!! Caught!!17.2
Ojha to Azhar Mahmood, SIX, just over the fielder there and that will do! Flat and on the off, Mahmood gets forward and lofts it over long off, kept Perera interested for a while but went over him despite the dive!17.2
Ojha to Shaun Marsh, 2 wides, another wide, tries to bowl a quicker one and fires it down the leg side, this time DK can't collect it cleanly17.1
Ojha to Azhar Mahmood, 1 run, floated outside off, Mahmood goes on the backfoot and lofts it to sweeper cover, mishit shot but well short of the fielder17.1
Ojha to Azhar Mahmood, wide, extremely wayward start, fires it way too wide outside off, DK does well to stop it
Pragyan Ojha [2.0-0-14-1] is back into the attack
34 from 18. One thing is for sure - we're in for a thrilling finish!16.6
Munaf Patel to Shaun Marsh, FOUR, gets to his FIFTY with a cracking drive! A low full toss outside off, Marsh gets forward and smashes it past extra cover for a boundary, Munaf is signalling to someone out there but even superman couldn't have stopped that. Spoils a good over from Munaf16.5
Munaf Patel to Shaun Marsh, 2 runs, slow leg cutter on leg stump, Marsh swings across and hits it to deep square leg, on the bounce to the fielder there for a couple16.4
Munaf Patel to Shaun Marsh, no run, missed out on that one! A full toss down the leg side and Marsh tries to swing across but misses it completely, a boundary opportunity wasted!16.3
Munaf Patel to Azhar Mahmood, 1 run, low full toss on middle, Mahmood drills it to long on for a single16.2
Munaf Patel to Azhar Mahmood, 2 runs, length ball outside off, Mahmood lofts it over extra cover for a couple16.1
Munaf Patel to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, good start, a yorker length delivery on the off, Marsh digs it out to short third man for a single
Munaf Patel [2.0-0-20-0] is back into the attack
44 from 4 overs. Marsh is the key here. Angry Munaf comes back into the attack. He was expressive, but expensive in his first spell.15.6
Pollard to Azhar Mahmood, no run, what an over! Another dot ball and he has finished a wonderful spell. Mahmood pushes this straight to cover. Pollard: 4-0-14-2. Is he the game-changer?!15.5
Pollard to Azhar Mahmood, no run, another dot ball, from wide of the crease and outside off, Mahmood pushes it to point and shouts NO. What an over this is turning out to be!15.4
Pollard to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, back of a length and outside off, Marsh chops it to backward point for one15.3
Pollard to Shaun Marsh, no run, an appeal for a catch but the umpire isn't interested, Marsh looks to guide one to third man but misses, Pollard appealed straightaway but Dinesh Karthik went up late, no edge there15.2
Pollard to David Hussey, out Caught by Rayudu!! Pollard gives the breakthrough! A vital wicket that, and Mumbai Indians recognize the importance of the wicket. Banged in short on middle, Hussey looks for the pull and gets a top edge, Rayudu runs in from deep square leg and takes a simple catch. Even MI's owners know the importance of that strike - they are up on their feet to cheer their side. David Hussey c Rayudu b Pollard 21(19) [4s-2]
Pollard to David Hussey, THATS OUT!! Caught!!15.1
Pollard to David Hussey, no run, slow off cutter on off, Hussey gets forward and blocks
Kieron Pollard [3.0-0-13-1] is back into the attack
Pollard into the attack for his final over. He has bowled well today. He needs to finish it off well.14.6
RP Singh to Shaun Marsh, SIX, what a shot to end the over! Right in the slot and Marsh absolutely blasts it down the ground, frontfoot comes forward as he lofts it away to the sightscreen. Just the kind of over Punjab needed, the match turns their way now14.5
RP Singh to David Hussey, 1 run, back of a length on off, Hussey backs away and guides it to third man for a single14.4
RP Singh to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, very full on off, Marsh jams it down to long off for a single14.3
RP Singh to Shaun Marsh, 2 runs, full and outside off, Marsh throws his bat at it and slices it to sweeper cover, Munaf Patel is the fielder there. Harbhajan isn't impressed with his fielding and swaps him with someone else14.2
RP Singh to Shaun Marsh, 2 runs, what a stunning fielder, this Pollard! Marsh swats this one down the ground, would have been a boundary if there was any other fielder but Pollard dives across and brings the ball back to play, superb stuff!14.1
RP Singh to Shaun Marsh, FOUR, that's a good start for Punjab after the break! Not so short but he picked it well, pulls it off the frontfoot and hits it through deep square leg for a boundary
RP Singh [2.0-0-12-0] is back into the attack
That ends Harbhajan's spell - he has been a bit expensive and hasn't picked up a wicket as well. Also, it's time for the strategy break. Punjab need 61 from the last 5. Both batsmen are well set and they hold the key in this chase.13.6
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, tossed up on the off, Marsh puts his frontfoot forward and drives it to deep extra cover, good fielding in the deep keeps it to a single13.6
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, wide, way too wide down the leg side, easy call for the umpire13.5
Harbhajan to David Hussey, 1 run, once again pushed through for a yorker, Hussey jams it to long on for one13.4
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, given air on the legs, Marsh comes down the track and looks to clip it to the on side, gets a leading edge to long off for one13.3
Harbhajan to David Hussey, 1 run, quicker one bowled with a bit of round-arm action, it falls short and Hussey pulls it to deep backward square leg13.2
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, fires in a yorker outside off, Marsh steers it past point for a single13.1
Harbhajan to David Hussey, 1 run, given air on the middle and leg, Hussey comes down the track and whips it to deep mid wicket, on the bounce to the fielder there12.6
Thissara Perera to Shaun Marsh, 2 runs, well played, very full and outside off, Marsh reaches out and squeezes it past point, Munaf runs across from sweeper and dives to keep it to a couple, must say he did well in the end!12.5
Thissara Perera to David Hussey, 1 run, length ball outside off, David Hussey slogs again but mishits, on the bounce to long on for a single
Dinesh Karthik upto the stumps now12.4
Thissara Perera to David Hussey, FOUR, this time he connects. Picks the spot as well, comes down the track and heaves it over mid wicket, through the vacant regions in the deep for a boundary. A much needed boundary for the visitors12.3
Thissara Perera to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, tries to slog but fails to connect, looks to go over the on side but plays too early, the ball slowly comes on and goes off the toe end to cover12.2
Thissara Perera to David Hussey, 1 run, hit hard but straight to the fielder, short and outside off but Hussey slaps it straight to sweeper cover12.1
Thissara Perera to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, starts with one that's angled across, Marsh punches it to covers for a single
Thissara Perera, right-arm medium, comes into the attack11.6
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, on the legs this time, Marsh clips it away to deep mid wicket, just 6 from that over - it's getting tighter for Punjab11.5
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, no run, Marsh comes down the track and Harbhajan drags it short, Marsh adjusts and drives it back to the bowler11.4
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, 2 runs, good running, uses his feet and works it to deep mid wicket, he always wanted 2 and gets there with some quick running11.3
Harbhajan to David Hussey, 1 run, floated on middle and leg, Hussey nudges it to square leg and gets one11.2
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, given air on the legs, Marsh flicks it to deep backward square leg11.1
Harbhajan to David Hussey, 1 run, flat and straight, Hussey waits back and pats it to long on10.6
Pollard to David Hussey, 1 run, fuller length on the middle and leg, Hussey works it to long on for a single, just from 5 from that one from Pollard10.5
Pollard to David Hussey, 2 runs, Hussey is quick and Munaf is not. Works this to deep square leg and runs the first one hard, takes on the fielder and gets the second easily10.4
Pollard to David Hussey, no run, back of a length and angled in, Hussey clips it to mid wicket, this is turning out to be a good spell from Pollard10.3
Pollard to David Hussey, no run, slow and straight, Hussey waits back and defends it to the off side10.2
Pollard to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, superb running, just defends it a couple of yards to the off side and looks up at his partner who runs across10.1
Pollard to David Hussey, 1 run, short of length and outside off, Hussey slashes at it and gets a thick edge to third man, just a single9.6
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, FOUR, more runs! From round the stumps and down the leg side, Marsh goes on his knees and sweeps it with the angle to fine leg, an expensive over from the skipper9.5
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, FOUR, shot! Marginally short and he punishes it, goes back quickly and cuts it away past point for a boundary, superbly timed and placed9.4
Harbhajan to David Hussey, 1 run, loopy and around middle, Hussey clips it to mid wicket and gets a quick single, good running9.3
Harbhajan to David Hussey, no run, flights it on off, Hussey defends it9.2
Harbhajan to David Hussey, FOUR, Harbhajan is appealing for an lbw but that went off the bat. Flight and a bit of turn, Hussey looks to flick and gets a thick outside edge past the keeper to the third man fence, lucky boundary to start proceedings for Hussey9.1
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, quick single, defends this to point, he wasn't sure about the run but David Hussey called him, Marsh responded and ran across quickly
David Hussey, right handed bat, comes to the crease8.6
Pollard to Mandeep Singh, out Caught by Franklin!! There was a bit of pressure building up and Mandeep succumbs. Takes the pace of the ball and bowls a slower one, Mandeep looks to heave across the line but ends up hitting it weakly to the man at deep mid. Easiest of catches for Franklin, and Pollard celebrates in a pretty animated fashion. Match in the balance now. Mandeep Singh c Franklin b Pollard 24(21) [4s-3]
Pollard to Mandeep Singh, THATS OUT!! Caught!!8.5
Pollard to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, short of length and outside off, Marsh waits back and steers it to third man, gets the single this time8.4
Pollard to Shaun Marsh, no run, good tight bowling this, maintains it simple and straight as Marsh blocks8.3
Pollard to Shaun Marsh, no run, good length outside off, Marsh looks to swat it across the line but mishits it to mid wicket8.2
Pollard to Shaun Marsh, no run, slower one once again, Marsh defends it to point, Mandeep Singh was interested in a single but Marsh gives an early call8.1
Pollard to Mandeep Singh, 1 run, slow off cutter on off, Mandeep looks to defend but gets a thick inside edge to deep square leg
Kieron Pollard [1.0-0-6-0] is back into the attack7.6
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, no run, down the leg side this time, Marsh looks to sweep but is too early onto the shot, hits the toe end and rolls to the on side7.5
Harbhajan to Shaun Marsh, FOUR, whoa! That was just a touch. Flighted up on off, Marsh comes on the frontfoot and drives it past extra cover, it looked like a couple or something but the ball just kept racing along the turf, the fielder at sweeper cover dived in vain7.4
Harbhajan to Mandeep Singh, 1 run, flat and fired in on off, Mandeep defends it to point for an easy single7.3
Harbhajan to Mandeep Singh, 2 runs, once again a leading edge but falls safe, flicks and gets an edge that goes to deep extra cover for a couple7.2
Harbhajan to Mandeep Singh, no run, once again plays for the turn and almost perishes! Slower through the air, Mandeep looks to work it across and gets a leading edge that lobs back, just wide of the bowler though7.1
Harbhajan to Mandeep Singh, no run, beaten! Flat and outside off, Mandeep plays for the turn but it goes straight on and past the outside edge
Harbhajan Singh, right-arm off break, comes into the attack6.6
Ojha to Mandeep Singh, 1 run, well played and well fielded, comes on the frontfoot and chips it over extra cover, Pollard gets across quickly from long off and keeps it to a single6.5
Ojha to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, pushed through the air on the legs, Marsh clips it to fine leg and gets one6.4
Ojha to Mandeep Singh, 1 run, floated around off, Mandeep Singh stays back and cuts it square of the wicket on the off side for one6.3
Ojha to Shaun Marsh, 1 run, off the mark immediately, uses his feet and works it to deep mid wicket for a single
Shaun Marsh, left handed bat, comes to the crease6.2
Ojha to Saini, out Lbw!! And a wicket after the time out once again! We saw that twice in the Mumbai innings and it has happened again. Flat and angled in, Saini got a good stride forward and looked to defend but missed it completely, it struck him in line and would have gone on to hit leg and middle. A much needed breakthrough that, and Ojha looks a happy man. Saini lbw b Ojha 30(25) [4s-5]
Ojha to Saini, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!6.1
Ojha to Saini, no run, flat and on off, Saini gets forward and blocks it to the off side
Time out. Punjab have done really well in the powerplay overs. Mumbai need to break this stand quickly to get back into the game.5.6
Pollard to Saini, 1 run, chance missed! Saini looks to flick but mishits it high to the on side, Ojha runs back from mid wicket and Franklin runs in from deep square leg, both leave it for each other and neither takes it. Pollard is not impressed at all - Mumbai's fielding has not been good in the first 6 overs5.5
Pollard to Saini, no run, an appeal for lbw but not given, off cutter that turns in from outside off, Saini looks to play across and misses, probably struck outside off5.4
Pollard to Saini, FOUR, not good this time from Pollard, drifts it on the pads, not sure if Saini got any bat on it but the ball brushes the pad and rolls to fine leg, umpire reckons he got some bat!5.3
Pollard to Saini, no run, well bowled, drags it short and gets it to bounce awkwardly, Saini pokes at it but is beaten by the bounce5.2
Pollard to Saini, no run, close! Saini backs away and Pollard follows him, Saini adjusts and defends it, the ball nearly rolls back to the stumps!5.1
Pollard to Mandeep Singh, 1 run, another quick, risky single! Defends this softly to covers and sets off, once again it's Rayudu and he doesn't hit the stumps at the batsman's end
Kieron Pollard, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack
Harsha Bhogle on twitter: munaf patel's behaviour tells you why you need yellow & red cards.if there was the fear of him being sent off, we wouldn't see this nonsense4.6
Ojha to Mandeep Singh, 1 run, pushed through the air quickly, Mandeep Singh works it to mid wicket and gets a single4.5
Ojha to Saini, 1 run, flat and angled in, Saini clips it to mid on for a single4.4
Ojha to Saini, 2 runs, more work for Munna! Are they deliberately doing this? Once again forward to the pitch of the ball, chips it over extra cover, Munaf has to run and dive near the ropes and he does that to save 24.3
Ojha to Mandeep Singh, 1 run, once again a single to long off, Munaf continues to be in action4.2
Ojha to Saini, 1 run, given air again, Saini comes on the frontfoot and pushes it to long off4.1
Ojha to Saini, FOUR, excellent shot this. Just timing, nothing else. Flighted on off, Saini puts his frontfoot forward and lofts it inside out over extra cover, no chance for Munaf Patel at long off
Pragyan Ojha, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack
Munaf Patel had already received a 25% fee cut after the Deccan Chargers game. Nobody can forget what happened after the Sangakkara dismissal then. Appaling behaviour from him continues. Anyways, let's get back to the game. Ojha into the attack.3.6
RP Singh to Saini, 1 run, fuller length on the off, Saini gets forward and steers it to third man for a single3.5
RP Singh to Saini, no run, pushes it to point and wants a quick single but Mandeep Singh sends him back3.4
RP Singh to Saini, FOUR, Munaf can do all the talking but Punjab's openers are doing their job. Short ball on the stumps, Saini pulls it away over mid wicket, Franklin puts in a good dive in the deep but his hands come in the way as he tries to flick it back into play, rolls back to the fence3.3
RP Singh to Saini, no run, back of a length on off, Saini waits back and defends it3.2
RP Singh to Mandeep Singh, 1 run, pushes it to mid off for a single
What's going on Munaf? This is ugly really. He is having a few words with the non striker once again. He is not even the bowler now but he walks up all the way and says something. The umpire has a stern word with him. The captain - Harbhajan Singh - tries to cool him down. Shastri and Gavaskar are not happy with this - they are blasting him on air. Very rightly so.3.1
RP Singh to Mandeep Singh, no run, pitched up outside off, Mandeep Singh gets forward and looks to drive but mishits it back to the bowler2.6
Munaf Patel to Saini, no run, good length on off, Saini gets forward and punches it to mid off. And Munaf has a few more words to say - this is pretty ugly from him, walks up all the way to the batsman and keeps on chatting with him2.5
Munaf Patel to Saini, 2 runs, good shot, on the stumps and he flicks it o deep mid wicket, times it well and gets a couple for that2.4
Munaf Patel to Saini, no run, tries to be aggressive again but misses it, comes charging down the track and looks to loft but is beaten. Munaf goes to the batsman and has a lot of words to say to him, but Saini keeps his calm and walks away. No fair-play points for that, Munaf Patel!2.3
Munaf Patel to Saini, FOUR, more boundaries. Not so short but he picked it up early, rocks back quickly and whip/pulls it through deep square leg2.2
Munaf Patel to Saini, no run, stump to stump stuff, Saini works it to mid wicket2.1
Munaf Patel to Saini, FOUR, Saini joins the party now. Knows that Munaf will be bowling length stuff so comes down the track, lofts it with a straight bat straight over the bowler, 2 bounces and over the ropes1.6
RP Singh to Mandeep Singh, FOUR, under-14 stuff, as Darren Lehman would say. Mandeep Singh pulls this short ball to deep square leg, there was only one there but Franklin lets it go through his legs, they need to do better than that!1.5
RP Singh to Mandeep Singh, no run, beaten! Superb bowling, hits a good length and shapes in sharply, Mandeep was cut in half and couldn't get bat on ball as it whistled through the gate1.4
RP Singh to Saini, 1 run, down the leg side, that's dangerous edpecially with fine leg inside the ring, luckily for him Saini mishits it towards the fielder1.3
RP Singh to Saini, no run, good length and on off, Saini stays in the crease and blocks1.2
RP Singh to Mandeep Singh, 1 run, another risky run! Mandeep Singh would have been a goner had that hit. Defends it straight to cover and sets off, Rayudu runs in and picks it up but fails to hit the stumps at the bowler's end, Mandeep would have been out despite the dive1.1
RP Singh to Mandeep Singh, no run, short of length and just outside off, Mandeep mishits a cut to point, too close to play that shot so he couldn't generate enough power
RP Singh, left-arm fast medium, comes into the attack0.6
Munaf Patel to Saini, no run, fuller length and on the off, Saini leans and pushes it to covers, this is a good start for KXIP0.5
Munaf Patel to Mandeep Singh, 1 run, in and around off, Mandeep waits back and guides it to third man for one0.4
Munaf Patel to Mandeep Singh, FOUR, positive start this! A trifle short from Munaf and Mandeep crashes it through point, backs away a touch and smashes it wide of point for a boundary0.3
Munaf Patel to Mandeep Singh, no run, holds back the length a bit, Mandeep Singh gets forward and blocks it0.2
Munaf Patel to Mandeep Singh, FOUR, lucky start for Mandeep Singh! Full and outside off, Mandeep Singh slashes at it and gets a thick inside edge that goes past the leg stump and beats the keeper to the fine leg fence0.1
Munaf Patel to Saini, 1 run, quick single to start! Risky though, drives this to mid off and sets off quickly, Sachin Tendulkar picks it up but fails to hit direct at the bowler's end, could have been tight!
Saini and Mandeep Singh are at the crease. Saini is on strike. Munaf Patel will open the attack
We're back after the short break..
A real good comeback this from the visitors after Dinesh Karthik and Franklin clobbered them all over the park from the 10th to the 15th over. They picked up wickets and didn't allow any batsman to settle after that. Pollard missed out, and Franklin didn't last for long. Mumbai would consider themselves 10-15 runs short of what they would have planned to achieve during the 2nd strategy break. 163 is a good score nevertheless, it will take some sensible batting from the Kings to overcome Mumbai. Don't go away, we'll be right back with the chase.
David Hussey is still talking to the umpire. He is livid with those wide calls. Can't blame him, they were all marginal.19.6
Awana to Thissara Perera, 1 run, a full toss to finish the over, Thissara Perera uses the bottom hand and flays it to deep mid wicket, it will only be a single19.5
Awana to Rayudu, 1 run, Rayudu slices one over cover, there is protection in the deep19.5
Awana to Rayudu, wide, a yorker but just down the leg, Rayudu moved across letting it go past, wide signalled, these rules are too harsh if you are a bowler19.4
Awana to Thissara Perera, 1 run, Thissara Perera smashes one to extra cover, straight to the fielder19.4
Awana to Thissara Perera, wide, another fuller one bowled outside the off stump, Thissara Perera looks to go after it but can't reach out, wide called again, marginal again, the bowler pays for it, David Hussey isn't happy with the decision19.4
Awana to Thissara Perera, wide, bowls a wide yorker, just inside the wide indicator, but the umpire calls it a wide, too harsh a call that!19.3
Awana to Thissara Perera, no run, Peach of a delivery! You want these kind of bowlers bowling in the death overs, as a captain! Nasty bouncer, Thissara Perera couldn't do anything, it whistles past the bat before he even went for the pull19.2
Awana to Rayudu, 1 run, Rayudu picks the length ball and drives it on the up to long on19.1
Awana to Thissara Perera, 1 run, another full toss, Thissara Perera cracks it to extra cover, the fielder fumbles slightly, more so because of the pace at which the ball came to him, but he keeps them down to one19.1
Awana to Thissara Perera, wide, goes for the sucker ball, spills it too wide, he has to bowl it again, Thissara Perera didn't even try going after it18.6
Praveen Kumar to Thissara Perera, 1 run, fuller one on off, Thissara Perera backs away and creams it to long on, fielder does well, it will only be a single18.5
Praveen Kumar to Rayudu, 1 run, short of length and on the stumps, Rayudu tucks it to the on side
Ambati Rayudu, right handed bat, comes to the crease18.4
Praveen Kumar to Harbhajan, out Caught by Chitnis!! Two in two balls for Praveen Kumar. Another low full toss as he looks for the yorker, Harbhajan was making room looking to go over extra cover, goes off the toe end and Chitnis at cover back-pedals to take a simple catch. Harbhajan c Chitnis b Praveen Kumar 4(3) [4s-1]
Praveen Kumar to Harbhajan, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Thissara Perera, left handed bat, comes to the crease18.3
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, out Caught by David Miller!! End of a superb knock! He has mixed caution with aggression and played the anchor role. This one was a waist high full toss, he went after it looking to send it over long on, it hit high on the bat just below the maker's name and ballooned up, Miller at long on settled well under it, takes it cleanly. Franklin c David Miller b Praveen Kumar 79(51) [4s-6 6s-4]
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, THATS OUT!! Caught!!18.2
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, FOUR, Franklin backs away and smacks a low full toss straight past the bowler, Praveen Kumar took evasive action, Miller at long on dives to his right looking to stop it, in vain, it races away to the boundary18.1
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, 2 runs, too full outside the off stump, Franklin gets the bat down, drills it to third man
Praveen Kumar [3.0-1-28-0] is back into the attack17.6
Awana to Harbhajan, FOUR, Harbhajan clears his leg and looks to go downtown, goes off the toe end but wide of long off as well, it will roll away to the boundary, it doesn't matter how they come17.5
Awana to Harbhajan, no run, a run out chance gone begging! Harbhajan pushes a length ball to extra cover, Franklin was looking for the single, sent back, a direct hit would have had Franklin gone for all money, David Hussey misses the stumps
Harbhajan Singh, right handed bat, comes to the crease17.4
Awana to Pollard, out Caught by Mandeep Singh!! A flat hit and though it came straight to Mandeep, it has to be regarded as an excellent catch. He had to pick it from the crowd, Pollard swings it to mid wicket, didn't get the elevation, but we all know how powerful the big man is, it carried to the fielder at deep mid wicket who takes it with fingers pointing up. End of Pollard, he hasn't made any real damage. Pollard c Mandeep Singh b Awana 7(10) [4s-1]
Awana to Pollard, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Pollard is out caught!17.3
Awana to Franklin, 1 run, this is death bowling! In the blockhole, Franklin digs it to cover and he gets nothing more than a single17.2
Awana to Pollard, 1 run, Pollard has swatted that hard but straight to the non-striker, hits Franklin's leg and deflects towards wide long on, it will only be one17.1
Awana to Pollard, no run, starts well! Dishes in a bouncer, Pollard looks to pull but that was pacy! Misses it, shows his appreciation from his body language
Parvinder Awana [2.0-0-8-1] is back into the attack16.6
Azhar Mahmood to Pollard, 1 run, Pollard jams his bat down and dabs it to point, takes a single and will retain strike16.5
Azhar Mahmood to Pollard, FOUR, excellent! How did he even do that? Too full, almost in the blockhole, Pollard flicks it over mid wicket, finds the gap between long on and deep mid wicket, it went to the boundary like a bullet, Marsh at long on had no chance16.4
Azhar Mahmood to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin swings and swats a fuller one to long on, there was a bit of width that allowed him to get the full swing of the bat16.3
Azhar Mahmood to Pollard, 1 run, angles a yorker in towards Pollard who flays it to wide long on, gets off the mark16.2
Azhar Mahmood to Pollard, no run, bowls it well short, pitched well within halfway down the pitch, Pollard ducks well under it, the keeper collects, good cricket all around
This would be interesting, Pollard on strike to a street smart bowler16.1
Azhar Mahmood to Franklin, 1 run, in the blockhole outside the off stump, Franklin drills it to mid off for a single
Azhar Mahmood [3.0-0-31-0] is back into the attack15.6
Chawla to Pollard, no run, Pollard defends one to the off side, dot balls won't matter to this man, once he gets his eye in, he can clobber the ball to all corners15.5
Chawla to Pollard, no run, Pollard gets back, covers the line and blocks it to the off side15.4
Chawla to Pollard, no run, turns away from Pollard who stretches forward, beaten15.3
Chawla to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin works one to mid wicket for a single
Kieron Pollard, right handed bat, comes to the crease15.2
Chawla to Dinesh Karthik, out Dinesh Karthik Run Out!! 1 run completed. Dinesh Karthik came down the wicket and went inside out over extra cover, didn't time it that well as the ball turned away a wee bit, there were two runs for the taking, Dinesh Karthik came a long way back and Franklin was ball watching, sends him back, the ball had gone on one bounce to Marsh and he threw it back to the bowler's end, Dinesh Karthik was nowhere in the picture. Dinesh Karthik run out (Shaun Marsh/Chawla) 35(20) [4s-5]
Chawla to Dinesh Karthik, THATS OUT!! Run Out!!
Mix-up between the two batsmen and the Kings have produced a run out. Dinesh Karthik is the man dismissed.15.1
Chawla to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin opens the face and steers a flatter one to point
Piyush Chawla [3.0-0-16-0] is back into the attack
Strategic time out. 71 runs have been scored in the last five overs. Ruthless batting this, from these two. They have played smart cricket, Dinesh Karthik in particular. With Pollard slated to come in next, Mumbai should easily get to 190 and the Kings have a thing or two to worry about. Chawla has been good but the rest of the bowlers have been taken to the cleaners by these two.14.6
Praveen Kumar to Dinesh Karthik, 2 runs, excellent fielding!! Dinesh Karthik drives it through extra cover, David Miller makes up for the fumble in the previous delivery, runs to his left, dives full length and flicks the ball back, fires a rocket throw to the keeper who whips the bails off, Dinesh Karthik was well in, NOT OUT says the third umpire14.5
Praveen Kumar to Dinesh Karthik, 2 runs, fumble in the deep and the batsmen collect two! Drives the full ball hard to long off, it went at the rate of knots, he got his body behind the ball but couldn't keep them down to one14.4
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, 1 run, low full toss, drilled down to long off14.3
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, SIX, MASSIVE! Franklin swipes across the line and connects, sweet timing and sends the ball into the Sunil Gavaskar pavilion, doesn't seem like he hit that hard, but enough to take it all the way, Praveen Kumar is missing a trick by bowling it full and on a length14.2
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, FOUR, full toss outside the off stump, Franklin smacks that hard through cover, can't understand why there is no deep extra cover, he is toying with the bowlers at the moment14.1
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, SIX, Fetch it! Praveen Kumar won the contest in the first over but Franklin makes up for the Maiden over, swings his bat and clobbers the length ball over the mid wicket boundary and deposits it out of the stands
Praveen Kumar [2.0-1-7-0] is back into the attack13.6
Azhar Mahmood to Dinesh Karthik, no run, fuller one on the off stump, driven back hard, Azhar Mahmood stops it on his follow-through, a dot ball to end the over13.5
Azhar Mahmood to Dinesh Karthik, 2 runs, low full toss, Dinesh Karthik flicks it to deep mid wicket, good running this, they take two more13.4
Azhar Mahmood to Dinesh Karthik, FOUR, Dinesh Karthik is on a roll! This one was outside the off stump, he opens the blade and runs it down to the third man boundary, beautifully done, he knew that third man was inside the circle and he made full use of it13.3
Azhar Mahmood to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin shuffles back and across, had to play it close to the body as a result of it, draws the bat close to him and drops it wide of the keeper13.2
Azhar Mahmood to Dinesh Karthik, 1 run, back of a length and on the off stump, Dinesh Karthik goes back, tucks it towards square leg and picks a single13.1
Azhar Mahmood to Dinesh Karthik, FOUR, Dinesh Karthik walks across and helps the full toss past the man at short fine, picks the gap and it rockets away to the boundary, he is playing a fine knock out here, Dinesh Karthik, Azhar Mahmood has a wry smile on his face, he's not able to stem the flow of runs despite his experience
Azhar Mahmood [2.0-0-19-0] is back into the attack12.6
David Hussey to Dinesh Karthik, 1 run, Dinesh Karthik sweeps it to short fine leg, went off the inside half and went straight to the fielder12.5
David Hussey to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin dabs one to the off side, takes a single and gets to his FIFTY, his first one in the IPL, he has played a good innings12.4
David Hussey to Dinesh Karthik, 1 run, Dinesh Karthik looks to sweep gets some glove and the ball moves towards point, they collect a single12.3
David Hussey to Dinesh Karthik, FOUR, Sensational stuff this! It wasn't a bad ball by any means, there were three fielders in the deep on the on side, Dinesh Karthik picks the fuller one and targets the cow corner, clears the front leg and sends it wide of long on, one bounce over the ropes, it almost carried all the way12.2
David Hussey to Dinesh Karthik, FOUR, Dinesh Karthik gets in a long stride forward, converts it into a full toss and reverse sweeps it behind square on the off side, into the deep point boundary, runs are beginning to flow for the Mumbai Indians12.1
David Hussey to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin pats one towards cover, they take a quick single
David Hussey, right-arm off break, comes into the attack11.6
Bhatt to Dinesh Karthik, FOUR, Dinesh Karthik goes across and scoops one over short fine, hit that very hard and he will get four more11.5
Bhatt to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin drives it hard but finds Dinesh Karthik in the way, he had to take evasive action, deflects off his arm towards long off, Dinesh Karthik fell as soon as the ball went past him, they take a single11.4
Bhatt to Dinesh Karthik, 1 run, that was a free-bie, Dinesh Karthik can't get that away, goes off the glove to the keeper who doesn't stop it cleanly, the ball moves towards short third and they take a single11.3
Bhatt to Franklin, 1 run, drives one to long off, takes an easy single11.2
Bhatt to Franklin, SIX, poor ball! Full toss to a set batsman, he clobbers it over deep mid wicket, sends it into the 1st tier, he is the man to be going after the bowlers now, well set and he can strike them hard11.1
Bhatt to Franklin, SIX, flighted delivery and Franklin's eyes lit up, charges down the track and smacks it over wide long on, hit that cleanly, more like a lofted hit, effortlessly done!
Bhargav Bhatt [2.0-0-14-0] is back into the attack10.6
Chawla to Dinesh Karthik, 2 runs, Dinesh Karthik pulls the short ball between square leg and mid wicket for a couple more10.5
Chawla to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin goes back looking to whips it across, sees the wrong-un and checks his shot, jabs it to cover10.4
Chawla to Dinesh Karthik, 1 run, trifle short this time, Dinesh Karthik goes back and cuts it to deep point10.3
Chawla to Dinesh Karthik, no run, good bowling this, not too much air, draws Dinesh Karthik forward, he smothers the spin10.2
Chawla to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin stretches this time, pats it to the off side and steals a quick single10.1
Chawla to Franklin, 2 runs, Franklin gets across and dabs it through mid wicket, good running this, takes two
Two wickets lost in two overs after the strategy break. Mumbai need some rebuilding and they also need to increase the scoring rate which is slightly below 6.9.6
Awana to Franklin, 1 run, slanted across Franklin who nudges it to extra cover and runs hard to beat the throw and complete the single9.5
Awana to Dinesh Karthik, 1 run, fuller and on the middle stump, Dinesh Karthik works it through square leg9.4
Awana to Dinesh Karthik, no run, he's trying to bowl quick, this one is pitched outside the off stump, Dinesh Karthik gets forward and shoulders arms9.3
Awana to Dinesh Karthik, no run, Jaffa! Excellent delivery from Awana, nips back in from outside off, sneaks in the gap between the bat and the pad, brushes the thigh pad and goes to the keeper, stifled appeal and not given
Dinesh Karthik, right handed bat, comes to the crease9.2
Awana to Rohit Sharma, out Caught by Saini!! Poor shot selection! Tries to get over ambitious, shimmies down the wicket and looks to go over long off, wild swing of the bat and the ball takes the outside edge as it moves away slightly after pitching, easy take for the keeper, Rohit Sharma has let go of another opportunity and Mumbai are in some trouble. Rohit Sharma c Saini b Awana 2(5)
Awana to Rohit Sharma, THATS OUT!! Caught!!9.1
Awana to Rohit Sharma, no run, length ball around the off stump, Rohit Sharma punches it back to Awana
Parvinder Awana [1.0-0-6-0] is back into the attack8.6
Chawla to Rohit Sharma, 1 run, Rohit Sharma gets to the pitch of the ball with a good stride forward, pushes it to deep point, retains the strike8.5
Chawla to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin stretches and strikes it hard to David Hussey at short extra cover, he gets some hand to it and saves a certain boundary8.4
Chawla to Franklin, 2 runs, Franklin gets on one knee and gets under the ball to help it through the vacant short fine leg region8.3
Chawla to Rohit Sharma, 1 run, pushes it to long on and gets off the mark8.2
Chawla to Rohit Sharma, no run, Rohit Sharma defends one to mid off
Rohit Sharma, right handed bat, comes to the crease8.1
Chawla to Tendulkar, out Tendulkar Run Out!! 1 run completed. Dear o dear, error in judgement has cost him his own wicket. Tendulkar gets across and nurdles it through square leg, the ball was ambling towards the deep mid wicket fielder and Tendulkar decided to go for two, but he didn't realise that he would be challenging David Miller's arm, a rocket throw from Miller and he's well short. Tendulkar run out (David Miller/Saini) 23(23) [4s-3]
Chawla to Tendulkar, THATS OUT!! Run Out!!
Strategy break now! Mumbai need to up the ante, yes they haven't lost a wicket but the platform is set. A score of around 160-170 will swing the game firmly in their favor. With the ball moving around and with the spinners getting some purchase, it will be tough to chase any total in excess of 160. Rayudu, Rohit, Pollard and Perera - they have a lot of big hitters to come.7.6
Azhar Mahmood to Tendulkar, 1 run, Tendulkar leans and drives it on the up to long off, the fielder collects it on one bounce, teams have made a habit of getting 50 partnerships for the opening wicket of late, we saw Chennai doing it twice7.5
Azhar Mahmood to Franklin, 1 run, glides one down to third man, there was some width on offer but he could not put it away for more7.4
Azhar Mahmood to Franklin, no run, Franklin slashes at one that was much closer to the body than he expected, misread the line and he's beaten7.3
Azhar Mahmood to Franklin, FOUR, short ball and Franklin pulls it over mid wicket, wonderfully played! Gets under it nicely and clears the infield, one bounce over the ropes, one has to feel for Azhar Mahmood, a drop catch and then a boundary7.2
Azhar Mahmood to Tendulkar, 1 run, catch dropped by Awana! Should have taken it. Tendulkar walked across looking to scoop it over short fine, he had seen the fielder called inside the circle and wanted to make full use of it, goes off the glove and went slowly in the air, Awana had to move to his right and dive, gets his hands to it and the ball pops out as soon as he falls down, poor fielding!7.1
Azhar Mahmood to Franklin, 1 run, pitches it up and Franklin flicks it to deep mid wicket, a single is everything that Franklin would get6.6
Chawla to Tendulkar, no run, just 3 runs off that over! Quicker one, Tendulkar played it with bat close to the body, nudged it to short third looking for a single, it went quickly to the fielder and Franklin says NO6.5
Chawla to Tendulkar, no run, turns away from Tendulkar as he tosses it up a wee bit, driven to cover point6.4
Chawla to Franklin, 1 run, much slower through the air, Franklin chips it to long on6.3
Chawla to Franklin, no run, Googly! Not picked by Franklin, skids across and whistles past the outside edge, he missed it by a kitten's whisker6.2
Chawla to Tendulkar, 1 run, Tendulkar gets across, waits for it to come to the bat and turns it to mid wicket with soft hands6.1
Chawla to Franklin, 1 run, starts with a fuller one, Franklin uses his bottom hand and dabs it to long on for a single
Piyush Chawla, right-arm leg break, comes into the attack5.6
Azhar Mahmood to Tendulkar, no run, Tendulkar drives elegantly but can't pick the gap, struck real hard, goes straight to the fielder at mid off5.6
Azhar Mahmood to Tendulkar, wide, Tendulkar goes across and looks to hook it over the keeper's head, the keeper and the bowler appeal, but the umpire calls it a wide, wasn't really over head height! Bad call.5.5
Azhar Mahmood to Tendulkar, FOUR, slower ball and Tendulkar picks it up! Waits for it and lofts it over mid on, a couple of bounces and into the fence, the noise levels have gone up a few decibels here5.4
Azhar Mahmood to Tendulkar, FOUR, that's class! Sweetly done by Tendulkar, shuffled across, waited for the ball to go past him, drew the bat close and just kissed the ball gently, used the pace of the ball and it races down to the third man boundary5.3
Azhar Mahmood to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin gets forward and drives a length ball to mid off, quick single taken5.2
Azhar Mahmood to Tendulkar, 1 run, Tendulkar stands on his toes and works it off his hips to deep square leg5.1
Azhar Mahmood to Tendulkar, no run, Tendulkar cracks it off the backfoot to point, can't get it past Marsh, goes straight to him
Azhar Mahmood, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack
Five overs up. They haven't gone off to a rollicking start, but they haven't lost any wicket. They have hard hitters to come in. But you will expect some fireworks now. Old horse Azhar Mahmood comes to bowl.4.6
Awana to Franklin, no run, that one stood low! Franklin was looking to crack it through the off side, ends up chopping it down the wicket, seems to be complaining to the umpire about something, wonder what that was!4.5
Awana to Franklin, FOUR, back of a length and there was some width on offer, Franklin opens the face and steers it behind backward point, brought the bottom hand into play, good wrist work and he'll get four more4.4
Awana to Franklin, no run, Franklin gets forward and pushes one straight to the fielder at backward point, Marsh the fielder4.3
Awana to Tendulkar, 1 run, trifle short, Tendulkar swivels and pulls it behind square leg, there is a fielder in the deep who will ensure that it will be nothing more than one4.2
Awana to Tendulkar, no run, Tendulkar comes down the wicket, makes some room and slaps it to cover, good stop by David Hussey
Awana to Tendulkar - this will be interesting. Tendulkar has this habit of getting out to bowlers who are not really dangerous. Can Awana get the big man?4.1
Awana to Franklin, 1 run, fuller one outside the off stump, Franklin comes on the frontfoot and drives it to mid off, slightly wide of the fielder, he will get a single
Parvinder Awana, right-arm medium, comes into the attack
Awana introduced now. We all know what he did against the Royal Challengers. He will be looking for quick wickets.3.6
Bhatt to Franklin, 1 run, trifle short, Franklin tucks it off his pads to deep square leg, retains the strike with that run3.5
Bhatt to Franklin, FOUR, another one! Franklin hoicks this over backward square leg, picked it from the off stump and did well to clear the infield, there is no protection in the deep over there, it will be four more3.4
Bhatt to Franklin, FOUR, swept away! Franklin picks the right ball to hit, goes over backward square leg, the ball goes racing into the fine leg boundary, the tempo is slowly being raised here at the Wankhede3.3
Bhatt to Tendulkar, 1 run, around the leg stump, Tendulkar clears his front leg and taps it towards short mid wicket, easy single3.2
Bhatt to Franklin, 1 run, full toss from Bhatt and Franklin has scooted that to long on, goes on one bounce to the fielder3.1
Bhatt to Franklin, no run, Franklin plunges forward and pushes it to point, no chance of taking a run again2.6
Praveen Kumar to Tendulkar, 2 runs, wonderful push through cover, doesn't go all the way though, the outfield is not lightning quick, Miller from cover runs back and does well to put the slide in, flicks it back to the other fielder and they keep the batsmen down to two2.5
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, 1 run, Franklin pushes one to mid on and sets off straight away, the throw came to Tendulkar's end, but the fielder didn't manage to get the direct hit in, he's home safely2.4
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, no run, drives the fuller delivery, picks the man at extra cover, won't get a run2.3
Praveen Kumar to Tendulkar, leg byes, 1 run, Tendulkar must consider himself very lucky! Or did it strike him outside the line? Marginal! What a delivery that was. Absolute peach! Nipped back sharply, struck Tendulkar on the front pad as he was looking to play across, sneaks a leg bye as the ball moves towards cover point2.2
Praveen Kumar to Tendulkar, FOUR, errs in line a wee bit! Enough for someone of the calibre of Tendulkar, flicks it behind square on the on side, Awana at fine leg ran well, dived and tried to flick the ball back, but didn't manage to pull it back2.1
Praveen Kumar to Tendulkar, no run, pitched up around the off stump, Tendulkar goes across and works it to square leg, doesn't find the gap1.6
Bhatt to Tendulkar, 1 run, Tendulkar sweeps again, goes off the inside half of the bat to short fine and they scamper through for a quick single1.5
Bhatt to Tendulkar, no run, almost pulled off a great catch there, Chawla! Tendulkar smacked that hard to cover point, the ball didn't carry, but a wonderful stop by Chawla1.4
Bhatt to Tendulkar, no run, Tendulkar looks to paddle sweep one, the ball turns away and raps him on the pad, loud appeal from the bowler, probably struck outside the off stump1.3
Bhatt to Franklin, 1 run, on the backfoot, tucked to square leg and they collect a single1.2
Bhatt to Tendulkar, 1 run, first run for Mumbai and Tendulkar, played it really late, allowed the ball to go past him and then nurdled it towards short third man with an open face1.1
Bhatt to Tendulkar, no run, some turn away from Tendulkar, he gets forward and defends it with a soft bottom hand
Bhargav Bhatt, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack
Loud cheer! When I say loud, it really is loud. Tendulkar on strike. Bhargav Batt the bowler.0.6
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, no run, fabulous over from Praveen Kumar! A maiden first up. Another one that was in the corridor of uncertainty and Franklin had to go for it, same story, the ball goes past the bat and the keeper collects it with ease0.5
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, no run, Tendulkar was half way down, but comes back safely! Franklin gets one from the outer half of the bat towards backward point, the fielder falls to his right and produces a half-stop, Tendulkar was interested in the single, Franklin wasn't, sends him back0.4
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, no run, back of a length and moving away, Franklin lifts his bat and lets it go, seems like he's tired of playing and missing them, decides to let it go
Three slips and a gully in place0.3
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, no run, three in a row! More bounce this time around, Franklin gets forward and looks to push it to the off side, the ball bounces and moves away, whistles past the outside edge0.2
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, no run, another one that's beaten the outside edge! On a length this time around, moves in the air and also off the seam, Franklin was poking at it and the ball goes into the keeper's gloves0.1
Praveen Kumar to Franklin, no run, late movement in the air for Praveen Kumar, fuller one bowled across the left hander, Franklin was leaning forward looking to drive, it goes past the outside edge
Franklin and Tendulkar are at the crease. Franklin is on strike. Praveen Kumar will open the attack
Alright, here we go. Praveen Kumar has the new ball. Expect some swing straight away.
Gilchrist: We went close the other day but didn't clear the line. This is the first time I have been injured in my whole career, and it doesn't feel good. We have plans for Sachin, we knew that he would be playing, and they have a very good team. But anyone can beat anyone in this format. Hopefully we have impact with the new ball like we did against RCB. My family was here for the last couple of weeks, and it was great to have them. They will be leaving tomorrow.
So, apparently Mumbai are going in with just three overseas players. Remember, they were the team who had asked for a special permission to play 5 overseas players during the Champions League.
Kings XI Punjab (Playing XI): Nitin Saini(w), Siddharth Chitnis, Shaun Marsh, David Hussey(c), David Miller, Azhar Mahmood, Mandeep Singh, Piyush Chawla, Bhargav Bhatt, Praveen Kumar, Parvinder Awana
Mumbai Indians (Playing XI): Ambati Rayudu, Sachin Tendulkar, Rohit Sharma, Kieron Pollard, Dinesh Karthik(w), James Franklin, Thissara Perera, Harbhajan Singh(c), Pragyan Ojha, RP Singh, Munaf Patel
RP Singh: We have 6-7 medium pacers, we won't be missing Malinga that much. I want to be the highest wicket taker in the IPL. Right now, I am behind Malinga and I want to get there. We have had a good break, we have had some nice preparation going into this game. Hopefully, we will play well.
Some drama at the toss. Harbhajan tossed the coin and David Hussey called. The mic didn't pic up what Hussey called. It came down heads and Ravi Shastri says, 'Heads was the call and heads it is. Harbhajan has won the toss'. Err. . If heads was the call made by Hussey and if it came down heads, how can Bhajji win the toss??
Mumbai Indians have won the toss and elected to bat
David Hussey: We played good cricket in the previous game. Our batting has been the problem, we haven't put enough total on the board. Gilly won't be playing today, hopefully he'll be back quickly. It is a fantastic stadium, the home of Indian cricket and we look forward to this game. We have a couple of changes - Chitnis and Bhargav Bhatt are playing for us today.
Harbhajan: We had to rectify a few things from the last game. We have had time to recover. Hopefully we perform well today. These breaks will help. From now, we play continuous cricket for the next 10 days. During the day games, the wicket will remain the same throughout the game. We want to bat first and put up a good total, try and restrict them later on. Tendulkar, Franklin and Perera are playing today.
Alright, it is toss time.
Good afternoon folks! A warm welcome to you all on this Super Sunday. A double header ahead of us today - Mumbai Indians take on Kings XI at the Wankhede in the first game and Deccan Chargers lock horns with Kolkata Knight Riders in the 8 PM game later today. Big news is that Tendulkar is fully fit and will be raring to go against the Kings XI who will be missing the services of Gilchrist again. Mumbai won't be too jolted with the absence of Malinga, they do have some quality bowlers in their line up that makes them the favorites. But, T20 cricket is unpredictable. Let's find out what happens. Don't go anywhere, we will be back with the toss and the team line-ups.
Mumbai Indians face off against Kings XI Punjab at the Wankhede stadium with both teams looking to get back on track after suffering some losses. The Harbhajan Singh-led side have won three and lost two so far while Adam Gilchrist's side has won only 2 of the 6 matches played.
Head to Head: Mumbai have played against Punjab eigth times in the IPL and have only won three times.
Mumbai: With their campaign stuttering due to continuous batting failures, Mumbai Indians got a big boost ahead of their Indian Premier League match against Kings XI Punjab with Sachin Tendulkar being declared fit to take the field. The home team can expect a change of fortune with Tendulkar, who has seen the action only from the sidelines after getting hit on his finger in the opening game on April 4, returning to the opening slot and giving a much-needed dose of stability to the top order. Mumbai Indians paid the price of reckless batting against Delhi Daredevils as they managed just 92 runs, their second-lowest total in five seasons, to lose their last match comprehensively. Tendulkar on Saturday practiced hard after missing the last four games and his presence on Sunday would certainly calm down the jangled nerves of the top order. Key MI batsmen -- Rohit Sharma, Kieron Pollard and Ambati Rayudu and Richard Levi -- have all been inconsistent while wicket-keeper Dinesh Karthik has been a total failure.
The additional worry for MI is that paceman Lasith Malinga will not take the field for the second match in succession because of pain in his back. Whenever MI were in trouble, the team had lobbed the ball to the Sri Lankan sling-arm bowler and he had delivered. In his absence, the team fielded Australian Clint Mckay without much success against the Daredevils, but the target for the visitors was too small for the bowlers to make any impression. Munaf Patel has bowled extremely well and is, in fact, the highest wicket taker (10 in four games) for MI this season and he is expected to have Rudra Pratap Singh as back-up in pace for the second game running. Harbhajan himself has failed to make an impression, having just one wicket to his credit in five games, and the team would look for a bigger contribution from him. Australian Mitchell Johnson is expected to join the team but is unlikely to be considered for the match.
Punjab: The visitors have an equally important task of getting their campaign back on track after suffering their fourth defeat in six games to the Royal Challengers Bangalore in Mohali on Friday night. Captain Adam Gilchrist was absent due to hamstring injury and is set to miss Sunday's game too. The bright spot for Punjab is the fact that Azhar Mahmood, the former Pakistan player but now an England player, was able to join his team after visa-related issues delayed his arrival. He immediately contributed with the bat in making a quick-fire 33 off 14 balls against Bangalore. Paul Valthaty, the Mumbai-born opener who was a sensation in IPL-4, has been the biggest flop of this season. As compared to the phenomenal 463 runs he had scored in the last season, he has mustered only 34 in six games.
Shaun Marsh, the Australian left hander, too has been in poor form as compared to last year when he amassed over 500 runs at 42.00 per innings. He has only 157 runs to his credit so far. Overall, the Punjab batting has not really lived up to the mark and the visitors would be eager to put behind the two back-to-back defeats at home. Punjab would need to take early wickets against MI to fancy their chances of halting the losing streak.
Mumbai Indians (From): Harbhajan Singh(c), Sachin Tendulkar, Abu Nechim, Aiden Blizzard, Yuzvendra Chahal, James Franklin, Herschelle Gibbs, Davy Jacobs, Mitchell Johnson, Dinesh Karthik(w), Dhawal Kulkarni, Richard Levi, Clint McKay, Lasith Malinga, Sushant Marathe, Pragyan Ojha, Munaf Patel, Thissara Perera, Robin Peterson, Kieron Pollard, Ambati Rayudu, Jaydev Shah, Rohit Sharma, RP Singh, Tirumalsetti Suman, Pawan Suyal, Aditya Tare, Suryakumar Yadav, Amitoze Singh, Sujit Nayak, Rahul Shukla, Apoorv Wankhade
Kings XI Punjab (From): Adam Gilchrist(w/c), Love Ablish, Piyush Chawla, Amit Yadav, Azhar Mahmood, Bhargav Bhatt, Bipul Sharma, Stuart Broad, Siddharth Chitnis, Paras Dogra, James Faulkner, Harmeet Singh, Ryan Harris, Praveen Kumar, Vikramjeet Malik, Mandeep Singh, Shaun Marsh, Dimitri Mascarenhas, David Miller, Abhishek Nayar, Ramesh Powar, Nathan Rimmington, Nitin Saini, Rajagopal Sathish, Shalabh Srivastava, Sunny Singh, Paul Valthaty, Parvinder Awana, David Hussey