KKR Vs MI Live Score IPL 2026: Mumbai 183/2 After 15 Overs, Need Just 38 Runs to Win

Need 86 Runs in 9 Overs | CRR: 12.27 | RRR: 9.56

Rohit Sharma: 67 (34)   |   Ryan Rickelton: 66 (33)

KKR NEED BREAKTHROUGH 🚨

Mumbai Indians are cruising at 135/0 after 11 overs, with both openers completely dominating the chase. Rohit Sharma and Ryan Rickelton have built a massive partnership and are showing no signs of slowing down.

Varun Chakravarthy was brought in to break the stand, but MI batters continued their aggressive approach, finding boundaries and keeping the pressure on KKR.

With the required run rate dropping below 10 and no wickets lost, Mumbai are now firmly in control and closing in on the target.

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Over: Varun Chakravarthy – No breakthrough, pressure continues on KKR

Need 99 Runs in 10 Overs | CRR: 12.20 | RRR: 9.90

Rohit Sharma: 65 (32)   |   Ryan Rickelton: 55 (29)

MI DOMINATING 💥 | NO WICKET YET

Mumbai Indians have raced to 122/0 after 10 overs, continuing their complete dominance in this run chase. Both Rohit Sharma and Ryan Rickelton are well set and scoring freely against the KKR bowling attack.

Kartik Tyagi was brought into the attack, but the over turned out to be expensive with extras and boundaries allowing MI to maintain their high scoring rate.

KKR are still searching for their first breakthrough, and unless they pick up wickets soon, this match is slipping rapidly out of their control.

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Over: Kartik Tyagi – Expensive over, pressure mounting on KKR

Need 111 Runs in 11 Overs | CRR: 12.22 | RRR: 10.10

Rohit Sharma: 59 (29)   |   Ryan Rickelton: 50 (25)

RICKELTON FIFTY 🚀 | 100+ PARTNERSHIP 🔥

Mumbai Indians are completely dominating the chase, reaching 110/0 after 9 overs. Ryan Rickelton has now joined Rohit Sharma in the fifty club, bringing up a शानदार half-century and continuing the relentless attack.

The opening partnership has crossed the 100-run mark without any breakthrough, putting Kolkata Knight Riders under massive pressure. Their key bowlers, including Narine and Chakravarthy, have failed to make an impact so far.

With both set batters going strong and required run rate well under control, Mumbai are cruising towards what looks like a comfortable chase unless KKR finds a wicket immediately.

Over: Sunil Narine – Expensive over, KKR still searching for first wicket

Need 125 Runs in 12 Overs | CRR: 12.00 | RRR: 10.40

Rohit Sharma: 58 (28)   |   Ryan Rickelton: 37 (20)

MI IN FULL CONTROL 🟢

Mumbai Indians continue to dominate the chase, reaching 96/0 after 8 overs without losing a wicket. Rohit Sharma is leading from the front with a fluent knock, while Rickelton is maintaining the attacking tempo from the other end.

KKR brought Varun Chakravarthy into the attack to break the partnership, but MI batters handled him comfortably, rotating strike and picking boundaries when needed.

With both set batters at the crease and the required run rate still under control, Mumbai are cruising towards the target and tightening their grip on the match.

Over: Varun Chakravarthy – Unable to break partnership, MI comfortable

Need 133 Runs in 13 Overs | CRR: 12.57 | RRR: 10.20

Rohit Sharma: 52 (25)   |   Ryan Rickelton: 35 (17)

PARTNERSHIP BUILDING 🔥

Mumbai Indians continue their strong start after the powerplay, moving to 88/0 in 7 overs. Rohit Sharma has brought up his half-century and is now anchoring the innings, while Rickelton continues to attack at a strike rate above 200.

KKR introduced Sunil Narine in this over to control the scoring, but MI batters rotated strike smartly and kept the scoreboard ticking without taking unnecessary risks.

With no wickets lost and the required run rate under control, Mumbai are firmly ahead in the chase at this stage.

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Over: Sunil Narine – Controlled over, but MI still in command

Need 141 Runs in 14 Overs | CRR: 13.33 | RRR: 10.10

Rohit Sharma: 51 (23)   |   Ryan Rickelton: 28 (13)

ROHIT SHARMA FIFTY 🚀

Mumbai Indians have completely dominated the powerplay, racing to 80/0 in just 6 overs. Rohit Sharma has led the charge with a शानदार half-century, attacking from the start and putting KKR bowlers under massive pressure.

Kartik Tyagi’s over summed up Kolkata’s struggles, conceding big runs including two sixes. Rickelton has provided excellent support, ensuring there is no slowdown from the other end.

With all 10 wickets in hand and the required rate under control, Mumbai are now in a commanding position in this chase.

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Over: Kartik Tyagi – Expensive over, momentum firmly with MI

Need 157 Runs in 15 Overs | CRR: 12.80 | RRR: 10.50

Rohit Sharma: 35 (17)   |   Ryan Rickelton: 28 (13)

ROHIT ON FIRE 🔥

Mumbai Indians are dominating the chase with a blistering start in the powerplay. Rohit Sharma has shifted gears and is now attacking the spinners, taking on Varun Chakaravarthy with confidence. Rickelton continues to play aggressively at the other end, keeping the pressure firmly on KKR.

With no wickets lost and the required rate dropping, Mumbai are now firmly ahead in the game. Kolkata desperately need a breakthrough to stop this momentum.

Over: Varun Chakaravarthy – under pressure

Need 172 Runs in 16 Overs | CRR: 12.25 | RRR: 10.80

POWERPLAY DOMINATION 💥

Mumbai Indians have taken complete control in the powerplay. Rickelton is smashing at a strike rate above 200, while Rohit Sharma is matching the tempo. The required run rate has dropped below 11, putting MI firmly on top in this chase.

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Bowling: KKR bowlers under heavy pressure, no breakthrough yet

Need 187 Runs in 17 Overs | CRR: 11.33 | RRR: 11.00

On Crease: Rickelton 21 (10) | Rohit Sharma 12 (8)

ATTACK MODE 🔥

Mumbai Indians have completely turned the momentum in the powerplay. Rickelton is playing aggressively, while Rohit Sharma is finding his timing. The required run rate is still high, but MI are now matching the pace with attacking intent.

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Bowling: KKR bowlers under pressure as runs flow quickly

Need 206 Runs in 18 Overs | CRR: 7.50 | RRR: 11.40

On Crease: Rickelton 9 (7) | Rohit Sharma 5 (5)

MOMENTUM SHIFT 🟢

Mumbai Indians have recovered well after a slow first over. Rickelton has found boundaries, while Rohit Sharma is settling in. The pressure is still there with a high required rate, but MI are beginning to build a platform in the powerplay.

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Bowling: Arora & Muzarabani keeping it tight but boundaries leaking