Suryakumar Yadav gets the Orange Cap from Rohit Sharma. But it's Rohit speaking: "It was important for us to get off to a good start. After couple of overs, we thought the ball was coming on nicely. We wanted to hit straight. It was kind of skiddy, the wicket. The only thing I was worried about [in that review] was if it was pitching in line or not... and it came off. [Rickelton] works really hard on his game... If he continues to bat like that, it augurs really well for us. It's very important for us to understand the pitch. I know one side is short, and the other side is big. The guys are pretty experienced in what they do. Hopefully, we can defend that target; it's a very good score. If you look at our batting line-up, a lot of these guys haven't batted for a few games now."

9.18pm Both batters end on exactly the same score: 48 not out off 23 balls. Surya and Pandya add 94 runs in just 44 deliveries, as MI continue their great run. But their total of 217 was set up by a century opening stand between Rohit and Rickelton, both of whom got half-centuries. It's going to be a massive chase: remember, RR are knocked out of they lose tonight, but also don't forget what Suryavanshi did last time. Join Ekanth for the chase (and prayers of another mindblowing hundred from the 14-year-old).