Thanks for your company for these concurrent games tonight. But don't forget to also come along for the action on Sunday, which brings the Qualifier 1 between Delhi Capitals and Chennai Super Kings. Until then, goodnight and goodbye!

Ishan Kishan is the Player of the Match: "A very good thing for me as well as for the team. Getting in good touch before the World Cup. Good state of mind is very important. I knew we are in a do-or-die situation. It was just the intent and the positive mindset. I haven't scored as many boundaries in the cover region this season. You have to be prepared for every circumstance. It's important to be in that mindset. I had a chat with Virat bhai, HP [Hardik Pandya], KP [Pollard] - they were all there. I would love to open, and that is what Virat bhai said. But at the bigger level, you need to be prepared for everything."

Here's Rohit Sharma speaking after the consolation win: "When you play for a franchise like Mumbai, you are always expected to perform. I wouldn't call it pressure. More than anything, it is the expectation. What we have created as a group stands out in the last 5-6 years. It was very tough to drop some players. But we had an on-and-off season. We had a fabulous run as a franchise. We can be very proud of what we have created. We were just getting into the momentum of winning games in Delhi, and then there was a break in between. Once we came here, there was collective failure as a group. But very happy with the win today; we gave everything, and I am sure it was entertaining for the fans too. [To the Mumbai fans] They have been the 12th man. They have always stood by us. Little disappointed we couldn't go through. Ishan Kishan is a very talented player, just the right position to bat is crucial. He just batted the way we want Ishan to."

Time for the presentations

Shriram : "Since the 2015 season, MI have either finished 1st or 5th , nothing in between!"

Rachel: "My best guess: Calcutta will win this IPL beating Delhi in the final."

Shery: "Can we make both sky and ishan man of match..fan of MI from Pakistan"

Suryakumar Yadav after that blast: "We had nothing to lose, and had a target in our mind. So we kept running behind it. Happy to be on the winning side. World Cup is a big tournament, so really looking forward to it."

Manish Pandey: "Very hot day today, a lot of work in the field to start with, an intense 20 overs for us as a bowling unit, and I batted for a long time today, and both my calves are cramping. Best surface we've played on in this tournament. We knew Mumbai would come hard at us, and they did. I thought we could have bowled a little better, our fast bowlers gave away a few extra runs and that cost us in the end. We won only three games, we had a lot of changes in the side, and they didn't work for us. We were struggling a little bit, even in the early games in Chennai. We tried to do better in the second half, but unfortunately we could not. We only had a few individual performances, but no complete team performance.

Rahul Ghadge: "I can't believe it... Highest runs in an innings in IPL 2021 for SRH have come against MI that too without their batting giants Bairstow, Warner, Williamson. "

9.59pm Phew. A feast of runs in this league finale, but neither team ends it feeling satiated. Mumbai began the day needing a miracle, and they did very well to push the miracle narrative as far as they could with a barnstorming batting display, but on a pitch this flat they were never going to bowl the Sunrisers out for 65 or less. A fighting batting display from SRH, meanwhile, to end the season on a reasonably positive note, though still on the losing side.

Terrific innings from Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav earlier in the day, though, and both of them would welcome this return to something like their best form ahead of the T20 World Cup.

Boult to finish.