Final result
Mumbai Indians won by 14 runs
Player of the match: C Green
Result · Indian Premier League
Mumbai Indians vs Sunrisers Hyderabad
Result · Indian Premier League
H2H · MI 14–10 SRHVenue par · 186Chase success · 56%POTM · C Green
Match preview & overview
Mumbai Indians edge Sunrisers Hyderabad by 14 runs in high-scoring Hyderabad clash
Mumbai Indians beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 14 runs at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on 18 April 2023. MI batted first, posting 192/5 off their 20 overs. SRH's reply never quite recovered from a sluggish powerplay and they were bowled out for 178. Cameron Green took the Player of the Match award. Sunrisers Hyderabad had won the toss and opted to field, a decision with some statistical backing at this venue, but MI's total made it a chase SRH could not complete.
The match turned in the powerplay. Mumbai Indians scored 53 runs and lost only 1 wicket in the first six overs. That platform, well above the ground's average powerplay contribution of 43 runs, gave MI's middle order room to build. They added 77 for 2 in the middle phase and hammered 62 more for 2 at the death. SRH, by contrast, lost two wickets for 42 in their powerplay, and though they posted 91 runs in the middle overs, four wickets in the death for 45 runs ended any realistic prospect of overhauling the target.
Among the key individual contributions, Green's display with bat in hand was decisive enough to earn the match award. The result moved MI's head-to-head record against SRH to 14 wins from 25 meetings overall.
Pitch report & venue insights
Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai — 196-match sample
Aggregate conditions from 2003–2026. Numbers that tend to decide matches at this ground — par score, chase success, powerplay averages and toss bias.
196
T20 matches hosted
186
Avg 1st-innings score
171
Avg 2nd-innings score
56%
Chase success rate
46
Avg powerplay runs
73%
Toss-field rate
Head-to-head record
Mumbai Indians lead the series 14–10 from 25 completed matches
Seasons 2013–2025
Series standing
Mumbai Indians
Sunrisers Hyderabad25
Total meetings
0
No results
10
In last 10
Recent encounters
Last 102025MI won by 7 wickets
2025MI won by 4 wickets
2024MI won by 7 wickets
2024SRH won by 31 runs
2023MI won by 8 wickets
2023MI won by 14 runs
2022SRH won by 3 runs
2021MI won by 42 runs
2021MI won by 13 runs
2020SRH won by 10 wickets
Key talking points
Moments the match hinged on
Headline angle
MI post exactly the venue average first-innings score
Mumbai Indians finished on 192/5, matching the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium's average first-innings total of 192 across 104 matches to the run. Their powerplay produced 53 runs for 1 wicket, well ahead of the venue's average of 43 powerplay runs, giving the chase a steep slope from the off.
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SRH's powerplay cost them the match
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Cameron Green named Player of the Match
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Toss advantage didn't translate for SRH
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MI's head-to-head record strengthens further
Betting & analytical angles
Angles the data surfaced
- Top batter markets may be more interesting than outright lines at this ground, given the high average first-innings score of 192 across 104 matches tends to reward individual performances at the top of the order.
- The powerplay phase looks like a meaningful differentiator here. MI scored 53/1 versus SRH's 42/2 in the first six overs; markets that reflect early wickets or powerplay run totals may carry more signal than the match result line alone.
- The venue's 54% chase-success rate is slightly above even; outright markets pricing in the toss and conditions may not fully account for how large a first-innings total shifts that balance.
- Player of the Match markets at a venue with a high average first-innings score historically lean towards top-order batting contributions, though all-round performances like C Green's complicate those assumptions.
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Frequently asked
Questions about Mumbai Indians vs Sunrisers Hyderabad
What was the result of the Mumbai Indians vs Sunrisers Hyderabad IPL match on 18 April 2023?
Mumbai Indians beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 14 runs at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad. MI posted 192/5 batting first, and SRH were bowled out for 178 in reply. C Green was named Player of the Match.
Who won the toss in the MI vs SRH IPL 2023 match?
Sunrisers Hyderabad won the toss and chose to field. The decision was broadly in line with the ground's tendencies, where teams elect to field 49% of the time and the chase-success rate stands at 54%. However, MI's total of 192/5 proved too steep for SRH.
What is the head-to-head record between Mumbai Indians and Sunrisers Hyderabad?
Mumbai Indians lead the head-to-head series 14 wins to 10 from 25 IPL meetings. There have been no no-results. MI have won four of the last five encounters, including both fixtures in 2025.
Where can I watch Mumbai Indians vs Sunrisers Hyderabad IPL matches in the UK?
IPL matches are broadcast in the UK on Sky Sports Cricket. You can also stream via Sky Go or pick up a day pass through NOW TV. Coverage typically starts around 15 minutes before the scheduled 19:30 IST (15:00 BST) first ball, though evening fixtures at 19:30 IST tip off at 15:00 BST.
How did each team's batting break down by phase in this match?
Mumbai Indians scored 53/1 in the powerplay, 77/2 in the middle overs, and 62/2 at the death to finish 192/5. Sunrisers Hyderabad managed 42/2 in the powerplay, 91/4 in the middle, and 45/4 at the death to be bowled out for 178.
What is the average first-innings score at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad?
The average first-innings score at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium is 192 runs across 104 IPL matches at the ground. The average second-innings score is 179. Mumbai Indians' total of 192/5 in this match matched that first-innings benchmark exactly.
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Photo credits (5)
- Cameron Green — photo by Calistemon, CC BY-SA 4.0 · source
- Umesh Yadav — photo by Dee03, CC BY-SA 3.0 · source
- Shubman Gill — photo by Ajinkyasingh, CC0 · source
- Ravichandran Ashwin — photo by Dee03, CC BY-SA 3.0 · source
- Ravindra Jadeja — photo by SR Vlogs, CC BY 3.0 · source