A run-fest in Indore

Apr 20, 2017

Shaun Marsh, playing his first match of the season, went after anything that was remotely outside off•BCCI

Krunal Pandya bowled another tight spell and was rewarded with the wicket of Wriddhiman Saha•BCCI

He then blasted five successive boundaries off McClenaghan•BCCI

The Kings XI opener carted Malinga for 51 runs. Only once has a batsman hit a bowler for more in an IPL game•BCCI

Buttler's brute force left David Miller, the substitute fielder, falling for cover•BCCI

Mitchell McClenaghan provided Mumbai Indians the breakthrough when he had Marsh chipping a catch to midwicket in the sixth over•BCCI

Hashim Amla, though, held one end up, and timed the ball superbly•AFP

Hashim Amla went onto bring up his maiden T20 century...•AFP

Amla's unbeaten 60-ball 104 was applauded by many, including Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma•BCCI

Once the openers departed, Nitish Rana took charge, scoring his fourth fifty in four innings at No. 3 this season. Mumbai eventually coasted to an eight-wicket win•BCCI

Kings XI captain Glenn Maxwell had to see off some fiery bouncers early on•BCCI

...and left Mumbai pleading for mercy •BCCI

Jos Buttler brought out his scoops and drives and led Mumbai's chase with 77 off 37 balls•BCCI