Kolkata vs Mumbai, Live Score, Match 65, Indian Premier League, 2026

Cameron Green to Ryan Rickelton, OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! Expertly held by Manish Pandey. Cameron Green provides a big wicket to KKR. Angled in from around the wicket, on a good length, on middle. Rickelton gets a bit low and has a swipe across the line. A top edge is found and it is skied a long way up in the cover-point region. Manish Pandey calls for it as he moves to his left. He keeps his eyes on the ball all the way through and his head stays still right through. Even though the ball curves away from him at the last moment, he has it covered. He hangs low and dives to complete the catch.

Saurabh Dubey to Rohit Sharma, OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! A well-judged catch by Cameron Green and the start gets even better for KKR. Saurabh Dubey has his arms aloft in delight. Dubey takes pace off and serves it full, on off. Sharma looks to go big on the leg side and swings across the line. He does not pick the change of pace and is early into the lofted hit. It goes a long way up behind mid-wicket. Cameron Green charges across to his right all the way from mid on, while Rovman Powell also goes for the catch from mid-wicket. Green has Powell in his peripheral vision, converging to his left, but he is not put off by it. At the last moment, Rovman leaves it for Cameron and the Aussie having got to the ball, holds on nicely close to his chest.

Cameron Green to Naman Dhir, OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! KKR get the review right and it is a double blow from Cameron Green. Cameron serves it full, allowing the ball to move away in the air. Dhir is lured into the drive and pushes at the ball away from his body. The ball goes past the bat and it is snaffled with ease by the keeper, Angkrish Raghuvanshi. KKR go up in unison but the finger stays down. Ajinkya Rahane takes the review. The UltraEdge confirms the outside edge when the ball is close to the bat. A three-ball duck for Dhir.

Saurabh Dubey to Suryakumar Yadav, OUT! DRAGGED ON! The change of angle does the trick for Saurabh Dubey. Another low score for Suryakumar Yadav. Dubey switches to around the wicket and bowls it on a back of a length at 128.6 kph. Suryakumar hangs back and throws his hands at the ball. It comes back a touch to catch the inside edge before crashing into the stumps. Wicket number 2 for Saurabh and MI are 4 down for 41.

Kartik Tyagi to Tilak Varma, OUT! TAKEN IN THE DEEP​​! Tilak holes out and MI lose half their side. Kartik bangs it hard into the surface, short and on top of the stumps. It bounces a bit more as Tilak Varma is hurried into the shot. He tries to smash it over deep square leg with a pull, gets no timing and airs it straight to Anukul Roy stationed in the deep. A simple catching practice for him as Roy gathers it to his left, around the waist. Tilak Varma struggled for his 32-ball 20 and he walks back now. Mumbai Indians are 84/5.

Sunil Narine to Hardik Pandya, OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! The old fox continues to weave his magic and strikes, ending Hardik's misery. Narine lands it somewhere outside the off stump and gives a bit of flight on it. It pitches and zips prodigiously back into the batter, staying evidently low as well. Hardik is pinned in the crease and tries to cut it away, but is late on the shot and the ball skids, beating the inside edge, and flattening the middle stump. Mumbai Indians are in a deep hole now, with the score reading a sorry-looking 95/6.

Varun Chakaravarthy to Will Jacks, OUT! WILL JACKS IS RUN OUT! That is the last thing MI wanted, given the situation they are in. Lands it outside off, on a fullish length, Jacks carves it along the turf to deep point for a single and wants the second, but Bosch is first caught guilty of ball-watching and eventually sends his partner back. Rinku collects the ball and throws it to the bowling end. Varun Chakaravarthy collects the throw beside the stump and whips the bails off with Jacks out by a fair margin. The replays confirm the same as well. The problems just keep multiplying for the men in blue as MI are reduced to 105/7.

Kartik Tyagi to Deepak Chahar, OUT! CAUGHT! MI FINISH AT 147/8. Kartik rolls his fingers on the ball and takes all the pace off. Digs it in short and outside off. Deepak Chahar tries to sail the ball over point with an uppercut, but gets the timing all wrong and hence, there is no distance either. The ball goes straight towards Anukul Roy at deep point, who ain't dropping those straightforward chances. However, a very expensive final over as 19 runs come off it.

Corbin Bosch to Ajinkya Rahane, OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Corbin Bosch gets the radar right and strikes. On top of off, on a back of a length, cross-seam ball. Rahane stands tall to punch it away. The ball angles in before going away off the seam with a bit of extra bounce. It takes the outside edge and the keeper, Ryan Rickelton, gobbles it up to his right. KKR are 48/2, needing 100 runs from 86 balls.

Deepak Chahar to Finn Allen, OUT! CHOPPED ON! Chahar with a wicket in the first over. Takes out an imaginary chit out of his pocket as well, pointing it at Suryakumar Yadav seemingly. A good length ball, around off. Allen gets on his toes and looks to punch through the off side but the ball is too close to his body. He goes through the shot and gets an inside edge that rattles the off stump. Kolkata Knight Riders lose Allen cheaply and are 10/1, chasing 148.

Jasprit Bumrah to Manish Pandey, OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! The nip-backer does the trick for Jasprit Bumrah, and he is all smiles. Seam-up ball, on a nagging length, bowled from going wide on the crease. Pandey hangs back and is a bit tentative in defence. The ball jags back in off the surface to go through the yawning gap between the bat and the pad and hits the top of the middle stump. Pandey cannot quite see his side home. Good last couple of overs for MI. 6 runs and a wicket off the last 12 balls.

Corbin Bosch to Cameron Green, OUT! CAUGHT! Wickets off successive overs for Corbin Bosch. Cameron Green throws his head back in disappointment. This was there to be put away, but he found the fielder. Bosch sprays it onto the pads, on a length. Green swings away to pick it up off the pads. Hits it straight down the throat of AM Ghazanfar at deep fine leg, who takes a reverse cup catch. KKR are 54/3, chasing 148.

AM Ghazanfar to Rovman Powell, OUT! TAKEN! Corbin Bosch has pulled off a blinder. That seemed destined for a boundary. Dropped short by AM Ghazanfar, on off. Powell presses back and goes hard on the cut. He has no intention of keeping it on the ground and picks the bones out of it. Corbin Bosch reacts quickly at backward point to his right. He initially goes with both hands, but then sticks out the right hand to grab hold of the ball. It sticks in his grasp and the ball stays in even after his elbow hits the turf. Two new batters at the crease for KKR. Can MI conjure up something special?

Corbin Bosch to Tejasvi Singh, OUT! CAUGHT! Corbin Bosch continues his good game as he picks up his third wicket. On a length, around the pads, going further down. Tejasvi Singh goes down on a knee and looks to swing it away on the leg side. Ends up with a top edge that is skied in front of long leg. Ryan Rickelton calls for it and races to his left with gloves on. Deepak Chahar run in from the deep fine leg fence. Deepak doesn't call for it and Rickelton ends up clattering into Chahar but holds onto a good catch. Chahar seems to have injured his left knee and grimaces in pain.