Defending champions eliminated
Mumbai Indians thrashed Sunrisers Hyderabad by 42 runs after they posted 235/9 but the effort was not enough to take them into the playoffs. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
The cut-off mark
Mumbai needed to win the game by 171 runs after they batted first and the result ensured Kolkata Knight Riders' entry into the final four. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
MI's highest ever IPL total
Ishan Kishan came all guns blazing to hit 84 and set the tone for Mumbai's highest ever IPL total that was defended by restricting Hyderabad to 193/8. (BCCI/IPL/PTI Photo)
Kishan comes good
Kishan raised fifty off 16 balls and went on to score 84 off 32 balls with 11 fours and four sixes before he was caught behind in the 10th over. (BCCI/IPL/PTI Photo)
Surya shines
Mumbai kept on accelerating through Suryakumar Yadav's blistering 82 off 40 balls to post a hefty total. (BCCI/IPL/PTI Photo)
Holder's four-wicket haul
Jason Holder grabbed 4/52 and Rashid Khan took 2/40, while Mohammad Nabi became the first player in IPL history to take five catches in a match. (BCCI/IPL/PTI Photo)
SRH restricted
Hyderabad looked threatening briefly in their run chase before being restricted at 193/8. (BCCI/IPL/PTI Photo)
SRH superb start
Hyderabad's chase of 236 got a good start from Jason Roy (34) and Abhishek Sharma (33) in a stand of 64 off 32 balls. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
Pandey power not enough
But once the openers were dismissed, only Manish Pandey managed sustained resistance with an unbeaten 69 off 41 balls. (BCCI/IPL/PTI Photo)
SRH finish last
Hyderabad finished eighth and last in the standings with only three wins in 14 group matches. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
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