Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings - CSK beat MI by one wicket in a thriller

That's it then! An amazing season-opener and this has surely given a perfect start to the tournament. Tomorrow is Super Sunday and we've the first double-header for you. The first game will see Punjab taking on Delhi in Mohali at 1600 IST and then Kolkata will lock horns with Bangalore at 2000 IST. Join us for all the action from those games, till then cheers!

Man of the Match, Dwayne Bravo, thanks God for his knock. He says it was a good team effort and dedicates the victory to all the Chennai fans. He continues saying that he batted well and is happy about it. He adds further that he came in early and got set which helped him construct well. States that he has been working on his batting a lot in the nets. Informs that at Wankhede if you bat deep, there are high chances of you winning the game. Ends by saying that he backed himself towards the end and it all went good.

MS Dhoni, the winning skipper is down with Sanjay Manjrekar for a chat. On being asked about the crowd, he says that the fans have missed the Mumbai-Chennai contest and hence the turnout has been great. He reckons their aim was to not lose the game by a big margin as it affects the run rate towards the end. Credits Bravo for his innings and for the responsibility he shouldered. Adds by saying that it was not a good batting display as a team and would look to rectify in the upcoming games. Ends by saying that they will look to keep things simple, mix-up the playing XI according to the conditions and keep an eye on the players who are injury prone.

Michael Clarke now has a small talk with the injured Kedar Jadhav. The batter says that he is psychologically happy but physically hurt. He then goes on to say that he doesn't know if he'll be fit for the next couple of games or not. He too gives credit to Bravo as he brought them close to the total. States that he had told his skipper he will bat all the balls. On the six in the last over, he comments that he waited for one bad ball and then played his shot. Is happy to come out on top in the end.

Rohit Sharma, the Mumbai skipper states that he is not feeling good and gives credit to Bravo for the way he played. He adds that they have to take positives from this game and move forward. He continues saying that it got difficult towards the end because of the dew which made it tough for the bowlers to grip the ball. He reckons that they were 10-15 runs short with the bat and they didn't execute their plans well to win the game. Admits that they were in the game till the 17th over but it drifted away from them in the last three. Smirks and says it's not the end of the world and they will come out good in the next game.

So, Mumbai begin their season with a loss yet again. Something they are making a habit of. Today they batted well and then bowled really well to have Chennai on the mat. Hardik Pandya dented the top order and then the young sensation - Mayank Markande turned things around by running through the middle order. They were on top for almost the whole of the game before a certain Dwayne Bravo struck them and then an injured Kedar Jadhav made sure that Chennai snatch a win from the jaws of defeat. Michael Clarke is there with Rohit Sharma for a chat...

It was all going Mumbai's way before Bravo unleashed. He first took on the big Kiwi, Mitchell McClenaghan and then smashed one of the best bowlers in this format - Jasprit Bumrah in the second last over for 20 runs to evoke life back in this contest. However, he fell on the last ball of the penultimate over, leaving his side needing 7 off the final 6 balls. There was another twist in the tale as Kedar Jadhav, who retired hurt due to a hamstring issue, walked out with tons of pressure on his shoulders. He played out the first three balls for a dot and then paddled one over fine leg to make sure his side can't lose from there. He then finished things off with a boundary to beat the defending champs in their own den, something that's not easy by any means.

If this is a sign of things to come, then ladies and gentlemen, gear up as season 11 has kicked off in a rollicking manner. Chennai have come back roaring to announce that their 2-year hiatus hasn't done any bad to them. A come-from-behind-win and they need to thank Dwayne Bravo for it. His side was down and out when they lost 8 wickets for 118 runs and had a mountain to climb.

It's all over! CSK beat Mumbai Indians by one wicket in a thriller

M Rahman to K Jadhav, FOUR! And Kedar Jadhav does it for Chennai. A bad hamstring? What? It doesn't matter. He's taken his side through. The Yellow army from the dugout barges out to show its emotions. What a match! A thriller. Wow! Fuller ball, angled across, Jadhav brings his bat down like a hammer and drills it all along the carpet through the gap at covers to finish things off in style. CHENNAI WIN BY 1 WICKET!

1 needed from 2 balls. Everyone inside the circle. Is Super Over on the cards? Or will Jadhav finish it with a glory hit?

1 needed from 2 balls. Everyone inside the circle. Super Over on the cards? Or will Jadhav finish with a glory hit?

M Rahman to K Jadhav, SIX! Scooped it over short fine leg! Kedar Jadhav, you little beauty. He gets down and across to a cutter angled away outside off, Kedar Jadhav with a bad hamstring isn't afraid to go low and scoop it. Connects well and sends it sailing over the fine leg fence for a maximum.

M Rahman to K Jadhav, Waits back to a length delivery and dabs it straight to short third man. Three dot balls in a row. What's gonna happen now?

M Rahman to K Jadhav, Back of a length delivery on middle and leg, Kedar gets down and tries to play the paddle but finds the man at short fine leg. Opportunity missed?

M Rahman to K Jadhav, Slower delivery on middle, Jadhav defends.

Kedar Jadhav walks out again to bat. Remember, he isn't fit and has been forced to come out to bat. All thanks to Bravo's heroics. His side needs 7 from the last 6 balls. Mustafizur Rahman to bowl. Nerve-racking match...

OUT! Jasprit Bumrah dismisses Dwayne Bravo (68 off 30 balls). CSK 159/9, need seven to win

J Bumrah to D Bravo, OUT! Bumrah has the last laugh! Dwayne Bravo departs after playing a brilliant, brilliant knock. The Wankhede erupts! Back of a length, slower one outside off, Bravo looks to fetch but ends up slicing it towards Rohit Sharma at extra cover who takes it at the edge of the circle. So has the game tilted back in Mumbai's favor?

J Bumrah to D Bravo, SIX! Another maximum from Bravo! This time over mid-wicket and it goes all the way. Bumrah dishes out a low full toss, Bravo gets underneath it and swings it over mid-wicket for another maximum. 20 already from the over. Surely Chennai can believe now.

J Bumrah to D Bravo, Bravo riding on his luck! Bumrah finally nails his yorker and Bravo just about manages to dig it out. But that is not all. The ball starts to roll behind and in fact hits the stumps. But the bails don't come off and DJ survives. Is this his night?

J Bumrah to D Bravo, Overthrows now! Adding insult to injury. Bravo plays this to backward point and takes a run. The fielder there goes for a direct hit and misses the target. The batsmen pick up an extra as the ball runs to the deep.

FIFTY for Dwayne Bravo off 25 balls. Chennai Super Kings 145/8, need 21 more off 11 balls

J Bumrah to D Bravo, SIX! Bumrah changes the angle and comes from around the wicket. A full toss on leg, Bravo whips this over mid-wicket for back-to-back maximums. Don't go anywhere this game isn't over.

J Bumrah to D Bravo, SIX! Starts the over by hitting a maximum. Just the start his team needed. Full on off, Bravo lofts this over mid off all the way for a biggie. Fifty for Bravo and he has surely brought this game back to life.

27 needed off 12 balls. Dwayne Bravo has evoked life back for Chennai. Jasprit Bumrah is back on.

M McClenaghan to D Bravo, Yorker from Mitchell. Bravo hits this down the ground for one. 20 off this 18th over.

M McClenaghan to D Bravo, FOUR! Now then, this doesn't go all the way but will get four from it. Short ball, Bravo charges down and pulls it over mid-wicket for a boundary. He moves to 47 now.

M McClenaghan to D Bravo, The batsman has driven it through mid on. Two runs added to the total.

M McClenaghan to D Bravo, SIX! Back-to-back maximums from Bravo! This one is flicked over mid-wicket for another biggie. Those wrists. Game on, folks!

M McClenaghan to D Bravo, SIX! Full around off, Bravo hits this over long off for a maximum. That was a cleanly struck. He is not going down without a fight.

M McClenaghan to I Tahir, Tahir opens the face of the bat and helps it to third man to give Bravo the strike.

H Pandya to D Bravo, Very good yorker from Pandya to end the over. Bravo gets his bat down in time as keeps it out.

H Pandya to D Bravo, Bravo gets hit on the thigh pad as he misses his flick. Dot ball.

H Pandya to I Tahir, Tahir has played it fine down the leg side. One run added to the total.

Imran Tahir is the next batsman in.

OUT! Third wicket for Hardik Pandya, Mark Wood gone for 1. CSK 118/8 in 16.3 overs

H Pandya to M Wood, OUT! Pandya picks up another wicket, he has this happy knack of picking wickets. Slower ball on a good length around middle and leg, Wood gets into the position and whips this to the deep square leg region. He gets it off the bottom of the bat and the ball goes straight down the throat of Rahman stationed there.

H Pandya to M Wood, Well-directed bouncer from Pandya. Wood tries to hook this one but misses.

H Pandya to M Wood, Wide. Another one down the leg side, Wood looks to clip but misses.

H Pandya to M Wood, Wide. The batsman tries flicking a ball that is down the leg side. Wide signalled by the umpire.

H Pandya to D Bravo, Back of a length ball outside off from Pandya. Bravo pulls this uppishly towards mid-wicket but it falls safe. They pick up a single.

Hardik Pandya is brought back on.

The last and final strategic break has been taken. Chennai need 51 of the last four overs. Their last hope will rely on Bravo but it looks difficult for them to cross the finish line. Mumbai will look to keep things simple and get the work done.

J Bumrah to D Bravo, Slower delivery, a low full toss, worked behind square on the leg side for a single.

J Bumrah to D Bravo, Played it really well but straight to the man. Very full outside off, Bravo crouches low and with an angled bat he looks to squeeze it out. It goes straight to Mayank at backward point. Bravo is really frustrated.

J Bumrah to M Wood, Shortish in length outside off, chopped towards Markande at backward point for a single.

J Bumrah to D Bravo, Good length delivery on middle and leg, knocked down to long on for a single.

J Bumrah to D Bravo, Slower delivery, fuller in length on off, blocked.

J Bumrah to D Bravo, SIX! Flush on the ropes! Fuller in length on off, Bravo leans ahead and lifts it cleanly over extra cover. It falls flush on the ropes but still the umpires check it upstairs. Replays find the same. A maximum results!