Match overview
Mumbai Indians beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 4 wickets at Wankhede Stadium on 17 April 2025, completing a chase of 163 to reach 166/6. Will Jacks took the Player of the Match award as MI recorded a win that moved them to three victories in their last five matches. Sunrisers Hyderabad had posted a reasonable 162/5 but found themselves short of Wankhede's average first-innings score of 186, and their middle-overs phase, where they took three wickets but conceded only 59 runs, left MI with a target that was always chaseable.
The result extends Mumbai Indians' head-to-head advantage over SRH to 14 wins from 25 meetings. It is the third time MI have beaten SRH at Wankhede in their last three home encounters against them.
For Sunrisers Hyderabad, the defeat continues a difficult stretch. They arrived having won just once in their previous five matches, and a total that fell 24 runs short of the venue average gave their bowlers too little to defend on a ground where chasing sides succeed 55% of the time.
Venue and conditions
Wankhede Stadium has hosted 196 IPL matches. The average first-innings score across those matches is 186, and the average second-innings score is 171. Both totals in this fixture fell below those benchmarks, with SRH managing 162 and MI's chase ending at 166. Powerplay scoring at the ground averages 45 runs; Mumbai Indians outpaced that with 55 in six overs, which put them in a strong position early.
The death overs at Wankhede average 43 runs per innings. Sunrisers Hyderabad scored 57 in that phase, above the norm, which helped them recover from a pedestrian middle phase. MI's death overs produced only 29 runs, suggesting they had done enough earlier in the chase to win without needing a big finish.
Toss dynamics are pronounced at this ground. The fielding side wins in 55% of completed chases, and teams winning the toss opt to bowl 71% of the time. Mumbai Indians followed that pattern here, and it paid off.
How to watch
IPL 2025 is broadcast in the United Kingdom on Sky Sports Cricket. Full match coverage, including pre and post-game analysis, is available to Sky subscribers. Fans without a Sky subscription can access live coverage through NOW TV, which offers day passes as well as monthly membership options.
For fans who miss live play, Sky Sports also provides highlights and match replays on their platform and via the Sky Sports app.
Recent form
Mumbai Indians arrived at this fixture in mixed form. Their 2025 campaign shows wins over Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders alongside defeats to Royal Challengers Bangalore, Lucknow Super Giants, and Gujarat Titans. Three wins from five is functional rather than convincing, but the home conditions at Wankhede carry weight.
Sunrisers Hyderabad's form has been noticeably worse. They entered this match with just one win in their last five games, a victory over Punjab Kings, and back-to-back defeats to Gujarat Titans, Delhi Capitals, Kolkata Knight Riders, and Lucknow Super Giants preceded this trip to Mumbai. Their powerplay of 46 runs without loss showed intent, but the inability to capitalise through the middle overs has been a recurring issue. The next fixtures for both sides will be telling as the IPL group stage moves deeper into April.




