DC vs MI - MATCH09(9-4-2012) - Full Highlights
IPL 2012: Match 9, Deccan Chargers v Mumbai Indians
Mumbai Indian captain Harbhajan Singh and Mumbai Indian player Munaf Patel argue with umpire JD Cloete during match 9 of the the Indian Premier League ( IPL) 2012 between The Deccan Chargers and the Mumbai Indians held at the ACA-VDCA Stadium, Visakhapatnam on the 9th April 2012
Dale Steyn of Deccan Chargers receives the Karbonn Kamal Katch during match 6 of the Indian Premier League ( IPL) 2012 between The Deccan Chargers and the Mumbai Indians held at the ACA-VDCA Stadium, Visakhapatnam on the 9th April 2012
Rohit Sharma of Mumbai Indians receives the DLF maximum sixes award during match 6 of the Indian Premier League ( IPL) 2012 between The Deccan Chargers and the Mumbai Indians held at the ACA-VDCA Stadium, Visakhapatnam on the 9th April 2012
Deccan Charges team Line up for the shoot before the match 9 of the Indian Premier League ( IPL) 2012 between The Deccan Chargers and the Mmbai Indians held at the ACA-VDCA Stadium, Visakhapatnam the 9th April 2012
Statistical highlights of the last ball-thriller in the IPL between Deccan Chargers Hyderadabad and Mumbai Indians.
# Rohit Sharma (73 not out) has recorded his 17th fifty in Twenty20 - his 12th at the IPL. The said knock is his second highest for Mumbai Indians at the IPL, next only to the 87 against Chennai Super Kings at Mumbai on April 22, 2011.
# Rohit's brilliant innings is the highest by a Mumbai batsman against Deccan Chargers at the IPL, eclipsing his 56 not out at Hyderabad on April 24, 2011.
# Rohit's runs' tally of 1616 (ave.31.68) in 64 matches is the fourth highest in the IPL, next only to Suresh Raina (1865), Sachin Tendulkar (1739) and Adam Gilchrist (1636).
# Rohit has received the Man of the Match award for the sixth time in Twenty20 - his fourth at the IPL.
# Lasith Malinga (7 at 8.42 in 3 matches) became the second bowler after Kevon Cooper (7 at 7.71 in 2 matches) to take seven wickets in the IPL 5.
Mumbai Indian player Munaf Patel argue with umpires AK Chowdhury and JD Cloete during match 9 of the the Indian Premier League ( IPL) 2012 between The Deccan Chargers and the Mumbai Indians held at the ACA-VDCA Stadium, Visakhapatnam on the 9th April 2012
# Dale Steyn (3/12) has recorded his best performance at the IPL, eclipsing the 3/16 against Kochi Tuskers Kerala at Kochi on April 27, 2011.
# Amit Mishra has completed his 100 wickets at an average of 18.66 in 75 matches in Twenty20.
# Munaf Patel has bowled brilliantly to capture four wickets for 20 runs, taking his tally to 61 (ave.19.39) in 47 games at the IPL
# Patel became the fifth bowler to claim 60 wickets or more at the IPL, joining Lasith Malinga (68), RP Singh (64), Pragyan Ojha (63) and Amit Mishra (61).
# Patel became the first Mumbai bowler to bag four wickets in an innings against Deccan, eclipsing Lasith Malinga's figures of 3 for 9 at Hyderabad on April 24, 2011.
# Shikhar Dhawan, during the course of his 41 off 24 balls, has completed his 1,000 runs in the IPL, aggregating 1033 at an average of 27.91 in 45 matches.
# Dhawan's brilliant innings is his highest against Mumbai Indians at the IPL.
# Harbhajan Singh has captured just one wicket in three games at an average of 58.00 in the IPL 2012 - his strike rate being 66.0.
# Daniel Christian (39) has recorded his highest innings at the IPL, eclipsing the 30 against Punjab at Hyderabad on April 16, 2011.
# Cameron White's unbeaten 30 is his highest innings against Mumbai Indians at the IPL.
# Mumbai Indians' thrilling last ball victory is their third at the IPL - the first two were by 7 wickets over Pune at Mumbai on April 20, 2011 and by 5 wickets over Kolkata at Kolkata on May 22, 2011.
# Mumbai Indians have won five and lost four out of nine contested against Deccan Chargers at the IPL - winning % 55.55.
# Deccan Chargers became the third team after Kolkata and Punjab to lose both the matches at the IPL 2012
Rohit Sharma of Mumbai Indians receives the man of the match award during match 6 of the Indian Premier League ( IPL) 2012 between The Deccan Chargers and the Mumbai Indians held at the ACA-VDCA Stadium, Visakhapatnam on the 9th April 2012
Interview : Kumar Sangakkara and Harbhajan Singh
Both Mumbai Indians and Deccan Chargers captains on Monday said that there was no bad blood left among the players in the controversial dismissal of home side skipper Kumar Sangakkara in their IPL match.
The match was marred by controversy with Mumbai captain Harbhajan Singh having a heated and prolonged argument with the field umpires after Sangakkara was not given out in the 13th over of home side innings.
Sangakkara dragged the ball onto the off-stump with the bails dislodged and the ball hit wickets for the second time after ricocheting from Mumbai wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik.
A heated argument followed between Harbhajan and the field umpires with Munaf joining in and play stopped for more than five minutes. Harbhajan was seen arguing with the umpires in an aggressive manner, apparently telling them why they did not refer the decision to the third umpire.
The field umpires, who apparently thought the ball hit wickets after coming off from Karthik's pads, eventually referred the decision to the third umpire who gave Sangakkara out as expected.
"We have moved on. It is closed now. I have checked with my wicketkeeper (Dinesh Karthik). The correct decision was taken at the end," Sangakkara said after his side lost by five wickets in a thriller.
"We were very sure that the ball had hit the off-stump first. Our point was that if they (umpires) were not sure they should refer the decision to third umpire early before ruling the batsman not out," Harbhajan said.
"We all want to play fair game and eventually it was referred to the third umpire and correct decision was taken finally. So it is no issue now," he added.
Harbhajan felt his side should have finished the match early without leaving it in the last over.
"We were right under the target. We knew that the boundaries were short and later on the bowlers would be under pressure. We have got the batsmen who can clear any boundary. We should have finished it a little earlier."
Sangakkara rued his side were 15-20 runs short while batting.
"We were probably 15-20 runs short. Rohit batted brilliantly. Mishra, Steyn and Sharma bowled well. Dan Christian was left with a tough job in the last over," he said.
Man-of-the-match Rohit Sharma said that staying calm in the last over was the key to his success.
"The idea was to stay calm. That is what I have been doing for India. When Franklin came in, we needed 19 runs in the last over. I knew we could do it in the end. The dive on the second last ball was what saved us. We needed this win very badly. We lost the second game and needed to win this to gain momentum."
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