7.40pm Well, this IPL just gets crazier by the match. It wasn't quite a chase to rival the chaos in Eden Gardens last night, but Mumbai gave a 258-run target a good go. But Jake Fraser-McGurk's 15-ball fifty was the injection up front that denied any catch-up at the end.

The turnaround time is so little that the broadcasters have switched over directly to the start of LSG-Royals in Lucknow. The turnaround time is so little that the broadcasters have switched over directly to the start of LSG-Royals in Lucknow. Join Shashwat Kumar on the ride.

And on that note, it's time for us to say goodbye. Look forward to your company soon. Cheers from all of us here.

Fraser-McGurk walks away with all the awards, including the Player of the Match award.

Hardik Pandya: "Because of the kind of games and how the bowlers are under pressure, we backed ourselves to chase this. We could have taken a couple of more chances in the middle overs. The left-handers could have probably gone after Axar [Patel] a little bit; it's something we missed out in terms of game awareness. It was quite amazing the way Fraser-McGurk batted, he took calculated risks, he played the field really well. It shows the fearlessness of youth."

Luke Wood hits a long ball. He might need to, after the treatment he got with the ball

Shaik: "That, to me is an example of an Impact player right there, kudos Rasikh, in such high pressure situations, and getting key players out, without giving many runs. He will be my POTM if DC wins, of course, who knows what happens in the last over."

25 to win, 24 for the Super Over? That might be just as likely, frankly, given the boundary-hitting we've seen... it will be Mukesh