Mumbai Indians (MI) will enter the game against SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) in Delhi after their four-wicket win over in-form Chennai Super Kings (CSK) courtesy Kieron Pollard’s blitzkrieg. SRH, in contrast, suffered a humiliating 55-run loss to Rajasthan Royals (RR), their sixth in seven games this season. They are also battling a transitional phase in which Kane Williamson has taken over captaincy from an out of form David Warner, leaving him disappointed. MI openers Rohit Sharma (250 runs) and Quinton De Kock (155 runs) would be itching to give the five-time champions another strong platform and also convert their starts into big scores.