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IPL 2017: Mumbai Indians win toss, opt to bat

| | May 09, 2017, at 01:47 am
Hyderabad, May 8 (IBNS): Mumbai Indians captain, Rohit Sharma, won the toss against Sunrisers Hyderabad and opted to bat first,, in a face-off of the Indian Premier League, on Monday.

While Mumbai Indians will be playing with the same squad that played the last game, Sunrisers Hyderabad made three changes in their playing XI on Monday.

While Mohammed Siraj replaced injured Ashish Nehra, Kane Williamson is playing in place of Nabi along with Vija Shankar who is making an entry to the squad for the Sunrisers Hyderabad in this match.

Mumbai Indians has already qualified for the play-offs with 18 points.

Image: Official Instagram account of Sunrisers Hyderabad.

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