In a disappointing match for the Mumbai Indians, captain Hardik Pandya admitted that his team's bowling resources are stretched after their six-wicket loss to Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Despite an impressive total of 243 runs, the Mumbai Indians could not defend it, allowing Sunrisers to chase it down with eight deliveries to spare. This defeat leaves Mumbai Indians with only four points from eight games this season, a stark contrast to their usual high standards. Pandya refrained from blaming his bowlers, stating, "I won't put my bowlers under the bus," and emphasized the need for the team to find solutions under pressure. He acknowledged the loyalty of the fans, expressing regret for not providing them with enough victories to cheer for. Sunrisers Hyderabad, on the other hand, climbed to third place with 12 points from nine matches, showcasing a fearless approach led by players like Heinrich Klaasen, who played a crucial role in their victory.