IPL 2016, SRH vs MI: Arjun Tendulkar, Shikhar Dhawan Jr in attendance as SRH register win

In Hyderabad, the Indian Premier League saw Surisers Hyderabad play Mumbai Indians. Mumbai, the defending champions, had lost 2 out of their 3 matches and Hyderabad were yet to register a win in IPL 2016. Shikhar Dhawan wife Ayesha Mukherjee was also in the stands to cheer for Hyderabad. Zorawar Dhawan was with his mother. Sunrisers captain David Warner won the toss and elected to bowl first. (Source: BCCI)

For Mumbai Indians, a lot of support was from Bollywood but Sachin Tendulkar's son Arjun was also present. Sachin is the mentor of the Mumbai team. (Source: PTI)

Shikhar Dhawan's son Zorawar Dhawan. It seems he is trying to explore. He has a biscuit in his one hand. On the field his father Shikhar didn't do much and was out cheaply. (Source: BCCI)

Arjun Tendulkar sat with an expressive look through out the game. Sometimes he would talk to Anu Malik but rare. (Source: BCCI)

Martin Guptill was included in the team for Kieron Pollard who had suffered food poising. In cracking form, Guptill was expected to perform. But, Bhuvneshwar Kumar had other plans. He bowled a peach of a delivery to had him caught behind. (Source: BCCI)

Rohit Sharma was run-out. Hardik Pandya was dismissed early as well and that meant panic in the Mumbai camp. But Ambati Rayudu and Krunal Pandya kept their calm in the middle. (Source: BCCI)

Ambati Rayudu, playing his 100th IPL game, scored a fifty to lift Mumbai after a poor start. But Hyderabad pulled things back in the last overs as well and restriceted Mumbai to 142/6. Pandya managed an unbeaten 49. (Source: BCCI)

Sunrisers Hyderabad chase was derailed by Tim Southee as he dismissed Shikhar Dhawan early. Southee returned to to dimissed Moises Henriques. But by then, SRH had stitched together a 62-run stand for the second wicket. (Source: BCCI)

David Warner was the one holding onto one end for Hyderabad. He paced his innings perfectly and kept a check on the required run-rate. (Source: BCCI)

David Warner scored a 42-ball fifty and then accelerated. Off the next 17 balls, he scored 40 runs and steered his team to a seven-wicket win over Mumbai, remaining not out on 90. (Source: BCCI)