Chasing 154 runs to win, Mumbai were bowled out for 153 as the match was pushed to the Super Over.
Mumbai batting in the Super Over garnered 11 runs with both Kieron Pollard and Jos Buttler garnering just 11 runs.
Defending 12 runs, Bumrah started the over with a no-ball followed by a wide to give Brendon McCullum and Aaron Finch the license to go berserk.
However, the following three deliveries were simply sensational from Bumrah as the Mumbai roared to seal a thrilling win.
Mumbai faltered in the chase as they lost wickets in heap at the later stage of the game to be bundled out for 153.
Parthiv Patel slammed a brilliant 70 but Gujarat came up with a brilliant second half show to tie the match. However, it was Bumrah who stopped Gujarat from marching ahead.
Earlier, Gujarat recovered from a top-order batting collapse to post 153/9.
At the top of the batting order, Gujarat only had young opener Ishan Kishan (48 off 35 deliveries) to thank while others perished without troubling the scorers. But Ravindra Jadeja (28), Andrew Tye (25) and James Faulkner (21) provided some late resistance to lift the hosts to 153/9.
Sri Lankan pace spearhead Lasith Malinga led the charge for Mumbai as he clean bowled Brendon McCullum (6) and Aaron Finch (0) in his opening spell. Fellow pacer Jasprit Bumrah too responded as he got rid of Suresh Raina (1) when the left-hander chipped one to Kieran Pollard at mid-off.
When left-arm spinner Krunal Pandya had Dinesh Karthik (2) stumped by Parthiv Patel, Gujarat were struggling at 56/4 in 8.1 overs.
All this while, Ishan was impressing one and all with his dynamic stroke-making. He braved against a veteran like Malinga, hammering the Lankan for two fours and a six over midwicket in the second over.
The following over bowled by Mitchell McClanaghan saw Ishan repeat the treatment given to Malinga. Off-spinner Harbhajan Singh too was milked for two fours in the fourth over as the 19-year-old sparkled. Out of the 46 runs Gujarat scored after fours overs, Ishan contributed 36.
However, the haul of wickets and the disciplined bowling from Mumbai pressurised him and he succumbed, being holed out by Kieran Pollard at long-off in the first ball of the 12th over, with Gujarat at 83/5. His 48 included six fours and two sixes.
Two overs later, all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja (28 off 21) too perished, giving a return catch to bowler Krunal. The spinner than removed Irfan Pathan (2), who was playing his match of the edition.
Later, Andrew Tye (25 off 12) and James Faulkner (21 off 27) delivered few blows to take Gujarat to 153/9.
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