Mitchell Starc got four wickets as a restrained bowling execution assisted the Kolkata Knight Riders seal a 24-run triumph over the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Chief Association on Friday. Pursuing a less than impressive 170, Mumbai lost wickets at standard stretches to be bowled out for 145 out of 18.5 overs at the Wankhede Arena.

Suryakumar Yadav raised trusts with a 35-ball 56, but his excusal in the sixteenth overshifted the scales for Kolkata. This was Kolkata's first success at the Wankhede ground in quite a while and seventh from 10 games this season. Mumbai drooped to a 10th position in the 10-group contest after their eighth misfortune in 11 games.

Kolkata are put second and all around ready to come to the end of the season games. "Clearly we were unable to shape organizations and continued to lose wickets," said Mumbai captain Hardik Pandya. "It will take some time to respond to a lot of questions. Yet, for the present, not much to say." Starc flattened the leg-stump of Ishan Kishan (13) and Varun Chakravarthy sent back Naman Dhir (11) to give Mumbai a rocky start.

The host group got one more enormous shock when Rohit Sharma, who came in as an effect sub, miscued a shot to be gotten off Sunil Narine for 11. To the dismay of the large home crowd, Pandya was ruled out, continuing his poor form.

Yadav scored his third fifty of the season, and Tim David added 24 runs, but Kolkata did a good job of controlling the five-time champions. Before being put into bat, Kolkata lost five quick wickets, including the prolific Phil Salt (five) and skipper Shreyas Iyer (six). Wobbling at 57-5, Venkatesh Iyer (70) and influence sub Manish Pandey (42) steadied Kolkata with a 83-run stand and guaranteed a good complete on the board. Iyer, who hit hundred years at a similar ground last season, hit three sixes and six fours in his battling 52-ball thump. "It's an incredibly nice sentiment, since we haven't succeeded at Wankhede for a very long time," said Kolkata's Varun Chakravarthy.