RESULT- SRH WON BY 31 RUNS
REPORT
Sunrisers trump Mumbai in record six-hitting carnage
Sunrisers made 277, the highest ever total in IPL history, and Mumbai, just as incredibly, fell only 31 short
TRAVIS HEAD- set the pace on the night, striking an 18-ball half-century, the fastest for SRH in the IPL. His record lasted roughly four overs, Abhishek Sharma slamming a 16-ball fifty to relegate him to No. 2. An hour after that, Heinrich Klaasen cut loose to seemingly bat MI out of the contest. But the sixes kept rolling off the Mumbai bats too, helping them keep up with the asking rate for most of the chase, eventually falling only 31 short. Never were more runs scored in a men’s T20 match (523). Never were most sixes hit in a men’s T20 (38). At the end of the close to four-hour six-fest, only two bowlers returned with an economy rate of under ten an over.
THE PERFECT START GET BY HEAD
SHOW OF ABHISHEK A YOUNGER GUY SHOW HIS POWERFUL HITTS!!
HE SHOW HIS POWERFUL STRIKE RATE HIS STRIKE WAS SOMETHING LIKE 273.09 . / 23 BALLS 63 RUNS WITH THE HELP OF 3 FOURS AND 7 SIXES POWERFUL MATCH PLAYED BUY YOUNGER PLAYER
ABHISHEK SHARMA
KLAASEN , MARKRAM ADDED A FINISING TOUCH
MI LOOSE THEIR 2 MATCH UNDER HARDIK PANDYA CAPTANCY
ROHIT SHARMA and Ishan Kishan kicked off Mumbai’s reply in fine fashion. Rohit muscled Bhuvneshwar Kumar down the ground before hitting Jaydev Unadkat – brought in for T Natarajan, who had a niggle – for back-to-back sixes. Kishan meanwhile took 23 off Bhuvneshwar’s second over, hitting him for a four and three sixes. Kishan then slogged Shahbaz Ahmed to deep midwicket, but Rohit kept going.
TILAK SHARMA WELL PLAYED
Jaydev Unadkat Creates History, Becomes 1st Indian Cricketer To...
Senior Indian pacer Jaydev Unadkat created history on Wednesday (March 27) during the IPL 2024 match, which was played between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Mumbai Indians. After being named in SRH’s playing XI, 32-year-old Unadkat, who finished with figures of 2 for 47 in four overs, became the first Indian cricketer to play for eight IPL teams.
The left-arm pacer, who has played in 4 Tests, 8 ODIs, and 10 T20Is for India till date, made his IPL debut for the Kolkata Knight Riders in 2010. He then played for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru in 2013, Delhi Daredevils in 2014–2015, Rising Pune Supergiants in 2017, Rajasthan Royals (2018–2021), Mumbai Indians in 2022, and the Lucknow Super Giants in 2023.
He won the IPL with KKR in 2012 under Gautam Gambhir’s leadership and finished as the second-highest wicket-taker in the 2017 season. He was the joint-most expensive player in the IPL 2019 auction after being bought for Rs 8.40 crore by the Rajasthan Royals.
Only former Australian skipper Aaron Finch has represented more teams in the IPL than Unadkat now. During his playing days in the IPL, Finch featured in the IPL for the Rajasthan Royals, Delhi Daredevils, Pune Warriors India, SRH, Mumbai Indians, Gujarat Lions, Kings XI Punjab, RCB, and KKR.
Heinrich Klaasen's six sends Kavya Maran into meltdown, shows whirlwind of emotions with sizzling cheerleading skills
Kavya Maran was the happiest person in the world as Sunrisers Hyderabad sealed a record-breaking 31-run victory against Mumbai Indians, on Wednesday. Destructive batting saw SRH post 277/3 in the first innings, which also became the highest total in the tournament’s history, breaking RCB’s earlier IPL record of 263/5 against Pune Warriors in 2013.
The SRH CEO couldn’t control her emotions as the hosts got a strong start, courtesy of opener Travis Head. Despite losing his opening partner Mayank Agarwal (11) early, the Aussie hammered 62 runs off 24 balls, clattering nine fours and three sixes, to give SRH a strong base. Meanwhile, no. 3 batter Abhishek Sharma smacked 63 off 23 deliveries, including three fours and seven sixes.
RCB's Priceless Reaction As SRH Shatter Their 11-year-old IPL Record
SRH’s innings yielded 18 sixes and 19 fours, enabling them to break the previous IPL best of 263-5 by Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in 2013.
Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) posted 277/3 for the highest-ever total in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL) on Wednesday, beating Mumbai Indians (MI) by 31 runs. SRH debutant Travis Head began the carnage at the Uppal Stadium, smashing a 24-ball 62 with the help of nine fours and three sixes. Abhishek Sharma kept SRH ticking with three fours and seven sixes during his 23-ball 63. In the end, South African pair of Heinrich Klaasen (80 not out in 34 balls) and Aiden Markram, who hit 42, posted an unbeaten stand of 116 took SRH to the biggest-ever IPL total
SRH’s innings yielded 18 sixes and 19 fours, enabling them to break the previous IPL best of 263-5 by Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) IN 2013 . Taking to social media, RCB lauded SRH for the effort put on by their batters on a record-breaking night in Hyderabad.