SRH VS RCB: SRH won by 118 run

SRH VS RCB: SRH won by 118 run

SRH VS RCB: SRH won by 118 run

Hyderabad vs Bangalore  the stormy century partnership of Johnny Bairstow and David Warner, Hyderabad has defeated Bengaluru by a big margin of 118 runs.

 the stormy century partnership of Johnny Bairstow and David Warner, Hyderabad defeated Bengaluru by a huge margin of 118 runs. Chasing  Hyderabad's 231 runs in this match, the Royal Challengers Bangalore team started badly, and the team's six players, including Kohli and De Villiers, returned to pavilion at 36 runs.

After this, the effort of 7th wicket, Ray Burman and Umesh Yadav played a 51-run partnership. After this,Ray Burman out by Sandeep Sharma  on the score of 86 runs to Ray Burman. Umesh Yadav scored 14 runs and Colin de Grandhaum scored 37 runs. Earlier, losing to Toss and batting batting, Hyderabad dominated the match from the start and set a target of 232 in front of Virat's team.

Bengaluru on backfooth ahead of the Nabi

Hyderabad bowler  Nabi bowled the most deadly and took 4 wickets for 11 runs in his 4 overs. At the same time, Sandeep Sharma took 3 wickets in 3.5 overs. The  Nabi gave success to his team in the first over. On the last ball of the second over, he bowled a full ball to Parthiv Patel on which Patel was caught by Manish Pandey. He scored 11 runs off 8 balls.

After this, the  Nabi gave the team another success in his second over. He became the victim of  Nabi by making Shimron Hetmeier (9 off 9 balls). After this, Nabi gave Bangalore the biggest wicket of the fourth ball of the over and sent AB de Villiers to the pavilion. De Villiers played two balls and scored 1.

After De Villiers Virat Kohli and Moin Ali did not touch the double digit score, and the pavilion returned. After this, Shivam Dubey also became the victim of the Mohammad Nabi by making 5 runs. After this, the wicket was restrained for some time and then Sandeep Sharma sent the pavilion to the effort of Ray Burman (19 runs) on the first ball of the 16th over. Umesh Yadav returned in the 18th over after being run out. He scored 14 runs off 9 balls.

Kohlis Army blows up in Bairstows storm

Prior to losing the toss at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad, the former champions Hyderabad, both their opener Bairstow and Warner, shared the record for 185 runs in 16.2 overs for the first wicket.

This is the biggest partnership for the first wicket in the IPL. Earlier, Kolkata Knight Riders' Gautam Gambhir and Chris Lynn had the biggest partnership of 184 runs for the first wicket against Gujarat Lions in 2017.

Yujevendra Chahal, the most successful bowler till now, has been dismissed by the Biresto for Bangalore in IPL. Bairstow made 12 fours and 7 sixes in 56 balls.

Third batsman to take century This season's Bairstows century is second,  and Warner became the third batsmen. Before that, Sanju Samson of Rajasthan Royals played 102 unbeaten centuries against Hyderabad.

After the dismissal of Bairstow, Vijay Shankar (9) also got out in the form of a second batsman in the score of 202 in 17.3 overs. Although Warner continued the aggressive game, the team reached 231 for two wickets.

IPL biggest score against RCB

IPL is the second highest score of any team against Bangalore. Prior to this, Kings XI Punjab scored 232 runs in two matches against Bangalore in Dharamsala in 2011. This is the fourth century in Warner's IPL. He hit 5 fours and five sixes in 55 balls. Yusuf Pathan scored an unbeaten 6.

This is the second chance in IPL when a batsman has scored two hundreds in the same innings. Earlier, Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers of Bangalore had scored a century against Gujarat Lions in Bangalore in 2016. This is also the fourth time in T20 cricket when two batsmen have scored centuries.

Bengaluru win toss  selected  to field

11th match of IPL Season 12 between Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) is being played at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad. Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Virat Kohli won the toss and decided to bowl and invited Sunrisers Hyderabad to bat first. Pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar is captaining Hyderabad.

Changes in both teams

In place of Ken Williamson in Hyderabad, Mohammad Nabi and Shahbaz Nadeem replaced Deepak Hooda in the match. Bengaluru has made a change in its team. Pryat Ray Burman will debut Navdeep Saini instead.

 David Warner

SRH VS RCB: SRH won by 118 run

Once again in this match, his eyesight will remain on Australian heavyweights David Warner who is in excellent rhythm after performing well in the first two matches. This match will start at 4 o'clock in the evening. Sunrisers Hyderabad, with an unbeaten 102 against Sanju Samson on 29 March, beat David Warner for 69 balls with 37 balls to spare against Rajasthan Royals by scoring 199 runs to win by five wickets.

After the match, Warner claimed that the wicket was not easy for batting, but he said that conditions for the match to be held on Sunday evening would be different. Australia's batsman is committed to making a bigger score again. Apart from Warner in the last match from Hyderabad, Johnny Bairstow (45) and Vijay Shankar (35) also batted well. Sunrisers' batting is quite strong and it will not be easy to stop RCB bowlers for them.