SRH vs DC IPL 2026: Abhishek Sharma slams second IPL century SRH opener Abhishek Sharma slammed his second IPL century against Delhi Capitals at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on Tuesday.The 25-year-old, who has been in good form this season scoring two half centuries already, brought up his century off 47 balls with a maximum over deep square leg.Interestingly, not only did Abhishek score his first IPL century at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium like he did today, he also did so on the same pitch that was used in the match against Punjab Kings last year- Pitch No. 2.It’s been a sensational innings from Abhishek so far, smashing eight fours and ten sixes to help his side gain complete control of the game.The opener has showed no mercy to any of the bowlers, striking boundaries at will and taking them to all parts of the ground in front of a full house home crowd.Published on Apr 21, 2026 #SRH #IPL #Abhishek #Sharma #slams #IPL #century – Wolfnewss

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SRH vs DC IPL 2026: Abhishek Sharma slams second IPL century SRH opener Abhishek Sharma slammed his second IPL century against Delhi Capitals at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on Tuesday.The 25-year-old, who has been in good form this season scoring two half centuries already, brought up his century off 47 balls with a maximum over deep square leg.Interestingly, not only did Abhishek score his first IPL century at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium like he did today, he also did so on the same pitch that was used in the match against Punjab Kings last year- Pitch No. 2.It’s been a sensational innings from Abhishek so far, smashing eight fours and ten sixes to help his side gain complete control of the game.The opener has showed no mercy to any of the bowlers, striking boundaries at will and taking them to all parts of the ground in front of a full house home crowd.Published on Apr 21, 2026 #SRH #IPL #Abhishek #Sharma #slams #IPL #century

Deadspin | Mystics carry win streak into clash vs. Kelsey Plum, Mercury Jul 31, 2026; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; Washington Mystics center Shakira Austin (0) on the court against the Dallas Wings during the first half at CareFirst Arena. Mandatory Credit: Brad Mills-Imagn Images Shakira Austin has scored more than 20 points in four of the Washington Mystics’ last five games, and she’s a big reason why the team has won six in a row. Austin and the Mystics (18-12) aim to stay hot on Sunday afternoon when they host the Phoenix Mercury (12-21). Austin collected 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Mystics in their 79-74 win over the Atlanta Dream on Friday. She is averaging 16.1 points and 9.6 rebounds per game. Austin talked after the game about what has helped her find success lately. “Just getting in my spots, knowing when there are mismatches, knowing when there are different types of ways to attack depending on the post players. Usually when they are smaller, I keep it simple,” Austin said. “It’s (also) really knowing there is going to be a mismatch almost every time and just making the right reads.” The Mercury are trying to right the ship after dropping two in a row, including a 75-72 loss to the Connecticut Sun on Friday. The setback to the Sun came in the face of a 25-point performance from Kelsey Plum, who was traded to Phoenix from Los Angeles. She has led the Mercury in scoring in each of the last two games in her new uniform. That doesn’t surprise head coach Nate Tibbetts. Plum is a five-time All-Star; she is averaging 23.4 points and 5.9 assists per contest. “The great thing about KP is she has played around great players, her being in Vegas and (with) the USA team, and obviously in LA,” Tibbetts said Friday night in a postgame press conference. “She’s a natural fit. She is super smart. She loves the game and I think it’s going to open up a lot for (for us).” The contest between the Mystics and Mercury marks the end of a six-game homestand for Washington, which hasn’t lost during it. The Mercury are set to play their fourth consecutive road game. THey currently are 1-2 on the trip. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Mystics #carry #win #streak #clash #Kelsey #Plum #Mercury

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Deadspin | Mystics carry win streak into clash vs. Kelsey Plum, Mercury Jul 31, 2026; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; Washington Mystics center Shakira Austin (0) on the court against the Dallas Wings during the first half at CareFirst Arena. Mandatory Credit: Brad Mills-Imagn Images Shakira Austin has scored more than 20 points in four of the Washington Mystics’ last five games, and she’s a big reason why the team has won six in a row. Austin and the Mystics (18-12) aim to stay hot on Sunday afternoon when they host the Phoenix Mercury (12-21). Austin collected 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Mystics in their 79-74 win over the Atlanta Dream on Friday. She is averaging 16.1 points and 9.6 rebounds per game. Austin talked after the game about what has helped her find success lately. “Just getting in my spots, knowing when there are mismatches, knowing when there are different types of ways to attack depending on the post players. Usually when they are smaller, I keep it simple,” Austin said. “It’s (also) really knowing there is going to be a mismatch almost every time and just making the right reads.” The Mercury are trying to right the ship after dropping two in a row, including a 75-72 loss to the Connecticut Sun on Friday. The setback to the Sun came in the face of a 25-point performance from Kelsey Plum, who was traded to Phoenix from Los Angeles. She has led the Mercury in scoring in each of the last two games in her new uniform. That doesn’t surprise head coach Nate Tibbetts. Plum is a five-time All-Star; she is averaging 23.4 points and 5.9 assists per contest. “The great thing about KP is she has played around great players, her being in Vegas and (with) the USA team, and obviously in LA,” Tibbetts said Friday night in a postgame press conference. “She’s a natural fit. She is super smart. She loves the game and I think it’s going to open up a lot for (for us).” The contest between the Mystics and Mercury marks the end of a six-game homestand for Washington, which hasn’t lost during it. The Mercury are set to play their fourth consecutive road game. THey currently are 1-2 on the trip. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Mystics #carry #win #streak #clash #Kelsey #Plum #Mercury

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Jul 31, 2026; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; Washington Mystics center Shakira Austin (0) on the court against the Dallas Wings during the first half at CareFirst Arena. Mandatory Credit: Brad Mills-Imagn Images

Shakira Austin has scored more than 20 points in four of the Washington Mystics’ last five games, and she’s a big reason why the team has won six in a row.

Austin and the Mystics (18-12) aim to stay hot on Sunday afternoon when they host the Phoenix Mercury (12-21).

Austin collected 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Mystics in their 79-74 win over the Atlanta Dream on Friday. She is averaging 16.1 points and 9.6 rebounds per game.

Austin talked after the game about what has helped her find success lately.

“Just getting in my spots, knowing when there are mismatches, knowing when there are different types of ways to attack depending on the post players. Usually when they are smaller, I keep it simple,” Austin said.

“It’s (also) really knowing there is going to be a mismatch almost every time and just making the right reads.”

The Mercury are trying to right the ship after dropping two in a row, including a 75-72 loss to the Connecticut Sun on Friday. The setback to the Sun came in the face of a 25-point performance from Kelsey Plum, who was traded to Phoenix from Los Angeles. She has led the Mercury in scoring in each of the last two games in her new uniform.

That doesn’t surprise head coach Nate Tibbetts. Plum is a five-time All-Star; she is averaging 23.4 points and 5.9 assists per contest.

“The great thing about KP is she has played around great players, her being in Vegas and (with) the USA team, and obviously in LA,” Tibbetts said Friday night in a postgame press conference. “She’s a natural fit. She is super smart. She loves the game and I think it’s going to open up a lot for (for us).”

The contest between the Mystics and Mercury marks the end of a six-game homestand for Washington, which hasn’t lost during it.

The Mercury are set to play their fourth consecutive road game. THey currently are 1-2 on the trip.

–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Mystics #carry #win #streak #clash #Kelsey #Plum #Mercury">Deadspin | Mystics carry win streak into clash vs. Kelsey Plum, Mercury

Deadspin | Mystics carry win streak into clash vs. Kelsey Plum, Mercury Jul 31, 2026; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; Washington Mystics center Shakira Austin (0) on the court against the Dallas Wings during the first half at CareFirst Arena. Mandatory Credit: Brad Mills-Imagn Images Shakira Austin has scored more than 20 points in four of the Washington Mystics’ last five games, and she’s a big reason why the team has won six in a row. Austin and the Mystics (18-12) aim to stay hot on Sunday afternoon when they host the Phoenix Mercury (12-21). Austin collected 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Mystics in their 79-74 win over the Atlanta Dream on Friday. She is averaging 16.1 points and 9.6 rebounds per game. Austin talked after the game about what has helped her find success lately. “Just getting in my spots, knowing when there are mismatches, knowing when there are different types of ways to attack depending on the post players. Usually when they are smaller, I keep it simple,” Austin said. “It’s (also) really knowing there is going to be a mismatch almost every time and just making the right reads.” The Mercury are trying to right the ship after dropping two in a row, including a 75-72 loss to the Connecticut Sun on Friday. The setback to the Sun came in the face of a 25-point performance from Kelsey Plum, who was traded to Phoenix from Los Angeles. She has led the Mercury in scoring in each of the last two games in her new uniform. That doesn’t surprise head coach Nate Tibbetts. Plum is a five-time All-Star; she is averaging 23.4 points and 5.9 assists per contest. “The great thing about KP is she has played around great players, her being in Vegas and (with) the USA team, and obviously in LA,” Tibbetts said Friday night in a postgame press conference. “She’s a natural fit. She is super smart. She loves the game and I think it’s going to open up a lot for (for us).” The contest between the Mystics and Mercury marks the end of a six-game homestand for Washington, which hasn’t lost during it. The Mercury are set to play their fourth consecutive road game. THey currently are 1-2 on the trip. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Mystics #carry #win #streak #clash #Kelsey #Plum #Mercury

Jul 31, 2026; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; Washington Mystics center Shakira Austin (0) on the court against the Dallas Wings during the first half at CareFirst Arena. Mandatory Credit: Brad Mills-Imagn Images

Shakira Austin has scored more than 20 points in four of the Washington Mystics’ last five games, and she’s a big reason why the team has won six in a row.

Austin and the Mystics (18-12) aim to stay hot on Sunday afternoon when they host the Phoenix Mercury (12-21).

Austin collected 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Mystics in their 79-74 win over the Atlanta Dream on Friday. She is averaging 16.1 points and 9.6 rebounds per game.

Austin talked after the game about what has helped her find success lately.

“Just getting in my spots, knowing when there are mismatches, knowing when there are different types of ways to attack depending on the post players. Usually when they are smaller, I keep it simple,” Austin said.

“It’s (also) really knowing there is going to be a mismatch almost every time and just making the right reads.”

The Mercury are trying to right the ship after dropping two in a row, including a 75-72 loss to the Connecticut Sun on Friday. The setback to the Sun came in the face of a 25-point performance from Kelsey Plum, who was traded to Phoenix from Los Angeles. She has led the Mercury in scoring in each of the last two games in her new uniform.

That doesn’t surprise head coach Nate Tibbetts. Plum is a five-time All-Star; she is averaging 23.4 points and 5.9 assists per contest.

“The great thing about KP is she has played around great players, her being in Vegas and (with) the USA team, and obviously in LA,” Tibbetts said Friday night in a postgame press conference. “She’s a natural fit. She is super smart. She loves the game and I think it’s going to open up a lot for (for us).”

The contest between the Mystics and Mercury marks the end of a six-game homestand for Washington, which hasn’t lost during it.

The Mercury are set to play their fourth consecutive road game. THey currently are 1-2 on the trip.

–Field Level Media

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