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Just hours after the Artemis II crew splashed down from their historic journey around the moon, a few willow-wielders took guard at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh Stadium as if they were determined to send some cricket balls back into the lunar orbit.

A mammoth 442 runs were plundered by the Punjab Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad batters, at the end of which PBKS triumphed by six wickets.

While Abhishek Sharma’s 28-ball 74 (5×4, 8×6) proved the launchpad for SRH’s 219 for six, Priyansh Arya (57, 20b, 5×4, 5×6), Prabhsimran Singh (51, 25b, 4×4, 4×6) and Shreyas Iyer (69 n.o., 33b, 5×4, 5×6) ensured PBKS remained unbeaten in IPL 2026.

SRH left-arm wrist-spinner Shivang Kumar bowled with gumption (three for 33) and priced out the PBKS top-order, but the damage had been done before he was introduced in the seventh over.

While Abhishek’s half-century came off 18 balls, Priyansh’s came two deliveries faster. It took the SRH openers 3.4 overs to breach the 50-run mark; their counterparts did it in 3.3.

The blistering start made the rest of the run chase a formality as skipper Shreyas took the side home with seven deliveries to spare.

ALSO READ: IPL 2026: Resurgent Lucknow Super Giants looks for a win at home against Gujarat Titans

Earlier, Arshdeep Singh’s 10-ball second over went for 24 runs, as Abhishek punished anything in his arc with elan.

Part-time bowler Shashank Singh proved to be the unlikely circuit-breaker after the 105-run PowerPlay.

The gentle medium-pacer repaid the faith shown by Shreyas by having Travis Head (38, 23b, 5×4, 1×6) and Abhishek caught in the deep.

After being 120 for no loss in eight overs, the SRH innings decelerated.

Arshdeep’s 14th over saw two contrasting fielding efforts. While Marcus Stoinis dropped Heinrich Klaasen at long-off, Marco Jansen ran to his right and plucked the ball out of thin air with his outstretched right hand to send back Ishan Kishan.

The nonchalance of the whole exercise saw Arshdeep cover his mouth and sit down in disbelief, though the crowd’s reaction was to stand up and applaud.

Later, Klaasen tossed his bat in the air out of frustration after his scratchy innings (39, 33b, 1×4, 1×6). Perhaps he knew that his knock would come back to haunt his team.

The PBKS willow-wielders made sure of it.

Published on Apr 11, 2026

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PBKS vs SRH, IPL 2026: Punjab Kings’ batters overpower Sunrisers Hyderabad to continue unbeaten run Just hours after the Artemis II crew splashed down from their historic journey around the moon, a few willow-wielders took guard at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh Stadium as if they were determined to send some cricket balls back into the lunar orbit.A mammoth 442 runs were plundered by the Punjab Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad batters, at the end of which PBKS triumphed by six wickets.While Abhishek Sharma’s 28-ball 74 (5×4, 8×6) proved the launchpad for SRH’s 219 for six, Priyansh Arya (57, 20b, 5×4, 5×6), Prabhsimran Singh (51, 25b, 4×4, 4×6) and Shreyas Iyer (69 n.o., 33b, 5×4, 5×6) ensured PBKS remained unbeaten in IPL 2026.SRH left-arm wrist-spinner Shivang Kumar bowled with gumption (three for 33) and priced out the PBKS top-order, but the damage had been done before he was introduced in the seventh over.While Abhishek’s half-century came off 18 balls, Priyansh’s came two deliveries faster. It took the SRH openers 3.4 overs to breach the 50-run mark; their counterparts did it in 3.3.The blistering start made the rest of the run chase a formality as skipper Shreyas took the side home with seven deliveries to spare.ALSO READ: IPL 2026: Resurgent Lucknow Super Giants looks for a win at home against Gujarat TitansEarlier, Arshdeep Singh’s 10-ball second over went for 24 runs, as Abhishek punished anything in his arc with elan.Part-time bowler Shashank Singh proved to be the unlikely circuit-breaker after the 105-run PowerPlay.The gentle medium-pacer repaid the faith shown by Shreyas by having Travis Head (38, 23b, 5×4, 1×6) and Abhishek caught in the deep.After being 120 for no loss in eight overs, the SRH innings decelerated.Arshdeep’s 14th over saw two contrasting fielding efforts. While Marcus Stoinis dropped Heinrich Klaasen at long-off, Marco Jansen ran to his right and plucked the ball out of thin air with his outstretched right hand to send back Ishan Kishan.The nonchalance of the whole exercise saw Arshdeep cover his mouth and sit down in disbelief, though the crowd’s reaction was to stand up and applaud.Later, Klaasen tossed his bat in the air out of frustration after his scratchy innings (39, 33b, 1×4, 1×6). Perhaps he knew that his knock would come back to haunt his team.The PBKS willow-wielders made sure of it.Published on Apr 11, 2026 #PBKS #SRH #IPL #Punjab #Kings #batters #overpower #Sunrisers #Hyderabad #continue #unbeaten #run

April 11, 2026

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Just hours after the Artemis II crew splashed down from their historic journey around the moon, a few willow-wielders took guard at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh Stadium as if they were determined to send some cricket balls back into the lunar orbit.
A mammoth 442 runs were plundered by the Punjab Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad batters, at the end of which PBKS triumphed by six wickets.
While Abhishek Sharma’s 28-ball 74 (5×4, 8×6) proved the launchpad for SRH’s 219 for six, Priyansh Arya (57, 20b, 5×4, 5×6), Prabhsimran Singh (51, 25b, 4×4, 4×6) and Shreyas Iyer (69 n.o., 33b, 5×4, 5×6) ensured PBKS remained unbeaten in IPL 2026.
SRH left-arm wrist-spinner Shivang Kumar bowled with gumption (three for 33) and priced out the PBKS top-order, but the damage had been done before he was introduced in the seventh over.
While Abhishek’s half-century came off 18 balls, Priyansh’s came two deliveries faster. It took the SRH openers 3.4 overs to breach the 50-run mark; their counterparts did it in 3.3.
The blistering start made the rest of the run chase a formality as skipper Shreyas took the side home with seven deliveries to spare.
ALSO READ: IPL 2026: Resurgent Lucknow Super Giants looks for a win at home against Gujarat Titans
Earlier, Arshdeep Singh’s 10-ball second over went for 24 runs, as Abhishek punished anything in his arc with elan.
Part-time bowler Shashank Singh proved to be the unlikely circuit-breaker after the 105-run PowerPlay.
The gentle medium-pacer repaid the faith shown by Shreyas by having Travis Head (38, 23b, 5×4, 1×6) and Abhishek caught in the deep.
After being 120 for no loss in eight overs, the SRH innings decelerated.
Arshdeep’s 14th over saw two contrasting fielding efforts. While Marcus Stoinis dropped Heinrich Klaasen at long-off, Marco Jansen ran to his right and plucked the ball out of thin air with his outstretched right hand to send back Ishan Kishan.
The nonchalance of the whole exercise saw Arshdeep cover his mouth and sit down in disbelief, though the crowd’s reaction was to stand up and applaud.
Later, Klaasen tossed his bat in the air out of frustration after his scratchy innings (39, 33b, 1×4, 1×6). Perhaps he knew that his knock would come back to haunt his team.
The PBKS willow-wielders made sure of it.
Published on Apr 11, 2026

#PBKS #SRH #IPL #Punjab #Kings #batters #overpower #Sunrisers #Hyderabad #continue #unbeaten #run">PBKS vs SRH, IPL 2026: Punjab Kings’ batters overpower Sunrisers Hyderabad to continue unbeaten run

A mammoth 442 runs were plundered by the Punjab Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad batters, at the end of which PBKS triumphed by six wickets.

SRH left-arm wrist-spinner Shivang Kumar bowled with gumption (three for 33) and priced out the PBKS top-order, but the damage had been done before he was introduced in the seventh over.

While Abhishek’s half-century came off 18 balls, Priyansh’s came two deliveries faster. It took the SRH openers 3.4 overs to breach the 50-run mark; their counterparts did it in 3.3.

The blistering start made the rest of the run chase a formality as skipper Shreyas took the side home with seven deliveries to spare.

ALSO READ: IPL 2026: Resurgent Lucknow Super Giants looks for a win at home against Gujarat Titans

Earlier, Arshdeep Singh’s 10-ball second over went for 24 runs, as Abhishek punished anything in his arc with elan.

Part-time bowler Shashank Singh proved to be the unlikely circuit-breaker after the 105-run PowerPlay.

The gentle medium-pacer repaid the faith shown by Shreyas by having Travis Head (38, 23b, 5×4, 1×6) and Abhishek caught in the deep.

After being 120 for no loss in eight overs, the SRH innings decelerated.

The nonchalance of the whole exercise saw Arshdeep cover his mouth and sit down in disbelief, though the crowd’s reaction was to stand up and applaud.

Later, Klaasen tossed his bat in the air out of frustration after his scratchy innings (39, 33b, 1×4, 1×6). Perhaps he knew that his knock would come back to haunt his team.

The PBKS willow-wielders made sure of it.

Published on Apr 11, 2026

#PBKS #SRH #IPL #Punjab #Kings #batters #overpower #Sunrisers #Hyderabad #continue #unbeaten #run

Just hours after the Artemis II crew splashed down from their historic journey around the…

Punjab Kings is the team in form; Sunrisers Hyderabad, not so much.

Does that mean that PBKS (two wins and a No Result) starts as the heavy favourite against SRH (one victory and two losses) when the two sides clash in an IPL 2026 match at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh Stadium here on Saturday? Not really.

A glance at the scorecard from the last time these two teams met (Hyderabad, April 12, 2025) provides necessary context.

Sunrisers, coming off a four-match losing streak, hunted down the 246-run target with nine balls and eight wickets to spare, thanks to a 55-ball 141 from Abhishek Sharma.

ALSO READ: IPL 2026: Lucknow Super Giants announces George Linde as replacement for Wanindu Hasaranga

Since then, not much has changed in terms of personnel in the Sunrisers batting line-up. In fact, it has only added more firepower with the acquisition of Liam Livingstone.

It is this reputation that keeps Sunrisers alive in any contest.

Abhishek’s whirlwind knock is still fresh in PBKS batter Shashank Singh’s mind. On the learnings from that game, Shashank said, “Abhishek’s innings that day in Hyderabad was one of the best I’ve ever seen in the IPL. We look at videos to see what lengths we could’ve bowled, but not in a way where we stress on the result. There is no hard-and-fast rule that this is how we analyse a match, but we do take learnings from every game.”

This is where PBKS will rely on skipper Shreyas Iyer’s experience.

The 31-year-old will do well to guide the young PBKS willow-wielders on the approach needed against the batting-heavy Sunrisers.

Another factor is dew being out of the equation in this afternoon fixture, which should empower SRH pacers Jaydev Unadkat and Harshal Patel to use their biggest weapons — cutters and change of pace — more effectively.

Past results suggest that SRH holds the edge over PBKS (a 17-7 win-loss record).

The question remains: will history trump recent form?

Published on Apr 10, 2026

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PBKS vs SRH, IPL 2026: Batting units in the spotlight as Punjab Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad meet in afternoon clash Punjab Kings is the team in form; Sunrisers Hyderabad, not so much.Does that mean that PBKS (two wins and a No Result) starts as the heavy favourite against SRH (one victory and two losses) when the two sides clash in an IPL 2026 match at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh Stadium here on Saturday? Not really.A glance at the scorecard from the last time these two teams met (Hyderabad, April 12, 2025) provides necessary context.Sunrisers, coming off a four-match losing streak, hunted down the 246-run target with nine balls and eight wickets to spare, thanks to a 55-ball 141 from Abhishek Sharma.ALSO READ: IPL 2026: Lucknow Super Giants announces George Linde as replacement for Wanindu HasarangaSince then, not much has changed in terms of personnel in the Sunrisers batting line-up. In fact, it has only added more firepower with the acquisition of Liam Livingstone.It is this reputation that keeps Sunrisers alive in any contest.Abhishek’s whirlwind knock is still fresh in PBKS batter Shashank Singh’s mind. On the learnings from that game, Shashank said, “Abhishek’s innings that day in Hyderabad was one of the best I’ve ever seen in the IPL. We look at videos to see what lengths we could’ve bowled, but not in a way where we stress on the result. There is no hard-and-fast rule that this is how we analyse a match, but we do take learnings from every game.”This is where PBKS will rely on skipper Shreyas Iyer’s experience.The 31-year-old will do well to guide the young PBKS willow-wielders on the approach needed against the batting-heavy Sunrisers.Another factor is dew being out of the equation in this afternoon fixture, which should empower SRH pacers Jaydev Unadkat and Harshal Patel to use their biggest weapons — cutters and change of pace — more effectively.Past results suggest that SRH holds the edge over PBKS (a 17-7 win-loss record).The question remains: will history trump recent form?Published on Apr 10, 2026 #PBKS #SRH #IPL #Batting #units #spotlight #Punjab #Kings #Sunrisers #Hyderabad #meet #afternoon #clash