6, 6, 6, 6: Marcus Stoinis, SRH star in Mohammed Shami Fury Yağmurlar 4 in 75 PBKS against 75

Skipper Shreyas Iyer -led by Penapap Kings dough, in IPL matches on Saturday, carried four small doors by Harshal Patel, although Sunrisers Hyderabad against the sixth to take a large 245 to go to a large 245. If the openers Piyansh Arya (36) and Prabhsimran Singh (42) provided a start with a stand with a stand, the show was Iyer who played with 82 hurricane strokes under the show six and a quarter of a quarter. To maintain the momentum, he established a partnership with Wadhera (22) and only 40 wholesale 73 people. At the end of the descents, Marcus Stoinis hit Muhammad Shami for four flat six and led him to another level.

With the permission of Marcus Hulk Stoinis to finish 6, 6, 6, 6!

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In a field of a field, all weapons burning PBKS openers came out and put their sides 89 for someone in PowerPlay.

The Prabhsimran tone early, and he hit Muhammad Shami (0/75) for three borders before he was disintegrated into Pat Cummins (0/40) with two four and four four. He then shredded Shami for two six and four following each other, and Prabhsimran made a maximum more delivery while competing in only three seas in only three seas.

Harshal Patel (4/42) finally broke the opening stand and left Piyansh behind with a false delivery to Nitish Redy. PBKs were 66 for one after four seas.

Harshal could have had Prabhsimran, but Abhishek Sharma had a hard chance. The kings finished PowerPlay at a high level, finished with six -six.

When Sri Lankalı Pacer Eshan Malinga (2/45) dismissed IPL output in the next place, Prabhsimran was finally relieved. The opener slapped a slower ball directly to Cummins.

However, Malinga left the second place, Iyer and Wadhera hit him six times.

Zeeshan Ansari, who had bowling in two tight sea, was launched by Iyer, who exhibited the form and abilities of the PBKS captain for two six and reverse strokes for four.

While the Iyer completed the half -century with a sliced ​​boundary from Shami, the Wadhera scorebord kept a thin -legged slap.

While PBKS produced a york to reject Wadhera, he lost two fast and small doors, and Harshal Patel caught Shashank Singh (2) LBW after a successful DRS review and reduced visitors to 15th place to 168.

UNFAZED continued the massacre of the Iyer, smashed Ansari from the extra cover, and PBKS was 17th.

Harshal returned strongly in 18th and lifted Glenn Maxwell and Iyer in three balls to peg the Punjab back.

However, when Marcus Stoinis increased the sum of PBKS, Inning’s last four balls pulled an unlucky Shami for four consecutive balls.