After the loss of Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), the captain of the Punjab Kings (PBKS) Shreyas Iyer was surprised to chase a large target of 246 runs and pointed out that the rotation of his side and the rotation on him did not leave any traces. Abhishek surrendered a record -breaking century, which is the highest score by an Indian in the history of IPL, because he and Travis Head together, called ‘Travishek’, finally revived and focused on eight small doors and nine small gates in the hands of PBKS.
Speaking at the presentation after the match, Iyer said, “I think it was a great total to be honest.
“We could get a few captures, but he was lucky. In short, we need to go to our expectations and make changes. We need to go to the drawing board. Ferguson can give you a small door, but this happens.”
“These are advanced for us. Other bowls of pottery could have done the same. Myself and the Wadhera 230 would have thought that it was a good total, but I think the forms of arrangement were out of the world, this (Abhishek’s stroke),” he added. “
PBKS won the match and was first chosen to bat. The Priyenceh Arya (36 of the 13 balls, with two four and four six) and the Prabhsimran Singh (23 balls 42, seven four and six), a stand between 66 stands started something good for PBKs. Later, the captain from Shreyas Iyer strengthened the PBKs from half a century (six four to six to 36 balls) and Marcus Stoinis (11 balls 34*, four and four to 34*) to 20 overseas 245/6.
Harshal Patel (4/42) and Eshan Malinga (2/45) were among the small door buyers for SRH.
246 In the run, Abhishek (141 with 55 balls and 14 four and 10 six) and Travis Head (37 cannons 66, nine four and three six) began with a 171 -round partnership. After Head was rejected, Abhishek Heinrich Klaasen (21*) and Ishan Kishan (9*) followed the mammoth and put final touches.
This was also chased against the champions Knight Riders (KKR), which was at the top of the second highest run in the history of IPL, by PBKS. While SRH rose to the eighth place with two wins and four losses, the PBKS is sixth, with three wins and two losses.
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