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Rishabh Pant got his maiden century in the Indian Premier League, and it was one of the more audacious knocks seen in this year's edition.
Delhi had momentum coming into the second half of the game after that Pantknock, and after SRH's best
bowlers in the tournament went for most runs.
SRH, whohave been stellar in the death, conceded 76 in their last five overs, with Pant switching gears towards the end. His effortless one-handed six off Bhuvneshwar in the last over, that was taken for as many as 26 runs with two fours and three sixes,
Pant made a blistering 128 not out off 63 balls against table-toppers Hyderabad and became the first player this season to reach the 500-run mark. His overall tally reached 521 -- 28 runs ahead of second-placed Kane
Williamson of SRH (493 runs in 11 games) after Match Number 34.
Dhawan (92 off 50 balls) and Kane Williamson (83 off 53 balls) added an unbeaten 176 for the second wicket as table-toppers Hyderabad cruised to the required 188 in 18.5 overs to register their ninth win in 11 games.
Delhi had momentum coming into the second half of the game after that Pant
bowlers in the tournament went for most runs.
SRH, who
Pant made a blistering 128 not out off 63 balls against table-toppers Hyderabad and became the first player this season to reach the 500-run mark. His overall tally reached 521 -- 28 runs ahead of second-placed Kane
Williamson of SRH (493 runs in 11 games) after Match Number 34.
Dhawan (92 off 50 balls) and Kane Williamson (83 off 53 balls) added an unbeaten 176 for the second wicket as table-toppers Hyderabad cruised to the required 188 in 18.5 overs to register their ninth win in 11 games.
