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- Chasing 183 for a win, Punjab could only manage 180 for 6 with Shashank Singh top-scoring with 46 not out off 25 balls.
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Nitish Kumar Reddy’s 37-ball 64 helped Sunrisers Hyderabad prevail over Punjab Kings despite Arshdeep Singh taking four wickets and Ashutosh Rana and Shashank Singh orchestrating another late charge by the hosts. (PTI)
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Left-arm seamer Arshdeep Singh (4/29) was the standout bowler for PBKS, but SRH still eventually finished with a total that looked improbable at one stage.(PTI)
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The power play yielded only 40 runs for the loss of three wickets as PBKS dominated the visitors, forcing SRH to alter their plans and send Rahul Tripathi as the impact sub. Tripathi replaced Head. Tripathi (11 off 14 balls) and Heinrich Klaasen (9 in 9 balls) failed to get going to leave SRH tottering at 100 for five in the beginning of the 14th over. The onus was then on Reddy to bail the team out, and the youngster did that with aplomb and picked 22 runs of a Harpreet Brar over to lift his side, while adding 50 runs in quick time with Samad.(ANI)
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Punjab Kings got off to an even worse start to their innings than the Sunrisers, scoring just 27 runs for three wickets in the powerplay. (PTI)
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But it was Shashank and Ashutosh who gave Punjab a fighting chance once again. (PTI)
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Punjab Kings got off to an even worse start to their innings than the Sunrisers, scoring just 27 runs for three wickets in the powerplay. Sikandar Raza and Sam Curran then led a resurgence in the middle overs. (ANI)
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Their assault led to a crazy final over in which PBKS needed 29 runs to win. Bowler Jaydev Unadkat bowled three wides and Ashutosh was dropped twice by SRH fielders, two of those drops led to sixes. (PTI)
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However, it was too much for the batters to do and Ashutosh ended the game with a six. PBKS finished two runs short. (PTI)
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