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In the 61st match of the IPL, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) defeated Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) by 6 wickets. Batting first at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow, LSG scored 205 runs losing 7 wickets. In response, SRH achieved the target by losing 4 wickets in 18.2 overs.
Interesting moments and records were seen on Monday. In the sixth over, Mitchell Marsh’s six hit the car at the stadium. Digvesh Rathi had a debate with Abhishek Sharma after the note book celebration. Ishaan Malinga caught Rishabh Pant with one hand. Mitchell Marsh got 4 life.
Read the top moments and records of SRH vs LSG match …
1. Marsh opened the account with fours
Mitchell Marsh, who came to open from Lucknow, hit the first ball of the match. Hyderabad captain Pat Cummins bowled out a short length ball out of the off stump. Marsh achieved a four by blowing up the air in the air. In this over, Marsh also hit a six and scored 11 runs.
Mitchell Marsh scored 65 runs on 39 balls.
2. Kishan’s catch drop on Harsh’s first ball
Hyderabad spinner Harsh Dubey missed the wicket on his first ball of his IPL debut. Putting the second over, Dubey threw Marsh out of the off stump. Marsh tried to kill it hard. But the ball went towards Kishan with the bottom of the bat. Kishan tried to stop it between his legs. But the catch was missed.
Ishaan Kishan left Mitchell Marsh’s catch for 11 runs.
3. Ishaan Margam Left stumping
On the first ball of the fourth over, wicketkeeper Ishaan Kishan left the opportunity to stump Eden Markram. Harsh Dubey bowled a full ball in the leg side. Markram went ahead and missed on flicking. But Kishan could not collect the ball clearly.
Kishan gave Markram a life for 6 runs.
4. Marsh’s six on the car
On the first ball of the sixth over, Mitchell Marsh’s Six became a dent on the car parked in the stadium. Ishaan Malinga bowled the back of length ball. Marsh flew it over the deep backward square leg and the ball stood on the Tata Curve car just behind the boundary hoarding, causing a dent on the car.
Marsh applied six on the bridge shot.
Mitchell Marsh hit the six car.
5. Aniket to Markram Missed
Aniket Verma, Aiden Markram’s catch on the second ball of the ninth over, left. Zeeshan Ansari bowled the ball outside the off stump. Markram tried to play an inside-out shot over the cover. Timing was not as good. Fielder Aniket diverted forward, standing on the extra cover, touched the ball with both hands but could not catch it. Markram was currently on 38 runs.
Aniket Verma dives but could not catch.
6. Nitish gave life to Marsh
Nitish Reddy missed a catch in the fifth ball of the ninth over. Zeeshan Ansari bowled a small ball at the middle stump. Marsh went back and pushed it a strong flat. Reddy ran fast from deep midwicket, but could not catch the catch. If Reddy had caught this catch, it would have been a great catch.
Mitchell Marsh’s catch was also released from Nitish.
7. Marshal’s 2 catches missed in Harshal’s over
- Kishan left Marsh’s second catch In 9.4 overs, Mitchell Marsh again got a life on Harshal Patel’s ball. Marsh played a drive shot off a full ball outside the off stump. Here the outer edge of the bat was placed and the ball went out touching the upper part of the glove of Kishan’s right hand.
- Harshal dropped catch On the last ball of the 10th over, Harshal caught a catch on his follow-three. But the third umpire gave it a knot out. Harshal bowled a full length ball outside the off stump. Marsh pushed it back to the bowler. Harshal bowed down and caught the catch. He appealed and the umpire sent the decision to the third umpire. In the review, the umpire checked several angles. After this, the third umpire Virendra Sharma took time and then said that he was seeing the ball on the ground. Not out flash on the big screen.
Harshal caught a catch but the ball was touched.
8. Ishaan Malinga caught diving catch with one hand
Rishabh Pant returned to the pavilion from Ishaan Malinga’s brilliant diving catch on the last ball of the 12th over. Malinga put a yorker ball of slow speed. Pant bent further and tried to stop it. But he only chipped the ball to the bowler’s left, where Malinga jumped into his follow-three and caught the ball. Rishabh was dismissed for 7 runs on 6 balls.
Ishaan Malinga caught a catch with one hand.
9. Abhishek put Ravi Bishnoi for 4 consecutive sixes
Ravi Bishnoi, who came to put the seventh over of Hyderabad’s innings, was put on 4 consecutive sixes by Abhishek Sharma. On the fifth ball of the same over, Abhishek also completed his fifty by putting sixes. He took 18 balls for this.
Abhishek Sharma was dismissed for 59 runs.
10. There was a debate between Abhishek and Digvesh
Abhishek Sharma lost his wicket in an attempt to play a big shot on the third ball of the eighth over. Digvesh Rathi threw the ball outside the off stump. Abhishek played a shot on the cover and Shardul Thakur took a brilliant catch.
After dismissing, Digvesh Rathi celebrated the note book and showed Abhishek Sharma the way to go out. After this, Abhison returned and the two started debating. Then the umpire came to the beach and stopped both.
Removing umpires Abhishek and Digvesh.
Facts and Records …
- Lucknow Super Giants scored 205/7 in Lucknow. This is his highest score in this stadium. Earlier, he scored 203/8 from Mumbai Indians.
Harshal IPL’s fastest 150 wicket bowler
Harshal Patel leads the list of bowlers to complete 150 wickets in the lowest balls in IPL. He achieved this feat in only 2381 balls. He is followed by Lasith Malinga’s number, who completed 150 wickets in 2444 balls.
Third place is Yuzvendra Chahal, who touched the figure in 2543 balls. At number four is Dwayne Bravo, who took 150 wickets in 2656 balls. Jasprit Bumrah is ranked fifth in this list, completing 150 wickets in 2832 balls.
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