New Delhi. Sunrisers Hyderabad proved the score of 245 Punjab Kings in their home on the strength of Abhishek Sharma's stormy century innings and the half -century of Travis Head. In the 27th match of the IPL played at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Sunrisers Hyderabad defeated Punjab Kings by 8 wickets to register the second win of the season. Hyderabad won the first win after four consecutive defeats. Hyderabad also improved its net runrate with this victory. Hyderabad's team jumped from number 10 to number 8 in the point table. Punjab Kings have a second defeat in 5 matches. Abhishek Sharma has become the biggest innings of Indians in the IPL. A total of 492 runs were scored by both teams.

Sunrisers Hyderabad scored 247 runs in 18.3 overs at the loss of 2 wickets in 18.3 overs to chase a target of 246 runs. Hyderabad was given a bang by the pair of Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head. Both shared a record of 171 runs for the first wicket. The head was caught by Yuzvendra Chahal on a personal score of 66 runs at the hands of Maxwell. The head hit 9 fours and 3 sixes in his half -century innings. Abhishek Sharma was dismissed for 141 runs. He hit 14 fours and 10 sixes in this innings. He was dismissed by Arshdeep Singh. Henrich Klassen returned unbeaten after scoring 21 runs off 14 balls, while Ishaan Kishan scored an unbeaten 9 runs.

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Punjab Kings scored 245 runs
Earlier, Punjab Kings scored 245 runs for 6 wickets with captain Shreyas Iyer's high -century. Iyer scored an innings of 82 runs in 36 balls with six sixes and equal fours. He also shared a 73 -run partnership for the third wicket with Nihal Vadhera (27). Prabhasimran Singh (42) and Priyansh Arya (36) gave the team a stormy start by adding 66 runs in just 24 balls for the first wicket. Marcus Stoinis (34 not out, 11 balls, four sixes, one four) finally played a fiery innings and took the team's score to 240 runs. For Sunrisers, Harshal Patel took four wickets for 42 runs while Ishan Malinga, who is making his IPL debut, took two wickets for 45 runs. Mohammad Shami proved to be extremely expensive. He took 75 runs in four overs while he did not get any success.

Prabhasimran and Priyansh played a stormy innings
Iyer won the toss and decided to bat, after which Prabhasimran and Priyansh played stormy innings so that the team added 89 runs for one wicket in power play. Prabhasimran hit three consecutive fours in Shami's first over. After hitting a six on Sunrisers captain Pat Cummins, Priyansh also hit two consecutive sixes on Shami. Priyansh also hit a six on Harshal, but he was caught by Nitish Kumar Reddy by waving the ball of this fast bowler in the air. He faced 13 balls and hit four sixes and two fours.

Punjab's run century completed in the ninth over
Sri Lankan fast bowler Ishaan, who is making his IPL debut, then caught Prabhasimran at the hands of Cummins and gave the second success to the Sunrisers. Prabhasimran hit seven fours and a six in his 23 -ball innings. The century of Punjab's runs was completed in the ninth over. Iyer hit two sixes and a four in the over of spinner Zeeshan Ansari after hitting a six on Cummins. He completed a half -century in just 22 balls with fours on Shami, which is his fastest half -century in the IPL.

Shreyas brought Punjab score to 200 runs in 17th over
Ishaan gave the third blow to Punjab by lbw Nihal Vadhera (27). Shashank Singh also got LBW off Harshal's ball after scoring just two runs, causing the team's score to 168 runs for four wickets. Iyer took the team's score to 200 runs in the 17th over with four fours on Ishaan. Glenn Maxwell once again failed and was bowled by Harshal's ball after scoring three runs in seven balls. Harshal also gave a double blow to Punjab by catching Iyer at the hands of Travis Head in this over. Marcus Stoinis took the team's score close to 250 runs with four consecutive sixes on Shami in the final over.