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IPL 2023 SRH vs LSG Live Score: Sunrisers Hyderabad won the toss and opted to bat against Lucknow Super Giants at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Hyderabad. SRH skipper Aiden Markram confirmed that batting all-rounder Sanvir Singh has been included in the mix. On the other hand, LSG have also made a couple of changes. Prerak Mankad and Yudhvir Charak have replaced Deepak Hooda and Mohsin Khan in the line-up, said LSG skipper Krunal Pandya.
Sunrisers Hyderabad are set to lock horns with Lucknow Super Giants in a must-win game for both teams to stay alive in the race for the IPL 2023 playoffs. SRH will host LSG at the Read More
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Key EventsQuinton de Kock goes aerial and finds a boundary over cover. In fact, the first boundary for Lucknow after 3 overs. They need to find some more, given the number of runs they are left to get.
LSG: 12/0 after 3 overs
2 overs gone and the Lucknow Super Giants have added just 4 runs to the board. Surprisingly, Kyle Mayers has faced 10 balls but is yet to get off the mark.
LSG: 4/0 after 2 overs.
The veteran Bhuvneshwar Kumar opens the attack and produces a great over. Just two runs off it,
LSG: 2/0 after 1 over
Heinrich Klaasen top-scored with a 29-ball 47 while Abdul Samad got an unbeaten 37 off 25 balls, helping SRH post 182 for 6 in 20 overs. The Sunrisers innings is a perfect example of everyone chipping with notable contributions. Besides Abhishek Sharma and Glenn Philips, every batter scored at least 20 runs to pile up a challenging score. For Lucknow, Krunal Pandya was the pick of the bowlers, returning figures of 2/24 in 4 overs.
Avesh Khan finds a wicket. Low full toss, Klaasen goes hard on the swipe and holes it out to Prerak Mankad at long-on.
SRH: 173/6 after 19 overs
The play has been halted for a while and the reason is yet to be known. Klassen looked miffed as he gestured towards the LSG dug out. The LSG staff is having a chat with the match officials. The on-field umpires too are near the boundary rope. Seems like someone threw something at the LSG dugout. It a mess all around.
Drama unfolds at the Rajeev Gandhi stadium as a waist-high delivery from Aves was initially given a no-ball but the decision was overturned after Krunal Pandya goes for DRS. The TV umpire reckons that the batter crouched slightly crouched and thus, calls it a fair delivery.
A yorker gone wrong as it gets turned into a full toss. Samad connects and sends it into the stands with straight bat from over long on for 6 runs.
SRH: 168/5 after 18.2 overs
Mistimed shot but it finds its way to go for a boundary. Thakur bowls it short, Samad looks for the slap but gets a big top-edge.
SRH: 161/5 after 18 overs
Krunal to Samad – SIX! Clean hit. Flighted delivery, Samad swings through the line, sends it high and over long-on.
SRH: 154/5 after 17 overs
Heinrich Klaasen is shifting gears here. A couple of lose balls from Mishra, Klaasen rocks back and deposits the ball into the stands from over mid-wicket region. Back-to-back sixes toward the same area.
SRH: 145/6 after 16 overs
Krual Pandya is bowling at his best today. After a double-wicket over, he delivers another super one; just 2 runs off it.
SRH: 130/5 after 15 overs
Great shot. Samad makes room for himself, frees his arms, and sends the drive from over long-off for a maximum.
SRH: 128/5 after 14 overs
Back-to-back peach of deliveries, getting better of Markram and Glenn Philips. Sharp turn on offer, bamboozling two of the top SRH batters. The Hyderabad captain was looking to play across but misses and De Kock collects the ball and whips off the bails in no time. Phillis gets gets squared up on his defence and clean bowled.
SRH: 115/5 after 12.2 overs
Heinrich Klaasen is getting into the grove. A boundary through deep mid-wicket and then a maximum over the same region – insane hitting by the South Africa.
SRH: 115/3 after 12 overs
Bishnoi to Markram – 4. Flighted delivery, pitched fuller. Markram connects and smashes through covers for a boundary.
SRH: 95/3 after 10 overs
Amit Mishra finds his victim. Loopy delivery, Anmol shimmies down and chips it right back to the bowler. The veteran leggie takes the catch and bangs the ball hard on the ground.
SRH: 82/3 after 8.5 overs
Slower through the air, Mishra bowls it on the slot and Markram stands tall and smokes it over long-on for a six.
SRH: 82/2 after 8.4 overs
Yudhvir Singh is under the pump once again. SRH skipper Markram smashes him for a boundary down the ground and then, Anmolpreet ends the over with another. 11 runs from it,
SRH: 73/2 after 8 overs
Aiden Markram-led Sunrisers still have four games remaining and they are currently in ninth place in the league table with 8 points from 10 games. Lucknow on the other hand are in fifth place with 11 points from as many games, needing to win their remaining three matches.
Sunrisers Hyderabad come into this fixture on the back of a thrilling 4-wicket win over Rajasthan Royals, with Abdul Samad scoring a match-winning six on the last ball of the match after Sandeep Sharma had bowled a no-ball.
Lucknow Super Giants on the other hand have lost their previous fixture to Gujarat Titans by 56 runs and LSG are now winless in their past three matches, having lost twice and their game against CSK ended without a result due to rain.
Ever since KL Rahul got injured and was ruled out of the tournament, LSG haven’t won under Krunal Pandya’s captaincy, and with just three matches remaining, the Lucknow-based franchise need to win all three of their remaining games, otherwise, things could get tricky.
Pandya and Co were soundly beaten by Gujarat and they will be hoping to bounce back to winning ways today.
The equation is pretty similar for the Hyderabad-based franchise as well, the Orange Army have four games remaining, and winning all four of them will take Markram’s side to 16 points so they need to win big against all of their remaining opponents.
Speaking ahead of the match against Lucknow, SRH coach Brian Lara demanded his side to continue their momentum after beating the Royals.
“What you saw in Jaipur is a team that threw their last dice. We were able to pull it off. Now, we want to go forward with clarity knowing that we’ve got to put our best foot forward. We have to be brave and sensible. Everyone knows the position we’re in and the cricket we have to play. Outside of Gujarat, the rest of the oppositions we’re going to play against are going to feel the pinch and have to bring their best game to the party,” said Lara.