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Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) made full use of batting -friendly situations Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Sunday, 23 March, as he secured a total of 286/6 in his 20 overs against Rajasthan Royals in the second match of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025.

Ryan Parag, leading the Royals for the first time, after winning the toss and being selected to bowl first, faced a trial from the fire. Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma continued, from where he left for IPL 2024. Two left -handed batsmen scored 45 runs in the first three overs. Mahesh Thekshana gave the first success in the fourth over, with Abhishek's wicket, who scored 24 runs in 11 balls.

Debutant Ishan Kishan joined the army with the head and he scored an 85 -run stand off just 39 balls. He scored 67 off 31 balls before being dismissed by Tushar Deshpande. However, Kishan continued the Rajasthan bowlers with Nitish Kumar Reddy for the company. He shut down just 29 balls at a 72 -run stand as Parag was discovered for a reply. Theekshana returned to his final and broke the deadly partnership by rejecting Reddy. The Sri Lankan spinner ended his magic with two wickets in his kitty, but was 52 runs.

Henrich Klassen associated with Kishan and started the charge of Sunrisers at the back of the innings. Joffra Archer's return match for Royals became frightening as he scored 76 runs from his four overs without taking one wicket. This is the most expensive mantra in IPL history.

Klassen played a breathtaking cameo, with a six off for 14 balls of five fours and 34 runs. He was rejected by Sandeep Sharma in the 19th over, all were on Kishan, a young woman with the IPL century. The wicketkeeper-better hit a back-to-back sixes in the paintimet before taking a couple to bring his century with only 45 balls.

Tushar Deshpande took two wickets and accepted two borders as Sunrisers had reduced one run equal to the record for the highest team clan in IPL history, which they had set last year. Kishan scored 106 runs in 47 delivery, 11 fours and sixth sixes.