IPL 2017: Sunrisers Hyderabad’s trio trumps Kings XI Punjab by 26 runs
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Half-centuries from David Warner, Shikhar Dhawan and Kane Williamson and three wickets each from Ashish Nehra and Siddarth Kaul guided Sunrisers Hyderabad to a 26-run win over Kings XI Punjab in an IPL 2017 game at Mohali. (BCCI )
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KXIP captain Glenn Maxwell won the toss and opted to field. (BCCI )
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Shikhar Dhawan gave SRH a strong start as he piled up boundaries at will. (BCCI )
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He was equally supported by skipper David Warner, who scored his 36th half-century. (BCCI )
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Dhawan also brought up his 27th half-century with a single off Maxwell. The duo put on a 107-run stand inside the first 10 overs. (BCCI )
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With both Dhawan, Warner departing in a span of four overs, Kane Williamson led the charge with his magnificent strokeplay and powered SRH to 207/3. (BCCI )
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The New Zealand skipper clobbered 4 fours and 2 sixes as he remained unbeaten on 54 (off just 27 balls). (BCCI )
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In reply, KXIP got off to a worst possible start as they lost both openers Martin Guptill and Manan Vohra in quick succession. Ashish Nehra removed Vohra while Bhuvneshwar Kumar got rid of the Kiwi opener. (BCCI )
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Shaun Marsh (alongwith Eoin Morgan) provided some stability to the innings and smashed the SRH bowlers all around the park. (BCCI )
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Rashid Khan then broke the 73-run stand by getting the better of Morgan, who hit 26 off 21. The leggie finished with the figures of 1/16. (BCCI )
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Marsh continued to play his natural game and completed his fifty off 36 balls. (BCCI )
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But Bhuvneshwar Kumar once again struck as he removed the ‘dangerous’ Marsh for 84. (BCCI )
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