Sunrisers Hyderabad Vs Delhi Capitals Match Scorecard

The DC vs SRH rivalry has long been one of the most thrilling in IPL history. Each match brings with it thrilling spectacle, from intense battles to jaw-dropping high-scoring thrillers.

Pat Cummins spearheaded Sunrisers Hyderabad’s strike bowling against an underperforming DC innings in the Sunrisers Hyderabad Vs Delhi Capitals Match Scorecard. In just his first two overs, he dismissed Karun Nair, Faf du Plessis and Abishek Porel, claiming three crucial wickets for SRH.

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SRH batsmen struggled to score, posting an ineffective total of 133/7. Ashutosh Sharma and Tristan Stubbs kept the scoreboard moving by joining together for an outstanding 66-run stand before rain stopped play at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Hyderabad and called off the match.

Early on, SRH bowlers had an extraordinary start as they tore through Delhi’s top order. Pat Cummins started off his fireworks in the first over by dismissing Karun Nair before going on to scalp Faf du Plessis and Abishek Porel within his next two overs;

DC were reduced to 26/4 within powerplay despite KL Rahul and Jaydev Unadkat’s best efforts as SRH took control during middle overs.

As for SRH’s response, they experienced early wickets falling before Ashutosh Sharma and Tristan Stobbs put up some resistance for Delhi – adding 41 off 28 balls and taking their team’s score to a respectable 133/7 before rains forced a stoppage in proceedings and ultimately led to its cancellation without ever bowling a ball being bowled.

SRH have won 12 matches this season while DC have taken 13 victories without suffering a defeat – they sit fifth on the points table with 15 while DC are currently sixth with 19 points.

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SRH and DC will meet for the first time this season in Visakhapatnam – once known as Delhi’s home ground – with both teams looking to find some momentum.

While SRH are hoping to recover from their defeat against LSG, Delhi are buoyed by KL Rahul’s return and his inclusion is expected to strengthen their batting and address previous collapses. Plus, playing on what once served as home turf adds even further intrigue!

DC faltered against KKR in their inaugural matchup, losing four wickets during the powerplay and eventually falling by 14 runs.

They managed to salvage one-wicket victory against RCB the next game; due in large part to Ashutosh Sharma’s brilliant fifty which proved insufficient against an effective bowling performance from RCB who held their nerve in the end.

SRH made an emphatic start to their tournament campaign against Rajasthan Royals thanks to an incredible performance by Travis Head, Ishan Kishan, Heinrich Klaasen and Nitish Kumar Reddy’s batsmen Travis Head, Ishan Kishan, Heinrich Klaasen and Nitish Kumar Reddy.

Later they posted a 190/0 total against Lucknow Super Giants before succumbing to five wicket defeat in the death overs.

Hyderabad-based team are favourites in this clash and stand a good chance of victory on Monday. Their bowling has had trouble controlling batsmen this season, yet big hitters have kept up the scoreboard pressure with big hits.

But they must tighten up their defence if they want to remain in contention for a top-four finish; no rain is predicted so this should be an extended match that should feature many innings and runs galore!

Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium usually favours spinners but can also provide good batting surfaces; currently it may become hot and humid but should later settle down before evening making this game surefire high scoring affair!

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Delhi Capitals started off the season strong but soon fell off, struggling with their bat during subsequent games as teams found ways to counter their aggressive batting approach.

However, thanks to a remarkable run chase against Kolkata Knight Riders at home they managed to turn things around and are in strong contention to qualify for the play-offs.

Hyderabad would have done even better without the rain that hit Hyderabad midway through their innings, dampening Pat Cummins’ fiery performance at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium and disappointing his Orange Army fans.

Cummins made an immediate impact, picking up Karun Nair, Faf du Plessis and Abishek Porel within his first three overs to leave DC reeling at 26/4 within powerplay – later Jaydev Unadkat also contributed by sending KL Rahul back before Cummins took an eye-catching catch off Axar Patel which made 47/5 at halfway.

DC staged an impressive comeback to reach 133/7 but couldn’t capitalize as rain began falling at the tail-end of their innings, coming down hard enough to wash away their pitch and deny victory to them. Their loss sent SRH spiralling out of contention for top four standings while placing them into danger alongside PBKS.

Early in the game, SRH openers Jake Fraser-McGurk and Faf du Plessis put up an impressive score on a challenging batting surface before they were eventually dismissed by Axar Patel and Zheshan Kanga respectively, giving DC an excellent opportunity to win with Stubbs and Porel at bat – unfortunately rain intervened just at that moment to end play and leave them still well placed to reach top four with one match remaining on their calendar.

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The SRH-DC match was much anticipated as both teams vied for top four spots. Unfortunately, rain played spoilsport and forced cancellation of the game without even one ball being bowled.

Although their innings started slowly, Ashutosh Sharma and Tristan Stubbs managed to recover with Ashutosh Sharma forming an impressive 66-run partnership between themselves; unfortunately it wasn’t enough to help Delhi overturn a huge deficit; Jake Fraser-McGurk and KL Rahul both fell quickly while debutant Zeeshan Ansari took an impressive catch to dismiss KL Rahul for one run.

Pat Cummins stood out with the ball for Sunrisers Hyderabad with three wickets inside the Powerplay, taking out Karun Nair, Faf du Plessis and Abishek Porel before Jaydev Unadkat took one more with an outstanding delivery that sent Rahul flying into space.

SRH’s batsmen had difficulty scoring. With the exception of Manish Pandey, all their other batsmen failed to hit 30 runs; therefore SRH finished with an underwhelming total of 133/7.

Home side DC won both of their opening matches despite losing both. But even so, they remain third in the standings with just 13 points from 11 games – so with some wins remaining they still stand a chance at reaching playoffs.

Meanwhile DC managed one win against Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), maintaining fifth position overall with 13 points from 11 matches played thus far and holding onto fifth in terms of total standings with 13 from 11. They will take on Mumbai Indians at Wankhede Stadium on May 6th; click here for live stream and score updates of that match-up!