SRH vs PBKS Live Score, IPL 2025: Struggling Sunrisers Hyderabad I Course Correction vs. High-Flying Punjab Kings
Last season’s finalist, SRH launched the current campaign with a bang – increased 286 to Rajasthan Royals 44 runs. ‘Orange Army’ completely watched the first team to dissolve a 300-run mark in IPL history, thanks to their ultra-active batting philosophy.
However, this very attitude has begun to open. In its previous three outings, SRH has managed a sub-carry score of 163, 120 and 152-a huge defeat as a result. As a result, they find themselves at the bottom of the points table with the worst net run rate in the competition: -629.
The batting department has postponed the fire as one of the most explosives in the tournament, failing to set fire. Big names like Travis Head, Abhishek Sharma, Ishaan Kishan and Heinrich Klassen have reduced everyone.
Head and Sharma, who played an important role in starting the flight in the previous season, have fought to find the rhythm. This season is the best opening stand of the pair is just 15. The head form has performed much better, with a score of 67, 47, 22, 4 and 8. Abhishek has not performed much better, with a top score of just 24 in five innings.
Kishan, who burnt the initial match with an unbeaten century, has ever seen away from his best, while Klassen-SRH has not contributed a meaningful contribution until the pillar-order column-order.
Despite poor returns, the team is committed to its fearless approach. Head coach Daniel Vateri clarified that philosophy is not a problem – this is execution.
“I think we know that style is going to work, but we have to respect the situation, and we have to really assess well and perhaps it’s something we have not,” Vetori said after her latest loss.
While the batting crises are making headlines, SRH bowling has offered some relief. The speed trio of Pat Cummins, Mohammed Shami, and Harshal Patel has struggled to create initial successes, and the lack of impact through the middle overs continues to be lacking, the bowlers have failed to implement pressure or claim a significant wicket.
In contrast, Punjab Kings are riding high at speed under Shreyas Iyer’s latest leadership. The stylish right -handed batsman has led the bat for example and showed fast strategic skills, directing PBK to three matches for three wins. They are currently fourth on the table.
A major talk for Punjab has been the emergence of young opener Priya Arya. The fraudsters stole the headlines with a surprising century against Chennai Super Kings, one day when most batsmen were found to be difficult.
The bowling unit has also been affected. Arshdeep Singh, Lockey Ferguson, Yuzvendra Chahal, and Marco Jansen have constantly contributed to all, both offer diversity and control.
Squad:
Sunrisers Hyderabad: Pat Cummins (C), Ishaan Kishan (WK), Atharva Taid, Abhinav Manohar, Annic Verma, Sachin Baby, Heinrich Klassen, Travis Head, Harshal Patel, Kamindu Mendis, Vian Muldis, Abhishek Sham, Nitish Kumar Red, Mohammad Sham Singh, Zishan Ansari, Jayadev Unadakat, Jaidev Unadakat.
Punjab King: Shreyas Year (C), Yuzvendra Chahal, Arshdeep Singh, Marcus Stoinis, Nehal Wadera, Glenn Maxwell, Vyashak Vijaykumar, Yash Thakur, Harpreet Brad, Vishnu Vinod, Marco Jenson, Lockey Fergis, Josh English, Josh English, Josh English, Avinash, Avinash, Suryash Shed, Suryash Shed, Suryash Shed, Suryash Shaku Pannur Pannur Pannur Pannur Pannur Pannur Hardy, Priyash Arya, Azmatullah Omrajai.
