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IPL: Punjab Kings Restrict Sunrisers To 182/9

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April 10, 2024

Despite Nitish Reddy's counter-attacking fifty and Shahbaz Ahmed's late flourish, a heavy dose of pace from Arshdeep Singh overwhelmed Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) batters as Punjab Kings (PBKS) restricted SRH to 182/9 in their Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 match here at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium on Tuesday.

IPL: Punjab Kings Restrict Sunrisers To 182/9

It was a good day at work for Arshdeep who returned with a figure of 4-29 with two wickets in the powerplay and 2 scalps in the back-end as the pace-favoured pitch in Mullanpur only came to his advantage. Sam Curran and Harshal Patel bagged two wickets each while Kagiso Rabada took one. Reddy scored the highest for SRH with 64 off 37 deliveries while Abdul Samad played a blitz cameo of 25 in 12 balls. Put to bat first, SRH opener Travis Head was left bamboozled on the very first ball of the game by

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