Arshdeep strikes! Kishan falls after 55

Wed, 06 May 2026

20:48

SRH 174-3 (15 Ovs) vs PBKS | SCORECARD

Arshdeep Singh is brought back into the attack and immediately goes full throttle with a pinpoint yorker.

Ishan Kishan manages to clip it towards square leg for a quick couple, and both batters rotate strike with singles to keep the scoreboard moving.

But Arshdeep strikes.

Kishan looks to up the tempo again, but this time he miscues it and finds the fielder. Suryansh Shedge settles under it at deep square leg and makes no mistake.

Punjab Kings finally hold on to a catch, and Kishan walks back after a well-made 55 off 32 balls.

Nitish is the new batter and he is off the mark with a single.

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