SRH tighten grip, Punjab struggle

Wed, 06 May 2026

22:14

PBKS 74-4 (9 Ovs) vs SRH 235-4 | SCORECARD

Nitish Kumar Reddy is back into the attack as PBKS try to steady the innings after early blows.

Suryansh Shedge starts cautiously, steering one towards point for no run before rotating strike with a quick single. The batters mostly deal in singles as SRH keep things tight.

Just 5 runs come off the over. After 8 overs, PBKS are 69/4, needing 167 from 72 balls.

Shivam Kumar continues and maintains the pressure with another disciplined over. PBKS struggle to find boundaries, managing only singles and a few safe pushes.

Another quiet over--just 5 runs from it. After 9 overs, PBKS are 74/4, needing 162 from 66 balls.

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