Sunrisers Hyderabad Sets IPL Record with 235 Runs Against Punjab Kings

In a spectacular display of batting, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) scored 235 runs against Punjab Kings (PBKS) in their IPL 2026 match. Heinrich Klaasen and Ishan Kishan were the stars of the show, contributing significantly to the team's total. Despite PBKS's efforts, their bowlers struggled to contain the aggressive SRH lineup. This match showcased the batting depth and power-hitting capabilities of SRH, setting a high benchmark for the tournament.

By Narendra Chaudhary May 6, 2026, 22:24 IST

SRH's Dominant Performance

In a thrilling encounter at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) showcased their batting prowess by amassing an impressive total of 235 runs for 4 wickets in their IPL 2026 match against Punjab Kings (PBKS) on Wednesday. Key contributions came from Heinrich Klaasen, who scored 69 runs off 43 balls, and Ishan Kishan, who added 55 runs from 32 deliveries.

Explosive Start by SRH Openers

Despite PBKS captain Shreyas Iyer's decision to bowl first after winning the toss, the choice proved detrimental. The SRH openers, Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head, set a blistering pace right from the start. Sharma scored 35 runs off just 13 balls, while Head contributed 38 runs off 19 balls, leading SRH to a remarkable 79 runs for 1 wicket by the end of the Powerplay.

Middle Overs Mastery by Klaasen and Kishan

After the openers' departure, Ishan Kishan and Heinrich Klaasen took control of the innings. Kishan capitalized on three dropped catches to score a rapid 55 runs, hitting four sixes and two fours. Klaasen, the standout performer in the latter stages, reached his fifty in just 32 balls and finished with an unbeaten 69 runs, including four sixes and three fours. Their partnership of 88 runs off 48 balls was pivotal in setting a formidable target.

Challenges for PBKS Bowlers

The Punjab Kings' bowling attack faced a tough challenge throughout the match. Marco Jansen had a particularly rough outing, conceding 61 runs in his four overs without taking a wicket. Yuzvendra Chahal was the only bowler to maintain some control, ending with figures of 1 for 32. Other bowlers, including Arshdeep Singh, Lockie Ferguson, and Vijaykumar Vyshak, each took one wicket but struggled to contain the runs during the final overs.