Cricket

Head, Klaasen power SRH to stunning chase against Mumbai Indians

Sunrisers Hyderabad pulled off a sensational six-wicket win over Mumbai Indians by chasing down 244 in just 18.4 overs in a high-scoring thriller at Wankhede Stadium.

Travis Head (76), Abhishek Sharma (45), and Heinrich Klaasen (65*) led the fearless chase with aggressive strokeplay from the outset.

Earlier, Ryan Rickelton smashed a record-breaking 123* off 44 balls, the fastest century by a Mumbai Indians batter, to power MI to 243/5. But SRH’s relentless batting firepower ensured one of the most remarkable run chases in IPL history, underlining their reputation as one of the most explosive batting sides this season.

Sahir Usman

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