Hyderabad lose three quick wickets but Shikhar (47 not out) seals a fantastic win with successive boundaries in Kumar's last over. 

Hyderabad win by five wickets with an over to spare. 

Hyderabad restrict Gujarat to a paltry 126 for six. 

The home team make a good start, scoring 26 runs off the first three overs. 

However, Dhawal Kulkarni strikes with his first ball, having Warner (24) caught by Praveen Kumar at mid-on. 

In the next over, Praveen has Williamson (6) caught by Smith at short cover. 

Hyderabad manage 38 for two in the powerplay, Shikhar Dhawan and Moises Henriques at the crease. 

Apologies, Bravo was dismissed off Sran, not Mustafizur as mentioned. 

Ravindra Jadeja is the new man in. Finch (on 30) is fortunate as Warner puts him down off Henriques. 

Gujarat 89 for five after 16 overs. Time for a second strategic timeout. 

Aaron Finch and Dwayne Bravo come together with the Gujarat innings in tatters.

A boundary by Finch, off Henriques, helps Gujarat get past the 50-run mark, in the 10th over. At the halfway mark the visitors are struggling at 54 for four. 

A brilliant catch by substitute Shankar gives Mustafizur his second wicket. 

Bravo's 20-ball 18 was inclusive of a boundary and he helped Finch add 45 runs (off 39 balls) for the fifth wicket. The Gujarat renaissance is cut short. 

Bhuvneshwar strikes in his third over as well, catching Raina (20) off his own bowling. 

First bowling change for Hyderabad. Mustafizur Rahman replaces Nehra (2-1-8-0) in the fifth over. He strikes with his fourth ball, having Karthik (0) caught by Williamson at backward point. Gujarat manage only 26 for three in the powerplay.

Twin bowling change, Barinder Sran replacing an impressive Bhuvneswar (3-1-16-2) in the seventh over. He gives away six runs. 

Moises Henriques replaces Mustafizur (1-0-2-1) in the eight over, and strikes fourth ball, a brilliant catch by Warner at long-off cutting short McCullum's (7) stay at the crease. 

Another bowling change, Yuvraj Singh to bowl the ninth over. He concedes six, and it is time for the first strategic timeout.

Brendon McCullum and Dwayne Smith to open the batting for Gujarat and it will be Bhuvneshwar Kumar first up for Hyderabad first up. Its a maiden.

Ashsih Nehra to bowl the second over. It's a maiden as well. 

The pressure tells, and Bhuvneshwar strikes in his second over, having Smith (1) caught by Mustafizur at short third man. 

The news is that the home has won the toss and invited Gujarat to bat first.

"I don't think the wicket is going to change much but chasing is the key," reasons SRH captain David Warner.

"We have addressed the issues we had, and this will be a key game," says Suresh Raina. 

Yuvraj Singh will be playing his first match for Sunrisers.