IPL: Warner, Shankar power Hyderabad to 181

March 24, 2019 17:54

Russell gets the prized wicket of Pathan The boundaries have dried up for Hyderabad. Russell gets the prized wicket of Pathan. He walks off scoring just 1 run. Manish Pandey in the new batsman and ends the over with a boundary. Hyderabad 158-3 after 18 overs.

Prasidh Krishna Shankar takes it from Warner. He hits a boundary and SIX runs in the 19th over. There was an LBW appeal for Shankar's wicket. He successfully reviewed it. Prasidh Krishna looks disappointed. 170-3 after 19 overs.

Ferguson gets the final over of Kolkata's innings. Shankar smashes another boundary and 11 comes off that final over. Hyderabad 181-3 after 20 overs.

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