Live Cricket Score - KXIP v SRH, IPL 2017, Match 33

SRH WIN

Once Marsh departed, the result was a foregone conclusion. SRH wrap things up in style as KXIP fall to a 26-run defeat. Their start at Mohali has been a disappointing one, hopefully they can get back on track soon.

KXIP face tall order

It's all down to Shaun Marsh now. KXIP need to score in excess of 13 runs per over, and Marsh, batting in the 40s, will need to go big

And Marsh falls after a superlative 84. This should be curtains for KXIP

Martin Guptill's short-stinted debut

Two fours in Bhuvneshwar Kumar's opening over and then 4, 4 and 6 to add to that in Ashish Nehra's next. Looked aggressive from the outset, and the runs - 23 from 11 - cry that out loud, but Bhuvneshwar dupes him with a slower ball. Brilliant bit of bowling. Guptill swats, never read the lack of pace, and ends up slicing a steepler to cover.

Williamson lifts SRH to 207

Kane Williamson applies the perfect finishing touches, as delicately and beautifully as only he can, to help SRH end with a mammoth total. The New Zealander slammed 54 off just 27 balls as the defending champions amass 207 on the board.

Not any more...

Well, the jinx has worked. Not that it was intended, mind you. Dhawan falls two balls later. 77 off 48, a knock that has laid the platform for a massive total.

Dhawan motors on

Shikhar Dhawan continues to rake in the runs and, well settled that he is now, is starting to wield the long handle. How many runs can SRH get towards the end? And can Dhawan get to his hundred? He needs 27 more with six overs to spare.

Twin fifties and a wicket

Warner and Dhawan have pushed SRH into a solid position. The duo scored fine fifties to push the score past the 100-run mark. Just when Warner looked like he would smash his way out, however, Glenn Maxwell outsmarted the rival captain and had him bowled. Is this the turn in fortune the hosts were craving for?

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Quick start for SRH

How things change. That 3-run first over from Ishant was a farce, it feels. Anureet Singh conceded two back-to-back boundaries against Shikhar Dhawan in the next over and now David Warner has laid into Axar Patel, with 4, 4, and 6 in the fifth over.

... and he is dropped last ball! Saha cannot hold on to an edged cut shot behind the wicket. Powerplays on track then for Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Sunrisers Hyderabad have scored 60 runs in the Powerplay - their highest in the first six this season. Deepu Narayanan, our numbers' man, says, "SRH has lost the fewest wkts in Powerplays this season - four in eight innings"

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