Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, 1st Match, Indian Premier League 2026 - Player Highlights

Jaydev Unadkat to Phil Salt, out Caught by Heinrich Klaasen!! Almost a collision between the two fielders. Jaydev Unadkat strikes in his first over. A length delivery outside off and Philip Salt looks to take him. Takes the aerial route by swinging hard, but he miscues it towards mid-off. Klaasen calls for it and charges forward to take it. There was another fielder going for the catch who was charging across from cover, but luckily they don't collide, and it's Klaasen who completes the formalities. His shout was pretty loud, but probably wasn't clear due to the background noise. Phil Salt c Heinrich Klaasen b Jaydev Unadkat 8(7) [4s-2]

Nitish Reddy to Phil Salt, leg byes, 1 run, drifting down the leg-side, this one clips Philip Salt's pads and rolls towards the left-side of the keeper. They take a leg bye to end the over

Nitish Reddy to Phil Salt, FOUR, more runs, it's four runs! Slight width on offer outside off, Philip Salt makes it count by smashing this through covers for the second boundary of the over. No need to run for those. Nitish Kumar Reddy has a disappointed look on his face

Nitish Reddy to Phil Salt, no run, pitched up by the bowler around middle and leg, hint of swing as Philip Salt squeezes it towards the fielder at mid-on

Nitish Reddy to Phil Salt, FOUR, opens his account with a rollicking boundary! Back of a length outside off, shaping away form the batter, Philip Salt plays it late, carving it through backward point as the ball races away to the fence in a jiffy

Nitish Reddy to Phil Salt, no run, a mix-up between the two batters, but no harm done in the end. This was punched towards cover-point by Philip Salt and the fielder stationed there stopped it with a dive to his right. Salt is sent back by Kohli, and it was the right call as the fielder managed to score a direct-hit at the keeper's end. Salt manages to get back in

Nitish Reddy to Phil Salt, no run, short of a length around off, Philip Salt defends it into the off-side