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Run Out Drama: SRH’s Abhishek Sharma Falls Victim to Mix-Up

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HYDERABAD, India – Sunrisers Hyderabad‘s Abhishek Sharma was run out following a disastrous mix-up with teammate Travis Head during their IPL 2025 match against Delhi Capitals on Sunday. The incident occurred in the first over of Sunrisers Hyderabad’s innings, dramatically changing the momentum of the game.

After winning the toss and opting to bat, Head faced a delivery and, attempting a quick single, initiated the run. Abhishek, however, was distracted and failed to respond promptly. A direct hit from the field resulted in Abhishek being well short of his crease, leading to a quick dismissal that left him visibly disappointed.

This match marked the IPL debut for several players, including a leg-spinner who replaced a fast bowler in the lineup. Sunrisers Hyderabad aimed to secure their second win of the season after suffering a recent defeat to Lucknow Super Giants.

“We need to put up a big total,” said Delhi Capitals all-rounder Reddy, a local player familiar with the venue. “Afternoon games can be challenging with heat. We succeeded last year by batting out the opposition.”

Reddy’s comments reflected confidence as he prepared for the match, describing the need for aggressive play against SRH, particularly in the powerplay. “We must be brave in our approach; it’s essential to seize the momentum early,” he added.

Delhi Capitals returned to action with the return of Rahul, who rejoined the team after missing their last match due to paternity leave. He replaced an uncapped player, taking the number four batting position.

“I thought about batting first since the last match showed the pitch favored bowlers in the second innings,” Rahul noted. “The toss is out of our control, but we have experience here and have prepared well.”

DC’s captain emphasized the strategy for the encounter: “Against SRH, it’s crucial to remain competitive in the powerplay. We set aggressive goals, treating early overs like the death overs,” he stated.

The playing elevens for the match were: Delhi Capitals – KL Rahul (wk), Axar Patel (captain), Mitchell Starc, and others; Sunrisers Hyderabad – Travis Head, Abhishek Sharma, Pat Cummins (captain), and others.

This match illustrates the high stakes of IPL, where every wicket carries significant weight, particularly early in the innings. With both teams eager for a win, the game is set up for exciting cricket ahead.

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