Abhishek was already out … Then a decision of the umpire overturned, the face of Preity Zinta landed – IPL 2025 Abhishek Sharma Got A Lifeline on Yash Thakur No Ball Umpire Gave Gave Not OUT THEN PREY ZINTA FACE TUCE TUCE TUCES

Hyderabad: Sunrisers Hyderabad defeated the Punjab Kings team by 8 wickets in the high -voltage match of IPL 2025. In this match, Punjab team came to bat first and gave 245 runs on the board. This target looked so big that it was proving impossible to chase it. But Abhishek Sharma’s stormy century made the match unilateral. Although Abhishek’s wicket was already received by the Punjab team, but everything overturned by an umpire’s decision.

Abhishek Sharma survived

There was an exciting match between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Punjab Kings at IPL 2025 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. Hyderabad’s opening batsman Abhishek Sharma performed brilliantly. However, a mistake by Yash Thakur gave Abhishek a life. Chasing a huge target of 246 runs, Abhishek made a stormy start and scored his first IPL century. He completed a century in 40 balls.

Hyderabad had a big target of 246 runs in the match. Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head together gave the team a fast start. Both batsmen attacked the Punjab Kings bowlers fiercely. Yash Thakur was bowling in the third over of the innings. Abhishek hit a four and a six off his first three balls. After this, Thakur put a length ball. Abhishek Sharma tried to send the ball to the stand again. But this time he could not take time properly at the ball. Shashank Singh, standing at deep backward point, caught the catch. Punjab Kings players started celebrating the wicket. But then the umpire called him a no-ball. This disturbed the celebration of Punjab Kings.

Then hit another six

On the next ball, Abhishek Sharma took full advantage of the free-hit. He hit a helicopter shot and the ball fell straight into the stand. Abhishek Sharma took full advantage of the opportunity after the life was found on the no-ball. He gave Hyderabad a stormy start with Travis Head. Both openers added 171 runs in 12.2 overs for the first wicket. Head was dismissed for 66 runs in 37 balls. He hit 9 fours and 3 sixes.