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Match Overview: In Match 27 of the ongoing IPL 2025, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) will play Punjab Kings (PBKS) at Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Saturday, April 12. Interestingly, both teams' season-long fortunes have been very different. One of the favorites to win the table, SRH, hasn't had a memorable season thus far. They've dropped their last four games after thrashing 286 in their season opener. They have scored 163, 120, and 152 in their last three games, demonstrating the failure of their too aggressive batting approach. Ishan Kishan hasn't been playing at his best, and Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma have had trouble getting out to a strong start. The team has the highest bowling average (41.47) and the worst economy (10.73) in the league, which hasn't helped either. In addition, the absence of a good spinner still plagues them, and captain Pat Cummins has been costly with the ball. After defeating CSK by a commanding 18 runs, PBKS will enter this match in fourth place with three victories from their last four games. Every game, a new match-winner steps up, and their batting unit is thriving. Although prominent players like Glenn Maxwell and Marcus Stoinis haven't made significant contributions, Punjab has been a talented team. SRH vs PBKS Match Details: Match: IPL 2025: Sunrisers Hyderabad vs. Punjab Kings, Match 27 Date & Time: Saturday, April 12, 2025, 7:30 PM (IST) Venue: Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad Live Streaming: JioHotstar Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium Pitch Report: This season, Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium has mainly been a batting haven. However, in their last three games, SRH's scores have decreased. It is one of the IPL's highest-scoring grounds, with an average first-inning score of 213 over the last ten games. Sixty percent of the games have been won by teams that bat first. Even if the most recent game was low-scoring, this is probably an outlier. It is expected that the w

South Africa vs New Zealand: On Wednesday, March 5, New Zealand (NZ) and South Africa (SA) will play in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Semi-Final 2 at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. In the respected tournament for which they are known, the Kiwis have played a tactical style of cricket. The team won two of their three games and placed second in Group A. They defeated Bangladesh by five wickets and Pakistan by 60 runs, respectively. In their final league match in Dubai. They lost by 44 runs to India, which was their only loss. Nevertheless, the team will be moving on from that loss and anticipating the next match. The Mitchell Santner-led team had faced the Proteas at this exact ground and won by six wickets in the Pakistan Tri-Nation Series, which was played prior to the Champions Trophy. On the other hand, the South African team has advanced to the tournament's next round with ease. The team had two victories in the group stage and one match against Australia finished in a draw. With five points in the end, the team is in a strong position. The side is dealing with some injury issues, though, as star batsman Aiden Markram hurt his right hamstring playing against England, and George Linde was called in to cover for him on the eve of the match. Both opener Tony de Zorzi and captain Temba Bavuma have made a full recovery from their illnesses and are anticipated to play in the forthcoming match. Match Details Match: South Africa vs New Zealand (SA vs NZ) 2nd Semi-final match Event: 14th Match, ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Date: Wednesday, March 5, 2025 Time: 2:30 PM Venue: Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore (Pakistan) Broadcasting: Live on Star Sports, JioHotstar and Network 18 channels Pitch Report: The second semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 between South Africa and New Zealand is expected to provide an excellent batting surface at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium. The batsman benefits from the surface's great carry and steady bounce. On the other hand, fast bowler

The England U19s had a thrilling seven-wicket victory at Visit Worcestershire New Road to round off their Youth ODI series against India. The tourists won the series 3-2, but England earned the victory in the last match. After a superb bowling performance held India's strong batting lineup to 210 for nine. All six bowlers took wickets thanks to a great team effort, although Ralphie Albert (two for 24) and Alex French (two for 37) stood out. The only player to surpass 40 was RS Ambrish (66 not out from 81 balls). After that, England easily reached 211 for three with 113 balls remaining. Following Ben Dawkins's (66, 53) third consecutive sixty score, Ben Mayes (82 not out, 76 balls) and Thomas Rew (49 not out, 37) saw their team home at a canter. Following India's decision to bat, French and Matt Firbank each scored in their opening over as England's redesigned seam attack got off to a fantastic start. Before French took the crucial wicket of Vihaan Malhotra, Ayush Mhatre's fruitless series came to an end with a reckless flick to mid-on off Firbank. Malhotra. Who scored a brilliant century in the previous match, nicked a fantastic delivery to wicketkeeper Rew. This time, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, 14, who scored 322 runs off 162 balls in the series' opening four games, lacked fluency. Prior to slicing Sebastian Morgan to deep third on 33 from 42. He was well-contained despite hitting Firbank for consecutive sixes. Alex Green, a seamer for Leicestershire, kept up the pressure and was rewarded. When Dawkins caught Rahul Kumar well on the long-leg rope. Albert quickly defeated the dangerous Harvansh Pangalia (24, 37) lbw, sweeping, as England started to spin. England U19s Ambrish was left to make sure the innings filled its 50 overs. After Albert added the wicket of Kanishk Chouhan, who was deftly stumped by Rew after being coaxed down the wicket. He achieved this by skillfully shepherding the tail for a half-century. Joe Moores' bottom-edged pluck at Deepesh Davendra