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Praful Hinge takes record three wickets in first over as Sunrisers crush Royals

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15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi fell for a golden duck in a rare IPL flop as his team, the Rajasthan Royals, went down to Sunrisers Hyderabad by 57 runs on Monday. Two debutants, Praful Hinge and Sakib Hussain, shone.

[p]The teen prodigy has been the flavour of this season in the T20 tournament with two 15-ball fifties, including in the previous match and has been key to [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/rajasthan-royals/S2MQPiFG/"]Rajasthan[/a]'s four wins.[/p][p][a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/sunrisers-hyderabad/ltywUfPr/"]Hyderabad[/a] pace bowler Hinge wreaked havoc with a triple-wicket first over -- an IPL first -- as he sent back Sooryavanshi, Dhruv Jurel and Lhuan-dre Pretorius, all three without scoring.[/p][p]Hinge, who idolises Australia's Pat Cummins claimed four wickets and was ably supported by fellow Indian talent Hussain, who returned figures of 4-24 after coming in as impact substitute.[/p][p]Rajasthan had slumped to 9-5 in their chase of 217 with Hinge sending back skipper Riyan Parag, for four, in his next over to raise the roof at the home stadium in Hyderabad.[/p][embed guid="18225d5c-66fd-46bb-a849-3bc8298e6a58" url="https://x.com/IPL/status/2043749368260706481" social-type="twitter" /][p]South Africa's Donovan Ferreira, who top-scored with 69, and Ravindra Jadeja, who made 45, then put on 118 before the [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/game/cricket/rajasthan-royals-S2MQPiFG/sunrisers-hyderabad-ltywUfPr/?mid=UHtv9lhf"]Royals were bowled out for 159 in 19 overs[/a].[/p][p]It was Rajasthan's first defeat in five games in this edition, but they still top the 10-team table. Hyderabad, the 2016 champions, bounced back after two losses.[/p][p]It was Sooryavanshi's wicket that stunned Rajasthan as the in-form opener top-edged a rising delivery from Hinge, with the ball going high and caught by wicketkeeper Salil Arora.[/p][p]The baby-faced Sooryavanshi looked up to the sky and walked back, disappointed, only to see more trouble for his team in the big chase.[/p][p]Sooryavanshi made history in last year's IPL in a dazzling debut season, highlighted by a 35-ball century, the second fastest in the history of IPL.[/p][p]The new T20 sensation has mind-boggling numbers to his name, with 452 runs scored in 12 matches with a punishing strike rate of 228.28.[/p][p]Earlier, Hyderabad skipper Ishan Kishan hit 91 off 44 balls to guide his team to 216-6 after being invited to bat first.[/p][p]Abhishek Sharma fell for a first-ball duck off pace ace Jofra Archer and fellow opener Travis Head departed on 18 before the left-handed Kishan hit back.[/p][embed guid="bd4b53a0-6bea-4eb7-b427-fe8366d8b1cf" url="https://x.com/SunRisers/status/2043756881886474438" social-type="twitter" /][p]Kishan, who hit eight fours and six sixes, put on 88 with Heinrich Klaasen, who made 40, to rebuild the innings and lay the foundations of the tall total.[/p][p]Rajasthan's England star Archer returned figures of 2-37.[/p]

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