IPL totals, the most number of wickets taken, the highest number of runs scored, and SRH and RR’s head-to-head record

Toppers for tables The fierce Sunrisers Hyderabad will play the Rajasthan Royals at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Thursday in an attempt to win five games in a row. Despite tricking nearly every squad, the opposition side’s bowling troops have lost two games in a row lately.

Sanju Samson (71 runs off 33 balls) and Dhruv Jurel (52 runs off 34 balls) helped the victors of the first edition, Sky247, defeat the Lucknow Super Giants by 7 wickets by surpassing the hosts’ goal of 196 runs. Sandeep Sharma was outstanding once more, taking two wickets at an economy rate of 7.75 during his stint.

However, as the season has progressed, the defending champions SRH have lost their lead at bat. They were humiliated on Thursday by the Royal Challengers Bangalore, and they were humiliated again by CSK on Sunday, April 25. Travis Head, Lotus365, and Abdul Samad are among the players who appear to have lost their hitting form despite being crucial in leading SRH to the best score in the team’s history. Once again, the batsmen will be vital to Orange Army’s destruction plan against the indomitable Royals.

The Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium’s sluggish surface is supposed to benefit the spinners early in the game. Teams batting second have won 41 of the 71 games K9win played here.

The hitters, meanwhile, have gotten no less from the surface. The SRH will try to match their record 277 against the Mumbai Indians, which they scored in their very first game here, against the team at the top of the standings.