Hyderabad: As many dramas as IPL (IPL 2026). This time, a strange incident happened in the match between Sunrisers Hyderabad (Sunrisers Hyderabad) and Rajasthan Royals (Rajasthan Royals). The game was going on. Sunrisers Hyderabad are batting. Suddenly one side of the field became dark. Rajasthan Royals face Hyderabad Shibi at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium. There is such a surprising event!

In fact, a floodlight in the field suddenly turned off that day. Even before that IPLThis happened on stage. The incident of the 13th over of the Hyderabad innings. At that time Hyderabad’s score was 140 for the loss of 2 wickets. Ishan Kishan and Heinrich Klaasen were batting in the middle order. Sandeep Sharma was coming forward with the ball in the run-up for Rajasthan. Klaassen was then at the striking end. At that time, suddenly the floodlight on one side of the field was turned off. Wasn’t a problem for long though. After a while the light came back on. The game starts again.

Ishan Kishan played an innings of 91 runs off 44 balls for Sunrisers. Abhishek Sharma got out on the first ball of the day. Jofra Archer returned him. Travis Head scored 18 runs off 18 balls. If Abhishek and Travis Head start the batting for Sunrisers, then the team can put up a big score on the board. But on this day, none of the two bats worked. However, Ishan Kishan himself took the batting responsibility of the team.

Pat Cummins is out due to injury. Instead of him, Ishan is currently seen leading the Sunrisers. Along with him in the middle order, Heinrich Klaasen and Nitish Reddy both gave Ishan worthy company. Ishan hit eight boundaries and four sixes in his innings. On the other hand, Klaasen played a 26-ball 40 with a boundary and three sixes. Nitish Reddy hit 4 sixes in his innings of 28 runs off 13 balls without hitting any boundaries. Sail Arora scored 24 runs off 13 balls in the lower order. Arora hit two boundaries and two sixes in his innings.

Among the Rajasthan bowlers, Jofra Archer took 2 wickets for 37 runs in 4 overs. Sandeep Sharma, Tushar Deshpande and Ryan Parag took one wicket each.