Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru, 67th Match, Indian Premier League 2026 - Player HighlightsSRH vs RCB, 67th Match, Indian Premier League 2026 - Player Highlights

Rasikh Salam Dar to Travis Head, out Bowled!! This is a brilliant yorker. You could see him try it the previous ball because Travis Head was coming hard at it. He switched to death bowling as he felt that's his best defence ball. He didn't quite nail it and bowled slightly outside off stump previous ball but got it pinpoint at the base of off stump. What a sight for a fast bowler to see the stump being uprooted when the batter is trying to win you over and your plan works. Rasikh gestures with his right hand around the ear that he wants to hear those loud cheers again. Head again stood leg-side of the ball, which is why he couldn't get bat on ball. Great contest between the bowler and the batter there. And the camera pans to Virat Kohli who obviously celebrates more aggressively than the bowler. He is everywhere, isn't he? Travis Head b Rasikh Salam Dar 26(16) [4s-5]

Rasikh Salam Dar to Travis Head, no run, goes for the yorker, just misses the mark, Head mistimes to mid-off

Rasikh Salam Dar to Travis Head, FOUR, oh good ball and equally well played. Travis Head again stepped away from the stumps, Rasikh bowled a dipping low full toss, Head managed to reach out, adjust and cream the drive to the left of the man at extra-cover this time

Rasikh Salam Dar to Travis Head, no run, oh the slower ball, Head drills it hard but picks out extra-cover

Rasikh Salam Dar to Travis Head, FOUR, brilliant back foot punch! Backed away, Head had his base set and quite solid. Rasikh Salam Dar bowled short of length but Head was able to free the arms and go hard on the punch, splits mid-off and extra-cover

Rasikh Salam Dar to Travis Head, FOUR, na, na! Not the start RCB would have wanted from Rasikh Salam Dar. First real bad ball of the game. Man up at fine leg and he bowled this short around leg stump for Head to have an easy flick behind square

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Travis Head, 1 run, slower ball on the pads, Head tickles it fine, Jitesh once again dives to the right and saves a boundary

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Travis Head, 1 run, Travis Head loses shape and mistimes this to deep mid-wicket

Josh Hazlewood to Travis Head, FOUR, and finally Travis Head manages to get under one ball in this over and he pulls it over mid-wicket. Hoff just missed his hard length by an inch or so but that's all these monster hitters need these days. Belted over the infield to spoil the over but still a very good over from Josh Hazlewood

Josh Hazlewood to Travis Head, no run, the first change in length. Full and around leg stump, again cramping him there. Travis Head wanted to swing it over the infield, catches the inside half of the bat and rolls to mid-on. Head throws his head back in disappointment that he couldn't score off this ball

Josh Hazlewood to Travis Head, 1 run, Hoff knows he can't overpitch or bowl too short to this man. Three great balls where Travis Head tried to break-free but couldn't as he had no room to play with. Played to deep backward point

Josh Hazlewood to Travis Head, no run, short of length delivery cramping him for room again, Head works it to mid-on

Josh Hazlewood to Travis Head, 2 runs, the hard length straightaway to his Aussie teammate. No room for Head to play the pull but he goes through and drags it past square leg off the inside half of the bat

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Travis Head, 1 run, now for some whippage by getting inside the line slightly! Length delivery on the stumps, Head flicks it through backward square leg, there is protection in the deep

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Travis Head, no run, there's the troublesome outie that Travis Head that usually dances to when a right-armer angles it across him from over the wicket. He got opened up but managed to defend

Bhuvneshwar Kumar to Travis Head, FOUR, creamed off the back foot. Third man is pretty square but Travis Head has cut this very straight of point and the timing is good. Bhuvi guilty of letting the batter play on the back foot with a shortish ball that had some width as well