Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Punjab Kings, 19th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

An absolute thriller, if ever there was one. Two really special performances, both breathtakingly good, but only one of them emerging as the winner. That's how it goes. With this, we come to the end of this run of double-headers. Looking forward to your company tomorrow evening. This is Sagar Chawla signing off on behalf of Akshay Maanay, Sriram, Vineet Anantharaman, Krishna, Abhinand and Srivathsa.

Here are some interesting stats from today's encounter from our statsman who loves to dig numbers - Deepu Narayanan

*Fifties in consecutive innings vs an opposition team:
7 Warner v RCB
5 Warner v KXIP
4 Gayle v KXIP

*David Miller has scored only 243 runs since the start of IPL 2016 at an average of 20.25 and SR of 118.53 with a highest of 31.

*Most consecutive wins vs a team:
8 RCB v DD /KKR v KXIP *
7 CSK v DD
6 CSK v RR/ RR v DD
5 CSK v KXIP/ KKR v DC/ KXIP v RCB/ MI v KKR/ RCB v PWI/ SRH v KXIP *

Bhuvi: Yes it is, my heart is still pounding. T20 is a format where you expect the unexpected and Manan almost took the game away from us. Athletes always talk about believing in themselves and that's what I did in the 19th over. I've overcome that pressure because I've done this job for SRH for last three years. I knew I had to bowl the 19th over, the match-defining over. I believed in myself. I bowled the 16th/17th over, he was in good nick. It wasn't an easy wicket, it was a great effort from our batsmen who took us to 160. The way we started with the new ball was tremendous. Changing pace really worked for us. If you want to win the match defending 160 you have to take initial wickets, the likes of Maxwell, Miller and Morgan.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar is Man of the Match

Warner: An unbelievable game of cricket. Credit to Manan, the way he played. I was down on myself not getting momentum. It was a tough wicket. Credit to Bhuvi tonight, he was unbelievable. He (Manan) made it look easy when he was clearing the ropes. But unfortunately there has to be one winner and it was us. I back all my bowlers, but when you've got Bhuvi in the sheds, you got to try and use him. Appreciate him for what he does. Fantastic contribution from both of the Afghanistan players. A bit disappointing with Rashid, he always holds high regards for himself, he was disappointed a bit. As I keep reiterating to the boys, last year we won a couple of close games. These games really gain momentum because you have that self belief. Thanks again for the crowd who supported us here.

Maxwell: It was an outstanding game. Manan Vohra batted superbly but unfortunately he did not have much of help from the rest of us. The tail took it a lot closer. I thought 160 was chasable but we gave away 10-15 runs too many at the end. We did a lot of things well in the middle but lost it a bit towards the end. To play an innings like Manan did for the losing side is criminal I suppose. It was an innings that was coming, he kept getting 20s and 30s earlier for us and was slightly frustrated but we knew he could score big. We expected Bhuvi to swing the ball around but we didn't expect the wicket to be as up and down as it was. We knew it was two bowlers Rashid and Bhuvi we had to be wary of. I thought we played Rashid well though a majority of it was done by Vohra. We wanted to be ahead of the scoring rate and if we could have got 60 in the powerplay, it would make it easier for the rest of them. I let myself down as well with the batting but the way the guys scrapped was brilliant. Hopefully we could keep doing it ahead as well.

23:34 Local Time, 18:04 GMT, 23:34 IST: Bloody hell, what a game! Manan Vohra played the knock of his life to turn the game around just when it seemed buried and nearly pulled off a single-handed heist. But after playing a magical innings and with the finish line within sight, he faltered off a low full toss. To say that he didn't deserve to be on the losing side would be an understatement. On the flip side, Bhuvneshwar Kumar definitely deserved to be on the winning side. The execution under pressure from the medium pacer, who is racking up the wickets in this IPL, was phenomenal. It really came down to Bhuvneshwar vs Vohra in that penultimate over, and that's where the battle was decided.

S Kaul to Ishant, out Bowled!! Siddarth Kaul has done it. He has produced the perfect delivery, a delivery which he'll remember for the rest of his life. A ripping yorker which goes right through Ishant and hammers the base of off-stump. Ecstasy for SRH, agony for KXIP. Ishant b S Kaul 2(5)

S Kaul to Ishant, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

S Kaul to Ishant, no run, full toss at the stumps, Ishant hits it straight back to Kaul. No power whatsoever

S Kaul to Ishant, wide, that's pressure telling. Imagine the ton of pressure on Kaul right now. He spears this down the leg-side, comfortably misses Ishant's pads

S Kaul to Sandeep Sharma, 1 run, short and wide outside off, Sandeep slaps it hard but slaps it straight to sweeper cover. Ishant on strike. I've never seen him hit a pacer for six. An edge would work just fine tonight

S Kaul to Sandeep Sharma, wide, wide signalled. A slower ball which is out of Sandeep's reach as he tries to slog-sweep, but it's outside the guidelines too. Right call

S Kaul to Sandeep Sharma, 2 runs, oh he's done it. Not quite. Sandeep stoops across and scoops a length ball over short fine leg but Sran is able to haul it back in

11 needed in the final over. Do either of these two have even one big hit written in their lifetimes? Now wouldn't be a bad time.

Bhuvneshwar to Sandeep Sharma, 1 run, good length delivery outside off, Sandeep defends to cover

Bhuvneshwar to Ishant, 1 run, patted away into the covers for a single

Bhuvneshwar to Ishant, no run, completely fools Ishant with a leg-cutter which loops away from a back of a length and misses his heave by a fair distance

Bhuvneshwar to Sandeep Sharma, no ball, 1 run, he's bowled a no-ball. Oh, this game. The length is perfect, right in the blockhole, and Sandeep can't get more than a single as he jams it to long-on. But it's a free-hit coming up

Sandeep Sharma, right handed bat, comes to the crease