“Was sick for four days”

The Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) Abhishek Sharma workshop scored its single -century century during the recent game against Punjab Kings (PBKs). The SouthPaw revealed that it had been bad for four days and the former Ronda of Yuvraj Singh and the Indians of Mumbai (MI) Suryakumar Yadav supported him.

Abhishek Sharma helped Sunrisers to pursue a difficult goal of 246 runs against Punjab at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Saturday, April 12. The workshop scored 141 runs only 55 balls, including 14 four and 10 six. He set up the highest individual score record in an Indian in the history of the IPL.

I was sick for four days: I had fever – Abhishek Sharma

At a press conference after the party, Abhishek Sharma revealed that he had been ill for four days. He mentioned that Yuvraj Singh and Suryakumar Yadav continuously supported him. The left baptism stated that his faith helped him regain confidence.

“To be honest, I was ill for four days: I had a fever. But I am very grateful to have people like Yuvraj Singh and Suryakumar Yadav around me. They continued to call, continued to track and believed in me,” Abhishek said at the post-incident press conference.

“Even when I started to doubt a little, they did not do it. This belief of people like them is important.

Abhishek had fought in his first five games by SRH, marking only 51 runs at an average of 10.50. Yuvraj Singh has tutored Abhishek for a while, while Suryakumar Yadav is a close friend.

I wrote it today: Abhishek Sharma to Mystery Note

Abhishek Sharma celebrated his century uniquely removing a note from his pocket read: “This is for the Orange army.” Sharma said he had written the note before that day.

“I wrote it today,” Abhishek said of the note, “because I usually wake up and write something. I had a random thinking that if I do something today, this would be for the Orange army. Luckily, today I heard that it was my day.”

Sunrisers Hyderabad breaks four lost games

Srh entered the game under pressure. They had lost the previous matches and were at the bottom of the point table. Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head added 171 runs at 12.2 points during a pursuit of 246. The head scored 66 runs of 37 balls, including nine and three six, before being dismissed.

SRH was completed with nine balls to save. It was the second highest persecution in the history of the tournament.

With this victory, Srh finished his four -game streak and went to the eighth place at the point table. They have four points and a net execution rate (NRR) of -1.245. The team led by Pat Cummins will face the Mumbai (MI) Indians at the Wankhede Stadium on April 17.

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