IPL Super Sixes Returns; Abhinav Manohar wins the challenge between SRH and DC Stars

The IPL Super Sixes competition came up with the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 during the game between Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and PAT Cummins and Delhi Capitals (DC), led by Axar Patel, on Monday, May 5.

The IPL Super Sixes competition was held before the start of the play in the 55th Indian Premier League (IPL) match at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hiderabad.

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DC and SRH Stars participate in the IPL Super Sixes competition

The goal of this competition is to bring additional entertainment to the league and give players the opportunity to show their dirty hit skills. Each participating team nominates a minimum of two or a maximum of three batsmen for the IPL Super Sixes challenge, and each Batsman nominated obtains an established number of attempts (usually 1 or 2 balls) to achieve as long as possible.

Above all, the balls are delivered by a bowl machine and players also have the opportunity to play practice balls before their official attempts. The player who manages to reach the six longest wins a cash prize and, at the end of the season, the longest six times is a larger prize.

In the 55th game of the current season, Jake Fraser-Mcgurk and Sameer Rizvi represented Delhi Capitals, while Aniket Verma and Abhinav Manohar represented Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL Super Sixes competition.

The two MRH Batters-Abhinav Manohar (93) and Aniket Verma (91)-hit six more than 90 meters, while the DC Batters Jake Fraser-Mcgurk and Sameer Rizvi reached 80 meters and 82 meters, respectively. Abhinav Manohar won the IPL Super Sixes challenge between the teams when it reached 93 million six, which was the longest.

Clock: IPL Super Sixes Competition Returns, Abhinav Manohar wins the challenge

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SRH VS DC Clash is washes

Opting for Bowl first in the MRH VS AD party, Pat Cummins was available with its three Wicket transport and reduced DC to 26/4 inside the PowerPlay. They maintained the pressure, but slightly faced problems with Tristan Stubbs and Ashutosh Sharma, as DC published 133/7 on the board.

Apart from Pat Cummins, they were maling, Harshal Patel and Jaydev Unadkat, they won a wicket each. In the meantime, the second post could not start due to the rain, and the game was washed, and Srh was eliminated from the playoffs race.

Speaking before the game, Srh Batter Heinrich Klaasen expressed his surprise about the support of the crowd at IPL 2025 despite the team’s malfunction. Said:

“Sometimes you have to be like an ice baby just to stay -you are in your area and keeping people.

“It looks quiet above the water, but below the surface, sometimes sinks. You present with experience knowing what you can and I cannot do. Many games I have through the formats and this helps to calculate the risks I want to take. I have my solved play plan. In my position, you must be a little flexible with this, but we have to go back.”

As he was talking about Srh’s inconsistent season, Heinrich Klaasen said they were put in a bad position as they tried to play Cricket ultra-aggressive at IPL 2025. He prepared:

“ The cricket brand we want to play at the beginning of the competition was a great risk brand and we did not usually get the doctors we obtain and we did not adjust to find a way to win games. We just stayed -we got hooked on a way to play and that got us a little bad situations.Wany is also a habit, so we did not get to win.To lose it is also a habit, so we have to find these small ways, so we have to find these small margins, We are doing now.

“We owe it to the fans, the owners. Just to turn our season a little and give them something to smile.”