Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Lucknow Super Giants Match Scorecard: Pant Guides LSG to 5-Wicket Win

The sunrisers hyderabad vs lucknow super giants match scorecard ended with Lucknow Super Giants completing a tense five-wicket victory over Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2026 Match 10 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on April 5.

SRH recovered from a disastrous start to post 156/9 in 20 overs, thanks to Heinrich Klaasen’s 62 and Nitish Kumar Reddy’s 56. Lucknow chased the target with one ball remaining, reaching 160/5 in 19.5 overs as captain Rishabh Pant stayed unbeaten on 68.

Mohammed Shami was named Player of the Match after a superb spell of 2/9 from four overs.

SRH vs LSG Match Summary

IPL — Official SRH vs LSG Match Report

Sunrisers Hyderabad Innings: 156/9

Sunrisers Hyderabad’s innings began badly after Lucknow chose to field.

Mohammed Shami immediately put SRH under pressure. Abhishek Sharma was dismissed for a duck and Travis Head followed for seven, leaving the home side struggling inside the first three overs.

Prince Yadav then bowled Ishan Kishan for one.

The top-order collapse continued when Liam Livingstone fell for 14, and SRH slipped to a difficult position before Heinrich Klaasen and Nitish Kumar Reddy began the recovery.

SRH Batting Scorecard

Total: 156/9 in 20 overs

Cricbuzz — SRH vs LSG Full Scorecard

Mohammed Shami Destroys the SRH Top Order

Shami produced one of the most economical spells of IPL 2026.

He finished with:

• 4 overs

• 9 runs

• 2 wickets

• Economy rate of 2.25

His two wickets were especially important because they removed Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head before either could settle.

Shami conceded only nine runs across four overs in a match where both teams ultimately crossed 150.

That early pressure was the foundation of Lucknow’s victory.

SRH Collapse to 26/4

The opening phase belonged completely to LSG.

SRH lost:

• Abhishek Sharma at 1/1

• Travis Head at 8/2

• Ishan Kishan at 11/3

• Liam Livingstone at 26/4

At one point, Hyderabad had scored only 35 runs after 10 overs.

For a batting side known for aggressive scoring, that was an unusually slow first half.

But Klaasen and Nitish Kumar Reddy completely changed the innings from that point.

Heinrich Klaasen and Nitish Kumar Reddy Lead the Recovery

Heinrich Klaasen and Nitish Kumar Reddy added 116 runs for the fifth wicket.

It was the partnership that gave SRH a competitive total.

Heinrich Klaasen

Klaasen scored:

• 62 runs

• 41 balls

• 5 fours

• 2 sixes

• Strike rate: 151.22

Nitish Kumar Reddy

Nitish scored:

• 56 runs

• 33 balls

• 3 fours

• 5 sixes

• Strike rate: 169.70

The pair transformed SRH from 26/4 into a position where 160 looked possible.

The official IPL report noted that their 116-run stand became a new franchise record for SRH’s fifth wicket.

SRH Lose Five Wickets Late

The recovery did not continue through the final overs.

Nitish Kumar Reddy was dismissed at 142/5 in the 18th over, and SRH then lost wickets quickly.

Klaasen departed shortly afterwards, followed by Harsh Dubey, Shivang Kumar and Harshal Patel.

SRH lost five wickets for only 22 runs in the final three overs and finished on 156/9.

LSG Bowling Figures

Shami was the standout, but Lucknow’s wickets were spread across the attack.

Prince Yadav and Avesh Khan took two each, while Siddharth and Digvesh also contributed.

Lucknow Super Giants Chase: 160/5

Lucknow needed 157 to win.

Mitchell Marsh and Aiden Markram gave LSG a positive start, taking the team to 53/1 after the powerplay.

Marsh made 14 before Eshan Malinga dismissed him, while Markram attacked from the other end.

Markram scored 45 from 27 balls before Shivang Kumar removed him.

That brought Rishabh Pant into the centre of the chase.

LSG Batting Scorecard

Total: 160/5 in 19.5 overs

Aiden Markram Gives LSG the Start

Markram ensured LSG did not repeat SRH’s slow powerplay.

He scored 45 from 27 deliveries, hitting six fours and two sixes.

His innings pushed Lucknow to 53/1 after six overs and reduced the pressure on the middle order.

When Markram was dismissed, Lucknow were 77/2 and still in a reasonable position.

Rishabh Pant Anchors the Chase

Rishabh Pant played the decisive innings.

The LSG captain remained unbeaten on 68 from 50 balls.

His innings included nine fours and no sixes, showing that he did not need to rely on only big shots.

Pant absorbed pressure when LSG lost wickets and then accelerated late in the chase.

Lucknow still needed nine runs from the final over, but Pant took control.

Pant Finishes the Match in the Final Over

Jaydev Unadkat bowled the final over with LSG needing nine.

Pant hit three boundaries in the over and finished the chase with one ball remaining.

Lucknow reached 160/5 after 19.5 overs.

That meant Pant had guided his side through a match that became much tighter than expected after LSG’s strong powerplay.

IPL — Rishabh Pant 68* Match Highlights

Harsh Dubey Keeps SRH in the Game

Harsh Dubey was Hyderabad’s best bowler.

He finished with:

• 4 overs

• 18 runs

• 2 wickets

• Economy rate of 4.50

Dubey dismissed Ayush Badoni and Abdul Samad, keeping the chase alive late in the innings.

His spell was especially impressive because LSG had scored quickly against several other bowlers.

SRH Bowling Figures

Harsh Dubey was the most economical bowler by a large margin.

Eshan Malinga and Shivang Kumar took one wicket each.

Why Lucknow Super Giants Won

Lucknow’s win came from three major areas.

1. Shami’s Opening Spell

Shami reduced SRH’s top order to pieces before it could build momentum.

2. Markram’s Powerplay Attack

Aiden Markram ensured Lucknow began the chase ahead of the required rate.

3. Pant Stayed Until the End

Pant did not panic when wickets fell around him. His unbeaten 68 ensured the chase stayed under control long enough for LSG to finish in the final over.

Why SRH Still Made It Competitive

SRH’s 156 looked unlikely after their disastrous start.

Klaasen and Nitish Kumar Reddy deserve most of the credit for turning the match into a contest.

Their 116-run partnership prevented the game from becoming one-sided.

Harsh Dubey then gave SRH another chance with a tight bowling spell.

But the damage from the opening batting collapse and Shami’s economy ultimately left Hyderabad short of a total that could fully protect them.

Key Performers

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won SRH vs LSG IPL 2026 Match 10?

Lucknow Super Giants defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad by five wickets.

What was the final sunrisers hyderabad vs lucknow super giants match scorecard?

Sunrisers Hyderabad scored 156/9 in 20 overs, while Lucknow Super Giants reached 160/5 in 19.5 overs.

Who was Player of the Match?

Mohammed Shami was named Player of the Match after taking 2/9 in four overs.

How many runs did Rishabh Pant score?

Rishabh Pant remained unbeaten on 68 from 50 balls.

How many runs did Heinrich Klaasen score?

Klaasen scored 62 from 41 balls.

How many runs did Nitish Kumar Reddy score?

Nitish Kumar Reddy made 56 from 33 balls.

Who was SRH’s best bowler?

Harsh Dubey took 2/18 from four overs.

Where was SRH vs LSG played?

The match was played at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad.

References

1. IPL — TATA IPL 2026 Match 10: SRH vs LSG Official Match Report

2. Cricbuzz — SRH vs LSG Full Scorecard

3. Cricbuzz — Pant and Shami Get LSG Off the Mark

4. IPL — Mohammed Shami Player of the Match

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