Drama unfolds over Green’s chaotic run out after Raghuvanshi mix-up:Eshan-Angkrish’s collision, Abhishek Sharma completes 100 sixes for SRH

In the 19th season of the IPL, Sunrisers Hyderabad defeated Kolkata Knight Riders by 65 runs. Two crucial run-outs were a major reason for Kolkata’s defeat at Eden Gardens. First Cameron Green and then Angkrish Raghuvanshi were run out. Abhishek Sharma completed 100 IPL sixes for Hyderabad. KKR vs SRH, IPL 2026, Match 6, top moments 1. Madhya Pradesh’s Shivang Kumar makes debut for SRH Hyderabad handed a debut cap to Shivang Kumar, a left-arm chinaman spinner who plays domestic cricket for Madhya Pradesh. 2. Ajinkya Rahane drops Travis Head’s catch In the fourth over, Kolkata captain Ajinkya Rahane dropped Travis Head’s catch. On the fifth ball of the over, Sunil Narine bowled an off-spin on a good length. Head stepped forward to play a big shot, but the ball went high in the air. Rahane ran backwards and got under the ball, but couldn’t hold onto the catch. 3. Abhishek out by Varun’s diving catch Abhishek Sharma was out in the 8.4th over. Blessing Muzarabani bowled a slow, short-of-length delivery at 112 km/h. Abhishek Sharma played a pull shot. The ball went towards deep square leg. Varun Chakravarthy, stationed at the boundary, quickly ran to his right. He bent down, took a brilliant dive, and caught the ball. Abhishek could not complete his half-century and was out after scoring 48 runs off 21 balls. 4. Vaibhav Arora took 2 wickets in 2 balls In the 19th over, Vaibhav Arora took 2 wickets. He had Nitish Reddy caught by Varun Chakaravarthy on the first ball. Reddy scored 39 runs. On the very next ball, Vaibhav also bowled Salil Arora. 5. Klaasen hit a six with a reverse shot In the 17.2 over, Heinrich Klaasen hit a six with a reverse scoop. Kartik Tyagi bowled a full-length delivery. Klaasen hit a six over third man. 6. Varun dropped Nitish’s catch Varun Chakravarthy dropped a catch on the last ball of the 18th over. Nitish played a shot off Kartik Tyagi’s full toss, and the ball went towards Varun, who was standing at the boundary. He ran forward and dived but couldn’t hold onto the catch. 7. Green-Raghuvanshi got run out In the 11th over, Kolkata lost their fourth wicket. On the last ball of the over, Angkrish Raghuvanshi got run out. Rinku Singh played a cut shot and ran for a single, but then stopped midway. By then, Raghuvanshi had crossed half the pitch and could not return. Shivang Kumar completed the runout on Eshan Malinga’s throw. Raghuvanshi got out after scoring 52 runs. Earlier, in the 6th over, Cameron Green was run out. Angkrish Raghuvanshi played the ball straight, which the bowler lightly stopped. After this, there was confusion in taking the run, and Green was stranded mid-pitch. The bowler came back and hit the stumps. The third umpire gave Green out after review. 8. Angkrish Raghuvanshi collided with Eshan Malinga In the 6th over itself, before the run out, Angkrish Raghuvanshi collided with SRH bowler Eshan Malinga while trying to take a run. KKR vs SRH, IPL 2026, Match 6, records 1. Ajinkya Rahane played his 200th IPL match Kolkata captain Ajinkya Rahane played his 200th IPL match. He became the 11th player to do so. Before him, Indian stalwarts like MS Dhoni, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Shikhar Dhawan have also completed a double century of matches. 2. Abhishek completes 100 sixes for Hyderabad David Warner has hit the most 143 sixes for Sunrisers Hyderabad. Abhishek Sharma has reached second place with 101 sixes. Additionally, Heinrich Klaasen has 89, Kane Williamson has 64, and Travis Head has 50 sixes recorded. 3. Rinku is the player with the most field catches for Kolkata Rinku Singh became the player with the most field catches for the Kolkata Knight Riders with 41 catches. He is followed by Andre Russell in second place with 40 catches, Sunil Narine in third place with 36 catches, and Manoj Tiwary in fourth place with 30 catches. 4. Allen scored 24 runs in the first over Finn Allen scored 24 runs in the first over. He is tied with Prithvi Shaw for the second-highest runs scored in the first over of an IPL innings. The most runs scored in the first over is 26, made by Yashasvi Jaiswal.