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Markram, who is the captain of the South African team, described the duo of Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head as the "brothers of destruction"

Abhishek Sharma's performance in IPL 2024 for SRH will help him play for India: Aiden Markaram

Sunrisers Hyderabad's South African import Aiden Markram believes that Abhishek Sharma's destructive IPL form would fetch him an India cap in the not so distant future.

<h2>Markram, who is the captain of the South African team, described the duo of Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head as the "brothers of destruction"</h2>

Sunrisers Hyderabad's South African import Aiden Markram believes that Abhishek Sharma's destructive IPL form would fetch him an India cap in the not so distant future.
Abhishek, who is striking at over 200 in the ongoing edition, has 401 runs in 12 matches. He and Australian Travis Head make for an explosive opening pair and most recently chased down over 160 runs in a less 10 overs against Lucknow Super Giants.
Markram, who is the captain of the South African team, described the duo as "brothers of destruction" in an interview to PTI.
"Abhi (Abhishek) has made massive strides this season. He was showing some really positive signs in the previous seasons and what he's achieved so far this season puts him in good stead for hopefully representing India one day," Markram said of the 23-year-old left-hander.
"He's got a very calm and level head on his shoulders and he'll take everything in his stride. But my fingers are certainly crossed for him to go to higher honours," he added.
Joining the debate surrounding the impact player rule, Markram said that the addition of an extra batter in the line-up has allowed teams to adopt a more aggressive approach.
"Naturally, when you have that extra batter in your batting line-up, you feel more freedom as a player. And obviously from the start of the innings, the openers feel that extra bit of freedom as well," he explained.
"I think we've seen it with quite a few other teams that have been doing it. So I'll definitely say that the impact players have created that and created probably a new brand of T20 cricket that happens here in IPL," he said.
Markram also commended the team's bowling unit, particularly the leadership of Bhuvneshwar Kumar.
"I don't think he's (Bhuvneshwar Kumar) ever lost it, to be honest. He sort of leads from the front in his own calm and silent way. It's been fantastic for us to watch.
"But the bowling unit as a whole has really confronted this challenge of the batters that's been happening this season with the scene of impact player. They found their own unique ways to try to keep the batters calm and also try to find ways to keep taking wickets," he said.
"But definitely someone like Bhuvi leading from the front, as he's done for many, many years, has been excellent for you," he added.
Markram hasn't had the best of seasons so far and has managed 199 runs from nine matches so far. The 30-year-old said he is happy with the effort he is putting into his game.
"I'm still feeling really good. IPL is a tough beast to crack and you as a player have to appreciate that. It's all for good reasons. For me, it's spending lots of time working on my game, working hard off the field as well.
"And if you get another opportunity, you'll feel ready to take that and grab that opportunity hopefully. And if it doesn't work out, then whatever cricket lies ahead, you trust that this preparation puts you in a good state for that," he said acknowledging being out of form.

Abhishek's explosive batting, which includes hitting the highest number of sixes this season at 35, partnered with Travis Head in the fastest chase of a 150-plus target in T20 cricket on Wednesday.

Abhishek Sharma credits SRH captain Pat Cummins and support staff for success in IPL 2024

SRH opener Abhishek Sharma has attributed much of his impressive performance in the ongoing IPL season to the unyielding support from captain Pat Cummins and the team management.

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<h2>Abhishek's explosive batting, which includes hitting the highest number of sixes this season at 35, partnered with Travis Head in the fastest chase of a 150-plus target in T20 cricket on Wednesday.</h2>

Abhishek Sharma, the dynamic opener for Sunrisers Hyderabad, has attributed much of his impressive performance in the ongoing IPL season to the unyielding support from team captain Pat Cummins and the entire management team. The 23-year-old Punjab left-hander has been in spectacular form, amassing 401 runs in just 12 matches at a phenomenal strike rate of 205.
Speaking after his team's remarkable 10-wicket victory over the Lucknow Super Giants, Abhishek shared insights on JioCinema Match Centre Live about the unique approach promoted within the team. "Our support staff and Pat (Cummins), the way they think, I have never seen anyone else think like that," he expressed. He further added the motivational ethos encouraged by the team, "They're like, 'Go out there and express yourself. Play as aggressively as you can, we'll back you.' I think that matters a lot."
Abhishek's explosive batting, which includes hitting the highest number of sixes this season at 35, partnered with Travis Head in the fastest chase of a 150-plus target in T20 cricket. Together, they achieved the target of 166 in just 9.4 overs, with Abhishek scoring an unbeaten 75 from 28 balls and Head an unbeaten 89 from 30 balls. This performance not only secured the win but also set a record for the highest total by any team by the end of the tenth over in men's T20s with a score of 167.
Reflecting on his batting philosophy, Abhishek discussed the origins of his aggressive playing style. "I think this approach was something I took on during the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy," he mentioned, referring to his significant contribution to Punjab's victory in the domestic T20 championship last season. Abhishek was the second-highest run-scorer in last season's SMAT, accumulating 485 runs in 10 matches.
Abhishek also praised his teammate Travis Head, especially for his exceptional skill against spin bowling. "I don't think anyone plays spin better than Travis. The shots he hit off (Krishnappa) Gowtham, normally batters can't do that, that shows how special he is," he remarked. He highlighted their growing partnership, both on and off the field, "He's very clear, whenever I talk to him, the way he compliments me, I have always been a big fan of him over the last year that I have followed him."
On their strategy against the Lucknow Super Giants, particularly against pace bowlers using cutters, Abhishek explained, "They were bowling cutters in the middle. I thought the cutters could slow down on their way, but Travis and I had planned to play it the way you would hit a spinner with the spin."
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(With PTI inputs)

Yuvraj Singh feels that the young left-hander from Punjab must mature a little before he can be considered ready to represent India internationally.

'Don't think he is ready': Yuvraj Singh on Abhishek Sharma's selection chances for T20 World Cup

Mentor Yuvraj Singh shares his thoughts on why Abhishek Sharma isn't ready for Team India just yet.

#AbhishekSharma #SRH #IPL2024

'Don't think he is ready': Yuvraj Singh on Abhishek Sharma's selection chances for T20 World Cup28

<h2>Yuvraj Singh feels that Abhishek Sharma is still 6 months away from being ready for an India call-up, stating he needs to learn from Travis Head on how to convert your starts into big scores.</h2>

23-year-old Abhishek Sharma is having a dream IPL 2024 at the moment. Playing as an opening batsman for Sunrisers Hyderabad, the cricketer from Punjab has amassed 288 runs in 8 innings at an outstanding strike rate of 218.18. Abhishek Sharma is also in contention for winning the prestigious 'Emerging Player of the Season' award. After a brilliant start to his campaign, there's been a growing clamour for his inclusion in India's T20 World Cup squad.
However, former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh feels that Abhishek Sharma is not yet ready to be included in India's T20 World Cup squad which is due to take place in June in the West Indies and the USA. Yuvraj Singh has worked closely with Abhishek Sharma over the past few years and the SRH batter has also acknowledged Yuvraj as his mentor.
Yuvraj Singh feels that the young left-hander from Punjab needs more time before he can be considered ready to represent India internationally.
During a recent interaction with Cricbuzz, Yuvraj said, &nbsp;"Abhishek is almost there but I don't think he is ready for the World Cup right now."
"For the World Cup, we have to take an experienced side. Obviously, some guys have played for India. After the World Cup, he should be prepared to play for India. That is what he should focus on. Coming six months will be very important for Abhishek," Yuvraj added.
Yuvraj Singh also said that although Abhishek boasts an outstanding strike rate of 218.18 during the ongoing season of IPL, he still has to spend time at the crease and play a big knock.&nbsp;
"His performance definitely is better. His strike rate has been phenomenal but big scores haven't come. With this kind of strike rate, you must get big scores if you want to compete for a spot to play for India. Great strike rates, yes, but there have to be a couple of big knocks to make sure that you are worthwhile to play for India."
Together with Travis Head, Abhishek has developed a lethal combination. Unlike his youthful opening partner, Travis Head has turned his few starts into big scores. Australia's left-hander, Head, has two fifties and a century, and Yuvraj wants Abhishek to pick up this hitting technique from the Aussie star.
"He is definitely getting a lot of confidence from Travis Head. Travis is a world-class player right now. He got a hundred in the World Cup final, he is a big match player. Abhishek has the opportunity to learn how to convert a good start into a big knock. That is what he has to learn from him."
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The Sunrisers Hyderabad lit up the IPL with a power-packed batting display against the Mumbai Indians and shattered multiple records on Wednesday.

IPL 2024: SRH vs MI - Travis Head, Abhishek Sharma and Klaasen shine as Sunrisers Hyderabad shatter highest IPL total record

The Sunrisers Hyderabad put up a batting masterclass on Wednesday as SRH smashed 277/3 against MI and are the new record holders for the highest-ever team total in IPL history. Here are all the records they tumbled

The Sunrisers Hyderabad lit up the IPL with a power-packed batting display against the Mumbai Indians and shattered multiple records on Wednesday.

The weather forecast in Hyderabad didn't show any thunderstorms but it still rained sixes at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Wednesday.
The Sunrisers Hyderabad lit up the IPL with a power-packed batting display against the Mumbai Indians.
Playing his first game for SRH, Travis Head made MI bowlers look like headless chickens with a 16-ball half-century. He was dismissed for 64 but that didn't end Mumbai's misery.
Abhishek Sharma took over from there on and he too smashed fifty of 16 balls. Interestingly, those were the fastest half-centuries for SRH in the history of the IPL.
Hyderabad raced to 148/2 in 10 overs, which was the most runs scored in the first 60 balls in the 17-year history of the cash-rich league.
SRH then brought up their 200 in 14.4 overs, which is now the second-fastest 200 in IPL history. The record is held by RCB, who did it in 14.1 overs.
It was the Heinrich Klaasen show post that, as he tamed Mumbai with an unbeaten 80 off just 34 balls.
He stitched an unbeaten 116-run partnership with Aiden Markram as the Sunrisers shattered the highest-ever team total in IPL history and finished with 277/3. The previous best was 263/5 by RCB back in 2013.
Kwena Maphaka finished with 66 runs in 4 overs, which is now the most expensive figures by a bowler on IPL debut.

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