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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.

South Africa's Heinrich Klaasen retired from Test cricket with immediate effect on January 08, 2024.&nbsp;

South Africa's Heinrich Klaasen retires from Test cricket 

South Africa's Heinrich Klaasen retired from Test cricket with immediate effect on January 08, 2024. 

South Africa's Heinrich Klaasen retired from Test cricket with immediate effect on January 08, 2024.&nbsp;

Weeks after being snubbed for the 2-match series against India, South Africa's Heinrich Klaasen announced his retirement from Test cricket on January 08, 2024.&nbsp; Klaasen represented the Proteas in 4 Tests between 2019 and 2023. He last played international red-ball cricket in March 2023.&nbsp; In a social media post Klaasen wrote, 'It's a difficult decision that I have made because it is by far my favourite format of the game.'&nbsp; He said the baggy Test cap was the 'most precious cap I have ever been handed'.&nbsp; The 32-year-old did not provide any reason for his retirement. Klaasen becomes the second senior South African cricketer to retire from Test cricket after Dean Elgar bid farewell against India in the second Test.&nbsp;

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