CSK beat SRH by 4 runs | Chennai Super Kings vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, Highlights And Cricket Score 20th T20 Match

Man of the Match has been given to Ambati Rayudu for his masterclass knock of 79 in just 37 balls that had 9 boundaries and 4 maximums studded in it. He did a fabulous job to resurrect the innings and power his side to a fighting total. That's all from this game but you don't go anywhere. Suit up and tuck in to catch all the action from the second game where the two Mumbai lads are up against each other. See you on the other side. Cheers!

That wasn't meant to be. Rashid Khan, towards the end, walked in and hit a couple of lusty blows to evoke some life back in the contest and become the over but was denied by Bravo. Overall, a good show from Dhoni's men and they would be happy to come out on top by winning back-to-back games.

The required rate was climbing and the Chennai spinners were exerting pressure but it was Kane Williamson who held one end up and unleashed at the right time. He got an able partner in Yusuf Pathan as together they hammered 79 off 45 balls for the 5th wicket to send the shiver down the spines of the opposition. However, both departed towards the end and it seemed like Chennai would easily seal the deal.

What a win for Chennai! It did get close towards the end, in fact very close but Dwayne Bravo stepped up and got his side over the line. The chase began in a very sad manner for the hosts. They lost three wickets inside the Powerplay, courtesy a classical spell from Deepak Chahar who was absolutely on song to dent Hyderabad up front. After that, we saw a surge. Kane Williamson and Shakib Al Hasan shored things up by stitching a 49-run stand but the latter departed, to put his side in further trouble.

Dwayne Bravo to Rashid Khan. No, he can't! Dwayne Bravo has done it for his side. Perfect yorker, into the blockhole, all Rashid can do is dig it out towards long on and get one. Not enough. CHENNAI WIN BY FOUR RUNS!

Dwayne Bravo to Rashid Khan. FOUR! Yes it has come! It's off the edge but who cares? Certainly not the men from Hyderabad. On a length and outside off, Rashid Khan hits it hard but gets a thick edge which flies past the man at short third man for a boundary.

Dwayne Bravo to Rashid Khan. SIX! Rashid Khan has evoked life back! What a hit under pressure! This isn't over, not over, for sure! Length delivery on middle, Khan swings it powerfully over square leg and it goes sailing over the fence. 10 needed from 2. Another boundary coming?

Dwayne Bravo to Wriddhiman Saha. Shuffles across to a low full toss and swings it off the inside edge behind square on the leg side for a single.

Dwayne Bravo to Wriddhiman Saha. Comes down the track and converts this yorker into a low full toss. Driven through cover and they take two.

Dwayne Bravo to Wriddhiman Saha. Classic Bravo! He bowls a pinpoint yorker, Saha tries to jam it out but fails to do so. A dot ball.

Shardul Thakur to Rashid Khan. SIX! Is there life still in this? Rashid Khan, who was taken for aplenty with the ball gives it back with a meaty blow. Stays back, gets under a full ball and bludgeons it down the ground for a maximum. 19 needed off the last 6 balls.

Shardul Thakur to Wriddhiman Saha. Saha pulls it through mid-wicket and gets one.

Shardul Thakur to Yusuf Pathan. OUT! Top edge... and Pathan departs! Is that the game for Chennai? Many would feel, yes! Knuckle delivery from Shardul and he gets the big fish here. Yusuf Pathan backs away to go big but is done in by the lack of pace on it. Skies it off the outer half of the bat towards extra cover where Suresh Raina takes an easy catch. Pathan knew the moment he hit that and continues to trudge back. A real good knock but he fails to do the job.

Shardul Thakur to Yusuf Pathan. Another low full toss, it's hit back to the bowler.

Shardul Thakur to Yusuf Pathan. SIX! Clobbered it! That was asking to be hit and Pathan doesn't disappoint. Gets across to a full toss and whacks it over the cow corner.

Shardul Thakur to Wriddhiman Saha. Length ball outside off, driven off the toe end of the bat towards long off for a single.