Watch: Nehal Wadhera panics and pulls out at last moment, but Mohammed Shami destroys his stumps

Punjab Kings (PBKS) batted Nehal Wadhera had a decent outing with the bat in the ongoing game against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). The match between the two teams is taking place at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad.

Nehal Wadhera, who walked out to bat at four, played a vital hand for his team as he made sure that he cashed on the start that he had. The left-hander played some decent shots in his innings as he, along with skipper Shreyas Iyer, put pressure on the opposition.

However, the highlight of his innings came during the 13th over when Mohammed Shami was bowling. Ahead of the last ball of the over, the Sunrisers Hyderabad pacer bowled a full-length ball that smashed into the stumps.

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But right at the last minute, Nehal Wadhera got out of the way as the ball smashed into the stumps. It ultimately ended up as a dead ball.

Watch: Nehal Wadhera pulls out at the last minute as Mohammed Shami cleans him up

Here's the video:

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Nehal Wadhera played a decent hand for his team as he ended with an inning of 27 runs off 22 balls

Nehal Wadhera played a decent hand for his team as he ended with an innings of 27 runs off 22 balls. He batted with a strike rate of over 122 as he slammed 2 fours and 1 six during his stay at the crease. His wicket left Punjab Kings at 164 for three.

After his wicket, skipper Shreyas Iyer played a magical innings. The Punjab Kings skipper played a brilliant hand of 82 runs off 36 balls, batting with a strike rate of over 227. His innings also was laced with 6 fours and 6 sixes.

Sunrisers Hyderabad then made a mockery of the chase, Abhishek Sharma stars with his 141-run knock

In the end, Marcus Stoinis (34*) played a brutal cameo. He slammed Mohammed Shami for four sixes in the last over that powered Punjab Kings to the massive total of 245 runs on the board in their quote of 20 overs.

Sunrisers Hyderabad then made a mockery of the chase with Abhishek Sharma coming out all guns blazing. The opening batter slammed 141 runs off 55 balls. He batted with a strike rate of over 256 and also hit 14 fours and 10 sixes during his stay at the crease.

Travis Head played a great hand while opening the innings. The batter scored 66 runs off 37 balls as he, along with Abhishek Sharma, added 171 runs for the first wicket. Heinrich Klaasen (21*) then finished the job as Hyderabad chased the target with eight wickets in hand. This was their second win in the league as they moved to 8th on points table and bagged two important points.

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