SRH vs PBKS Head to Head in IPL Record , Stats & Results

SRH vs PBKS Overall IPL Head-to-Head Record

SRH vs PBKS Venue-Wise Head-to-Head Breakdown

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Venue-Wise Head-to-Head Breakdown 

Most Memorable Moments in SRH vs PBKS Rivalry

SRH’s Record 247/2 Chase at Hyderabad, April 12, 2025: The defining moment in this rivalry’s modern era. SRH chased down 246 in just 18.3 overs — the second-highest successful chase in IPL history at the time. Abhishek Sharma scored 141 off 55 balls (14 fours, 10 sixes) for the highest individual score by an Indian batter in IPL history, while Travis Head added 66 off 37. Their 171-run opening stand was the highest of IPL 2025. Harshal Patel’s 4/42 had earlier kept PBKS to 245.

Shreyas Iyer’s 82 off 36 + Stoinis’s 34 off 11, April 12, 2025:* Even though PBKS lost, their batting display was record-breaking — Iyer scored 82 off 36 to anchor the innings, and Marcus Stoinis hit four consecutive sixes off Mohammed Shami in the final over to take 27 runs and lift PBKS to 245/6. Stoinis’s 34* off just 11 balls remains one of the most explosive late-overs cameos against SRH.

PBKS’s Mullanpur Statement Win, April 11, 2026: PBKS’s most dominant performance against SRH in years. Chasing 220 at the new Mullanpur stadium, Priyansh Arya (57 off 20) and Prabhsimran Singh (51 off 25) provided a 93-run powerplay opening stand, before Shreyas Iyer’s unbeaten 69 off 33 sealed the chase with seven balls to spare. The 6-wicket win kept PBKS unbeaten in IPL 2026 and broke SRH’s recent dominance in the rivalry.

Ankit Rajpoot’s 5/14 vs SRH, IPL 2018: Rajpoot’s leg-spin masterclass remains the standout bowling display in SRH vs PBKS history. His 5/14 spell, the best individual figures in this rivalry, helped PBKS pull off one of their rare emphatic wins against SRH and proved how spin can dominate batting paradises like Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi Stadium.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s 5/19 vs PBKS: Bhuvneshwar’s career-best in this rivalry remains SRH’s standout single bowling performance. His swing-bowling masterclass at Hyderabad was a recurring nightmare for PBKS during their most dominant era — and his 26-wicket all-time tally against PBKS still leads the rivalry’s bowling charts.

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IPL 2026 Context 

Sunrisers Hyderabad come into the home stretch in mixed form — sitting in the top half of the table after recent wins powered by Pat Cummins’ return as captain. Abhishek Sharma leads the IPL 2026 batting charts with 425 runs at SR 209.35 (Orange Cap holder, includes 135*), Heinrich Klaasen has 414 runs at Avg 59.14, Travis Head has 262 runs, and Eshan Malinga’s 15 wickets at Econ 9.16 currently lead the IPL 2026 Purple Cap race. SRH’s main concern remains middle-order consistency and their bowling unit’s ability to defend totals against PBKS’s powerplay-heavy approach.

Punjab Kings arrive in genuinely strong shape — they’ve been one of IPL 2026’s most consistent sides and reached the IPL 2025 Final. Prabhsimran Singh leads the batting with 346 runs at SR 179.27, Shreyas Iyer has 309 runs at SR 174.57 (their captain in red-hot form), Priyansh Arya has 283 runs at the highest SR in IPL 2026 (250.44), and Cooper Connolly has emerged as a key all-rounder with 270 runs. Arshdeep Singh’s 8 wickets and Yuzvendra Chahal’s 7 wickets give PBKS a balanced bowling unit. The srh vs pbks head to head today stands at 17-8 in SRH’s favour heading into the next clash — and PBKS, having ended SRH’s four-match winning streak in April 2026, have a genuine chance to start narrowing the historical gap further.