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Sunrisers Hyderabad beat RCB to win IPL title

| | May 30, 2016, at 05:15 am
Bangalore, May 29 (IBNS): David Warner led his Sunrisers Hyderabad to eight runs victory against Royal Challengers Bangalore in the final of the Indian Premier League here on Sunday.

After posting 208 runs for the loss of seven wickets, Hyderabad bowlers restricted Virat Kohli's side at 200 runs for the loss of seven wickets in their 20 overs.

In the closely contested match, RCB openers Chris Gayle (76) and Virat Kohli (54) added 114 runs in the opening stand to give the hosts a strong start.

However, Hyderabad bowlers snatched the match to their favour with Cutting picking up the wicket of Gayle.

Gayle smashed four boundaries and eight sixes in his 38-ball knock.
 

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