After a nearby success against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) on Friday, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) captain David Warner said his group was planning to "kill the game in the nineteenth over" of Chennai's run-pursue.

SRH made sure about a seven-run prevail upon the MS Dhoni-drove side.

The match had gone to a moment that CSK required 44 runs from the last two overs. Notwithstanding, SRH endured a significant mishap as Bhuvneshwar Kumar, subsequent to conveying the main wad of the nineteenth over, endured a physical issue and neglected to complete the over.

Khaleel Ahmed was then called by Warner to bowl the rest of the conveyances of the over. CSK in the long run scored 16 runs in the nineteenth over, which means the Dhoni-drove group required 28 from the last six balls.

Abdul Samad astounded the twentieth and parted with 20 runs however it was insufficient for CSK to get over the line as they endured their third destruction in this season.

"I backed him (Samad) - I had no option. We tried to kill the game in the 19th over with Khaleel there, with five balls to bowl. Could have given it to Abhishek, but Samad, with his height and the way he bowled tonight, had to bowl the last one," Warner said during the post-match presentation.

"It's my message to the youngsters, to go out there and score some runs. These guys assessed the conditions and played well, so really, really proud of them," said Warner.

"These guys (SRH bowlers) really work hard. They execute their yorkers, they execute their slower ones. These are the rewards we are getting, and hopefully, we get the momentum going forward," he added.