Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma are used to going bang, bang and pretty much killing off games in the first six overs at IPL 2024. But in the first qualifier in Ahmedabad, it was Mitchell Starc who went bang, bang, bang in the powerplay to secure Kolkata Knight Riders' spot in the IPL final on Sunday in Chennai. After Starc scythed through SRH's top request in an initial spell of 3-0-22-3, Varun Chakravarthy took over in the center overs to assist with excusing SRH for 159 in 19.3 overs. In answer, Shreyas Iyer and Venkatesh Iyer made unbeaten half-hundreds of years as KKR ran down the objective with in excess of six overs in excess. Sunrisers Hyderabad will confront the victor of the Eliminator between Rajasthan Royals and Regal Challengers Bangalore, for a shot at a rematch with KKR in the last. Swingin' Starc Starc's most memorable ball to Head was an outswinger that was crushed to additional cover. His second taken steps to point in, yet swung and seamed away late to penetrate the safeguards of Head and leave his stumps spread. Head was away for a duck. This was the fifth time that Starc had taken out Head across designs - four of those wickets ducks. In the second finished, pacer Vaibhav Arora, who was picked in front of spinner Anukul Roy on a surface that was a blend of red and dark soil and had some early dampness, had Abhishek Sharma scooping a catch to Andre Russell at short cover for 3. SRH dove into additional difficulty when Starc caught Nitish Kumar Reddy (9) and Shahbaz Ahmed (0) off progressive balls in his third finished. Starc might have likewise excused Rahul Tripathi in his second over when he skewered in a yorker that struck him flush on his boot and would have cannoned into leg stump. However, KKR ruled against a survey and SRH proceeded to complete the powerplay on 45 for 4. Just two times in 14 innings have SRH scored less runs in the powerplay in IPL 2024. Tripathi counters KKR Tripathi, who kept his place at No. 3, fixed SRH's innings with 50 years. He joined power with innovation to produce scoring amazing open doors. He whacked Arora over midwicket and sloped a bouncer from Harshit Rana for six. He arrived at his fifty off 29 balls when he invert cleared Varun for four. Tripathi, in any case, couldn't proceed as Russell benefited from a mistake to run him out for 55 off 35 balls. Tripathi was upset to such an extent that he sat on the steps in Ahmedabad, with his head covered in his knee, for quite a while. That picture of Tripathi summarized SRH's evening. Varun's varieties Heinrich Klaasen had taken Sunil Narine for 16 off eight balls, however KKR's other secret spinner, Varun Chakravarthy, struck in his first over to stop Klaasen's innings on 32 off 21 balls. Varun dashed one into the pitch and didn't permit Klaasen under the length as he hauled a catch to profound midwicket. He then, at that point, stuck Bhuvneshwar Kumar lbw with an off-base 'un in the sixteenth over that cost KKR only one run. It was Varun's 40th wicket in 27 IPL innings since the 2023 season began. No other spinner has a larger number of wickets than Varun during this period. At 126 for 9 of every 16 overs, SRH were at risk for being packaged out for a sub-140 aggregate, however Cummins' 30 off 24 balls pulled them to a more good 159. Phil Salt had passed on the IPL to interface up with the Britain side, and Gurbaz opened into his job and took out 23 off 14 balls. He hit four limits and when he went for the gold, T Natarajan made them opening out in his first finished. Three overs later, Cummins skipped out Narine for 21 off 16 balls, however KKR's openers had proactively caused sufficient harm in the powerplay by slicing 63 runs off their objective. The Iyers - skipper Shreyas and Venkatesh - then, at that point, struck up a whole 97 organization for the third wicket off just 44 balls to transform their pursuit into a voyage. En route, the two hitters posted half-hundreds of years and it was Shreyas who polished it off extravagantly in the fourteenth over, with a grouping of 6, 4, 6, 6 off Head.