India, April 30 -- Sanjay Bangar was left impressed with Salil Arora after the 23-year-old's unbeaten 10-ball 30, which was pivotal in Sunrisers Hyderabad's six-wicket win against Mumbai Indians on Wednesday. The result saw SRH stitch together a five-match winning streak, and Bangar praised Arora's understanding of the situation and game plan.

Chasing 244 runs, SRH needed 32 off the final four overs, but lost Nitish Kumar Reddy (21 off 17 balls) in the second ball of the 17th over. Heinrich Klaasen, who was also unbeaten, was at 59 off 26 balls when Arora arrived at the crease. He straightaway made his ambitions clear with a four, guiding Trent Boult past the diving backward point fielder for a four. Then in the fifth delivery of the nex...