The 2025 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is currently ongoing, and the hear for the playoffs is at the peak as of now. Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) is one of the teams that has not performed well in the season. Having just 6 points (3 victories) in 9 matches, the team needs to win all their remaining 5 games if they wish to qualify.
However, amid the ongoing tournament, all the SRH players have gone to Maldives.Sunrisers Hyderabad played their last match on April 25 against Chennai Super Kings (CSK), which they won by 5 wickets as well. Their next match is against Delhi Capitals (DC) at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on May 2.
This implies they have a long break of 7 days between their two matches.Hence, in order to relax during their free time, along with to freshen their mind from the struggles in their campaign, the team got sent to enjoy some peaceful time for a couple of days.Sun, sea, and a team retreat for our Risers in the Maldives! đď¸âď¸ pic.
twitter.com/CyE0MvZHy3â SunRisers Hyderabad (@SunRisers) April 26, 2025Coming to SRHâs last clash they registered their first-ever victory against CSK at Chepauk by 5 wickets. As they chased 155, Ishan Kishan gave the team a decent start.
Kamindu Mendis and Nitish Kumar then stitched an unbeaten partnership, pushing the team towards victory.CSK were bowled out for 154. Debutant Dewald Brevis impressed everyone with his amazing knock of 42 off 25 balls, along with Ayush Mhatre putting a quick 19-ball 30.
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WATCH: Sunrisers Hyderabad players enjoy vacations at Maldives amid ongoing IPL 2025

Following their do-or-die clash against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) at Chepauk, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) players have now been flown to Maldives in order to relieve their stress and relax before their next clash against Delhi Capitals (DC).The post WATCH: Sunrisers Hyderabad players enjoy vacations at Maldives amid ongoing IPL 2025 appeared first on Cricket Country.