IPL 2017: Highest Run-Scorers, Wicket-Takers, More After Daredevils vs. SRH

Delhi Daredevils moved themselves off the bottom of the 2017 Indian Premier League standings as they claimed only their third win of the campaign against Sunrisers Hyderabad on Tuesday.

An explosive 41-ball 70 from Yuvraj Singh saw the Sunrisers to a decent-looking total of 185 on a spinning wicket at the Feroz Shah Kotla Ground.

However, steady batting and consistent scoring from the top and middle order saw Delhi to a six-wicket victory with five balls to spare and ended their five-match losing run in fine style.

Here is what the latest bowling and batting statistics for the tournament look like after Tuesday's action:

#	Player	Team	Inns	Runs	Avg
1	David Warner	Sunrisers Hyderabad	10	489	61.12
2	Gautam Gambhir	Kolkata Knight Riders	10	387	55.29
3	Robin Uthappa	Kolkata Knight Riders	9	384	42.67
4	Shikhar Dhawan	Sunrisers Hyderabad	10	369	36.90
5	Steven Smith	Rising Pune Supergiant	9	324	46.29

#	Player	Team	Matches	Overs	Runs	Wickets
1	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	Sunrisers Hyderabad	10	40.0	265	21
2	Imran Tahir	Rising Pune Supergiant	10	39.0	309	16
3	Mitchell McClenaghan	Mumbai Indians	10	40.0	363	15
4	Andrew Tye	Gujarat Lions	6	21.0	141	12
5	Rashid Khan	Sunrisers Hyderabad	10	40.0	273	12

#	Player	Team	O	W	R	M	Econ	Against
1	Andrew Tye	Gujarat Lions	4.0	5	17	-	4.25	Rising Pune Supergiant
2	Bhuvneshwar Kumar	Sunrisers Hyderabad	4.0	5	19	-	4.75	Kings XI Punjab
3	Samuel Badree	Royal Challengers Bangalore	4.0	4	9	1	2.25	Mumbai Indians
4	Sandeep Sharma	Kings XI Punjab	4.0	4	20	-	5.00	Delhi Daredevils
5	Chris Morris	Delhi Daredevils	4.0	4	26	-	6.50	Sunrisers Hyderabad

Leading IPL 2017 run-scorer David Warner once again got Hyderabad off to a strong start after they had been put in to bat as he and Shikhar Dhawan came out of the blocks fast.

The Australian opener fell for a 21-ball 30 in the sixth over having helped his side to 53 for one, but the scoring then slowed significantly.

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Delhi were very effective in their bowling with Amit Mishra returning figures of one wicket for just 23 runs from his four overs, and Jayant Yadav going at less than seven an over.

Dhawan fell for 28 to Mishra in the ninth over, and Kane Williamson's contribution of 24 came at just a run a ball.

However, Yuvraj provided late fireworks to see Hyderabad to a very competitive total.

Along with Moises Henriques, he put on 71 in the last five overs to see the Sunrisers to a more than competitive total, per Cricbuzz:

In a performance that made a mockery of their dire recent form, though, Delhi went about their run chase in terrific fashion.

Each of their six batsmen that played a part reached double figures, most significantly Karun Nair and Corey Anderson.

Nair's 20-ball 39 included five fours and two sixes and got Delhi off to an excellent start. Anderson then smashed 41 from 24 balls to see his side to victory after Purple Cap holder Bhuvneshwar Kumar's 16th-over dismissal of Shreyas Iyer.