New Delhi: Sunrisers Hyderabad, undoubtedly, is one of the most balanced teams in the Indian Premier League. While the team doesn't boast of a T20 specialist barring David Warner, it has several utility players and the team is known to change the course of the game by delivering as a unit.

In Wednesday's match against Delhi Daredevils, SRH issued a warning for the other teams by showing how strong is their bench strength.

Kane Williamson, one of the modern day greats, was given an opportunity to play his first match of the season. The Kiwi skipper grabbed the opportunity with both hands and smashed match-winning 89 runs off just 51 balls – an innings which comprised gorgeous strokes all over the ground.

Electing to bat, Hyderabad's in-form captain David Warner fell early in the second over for just four. Williamson took his time initially but changed gears in the seventh over – where he hit Sri Lankan all-rounder Angelo Mathews for two consecutive sixes.

The Kiwi batsman continued playing good strokes and reached to his fifty off just 33 balls. Williamson and Shikhar Dhawan (70) stitched a match-winning 136-run stand for the second wicket and then restricted Delhi to 176 for 5 to maintain their unbeaten run rate   at home.

While Dhawan has the reputation of being an aggressive opener, Williamson was the more aggressor of the duo as he hit 6 fours and 5 sixes in his 51-ball knock before he was out in the 17th over.

With the Sunrisers depending too much on Warner and Dhawan for most of their runs, Williamson's knock would have come as a relief for the SRH think tank.

While David Warner, Moises Henriques and Rashid Khan remain to be the three key overseas players in the team, it would be extremely difficult for the team now to drop Williamson, post that magnificent knock at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.

Currently ranked second in the points table after four wins from 6 matches, SRH will now take on Rising Pune Supergiant on 22  April at Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune.

Hyderabad: Delhi Daredevils will be aiming to display more impact in their batting department as they face a formidable challenge from defending champions Sunrisers Hyderabad in an IPL encounter, here on Wednesday.
It will be an arduous task for the Daredevils as they face a team that has both current 'Orange Cap' holder David Warner (235 runs) and 'Purple Cap' owner Bhuvneshwar Kumar (15 wickets).

Both teams met with contrasting fate during their previous encounters with Sunrisers edging past Kinghs XI Punjab in an exciting last over finish while Daredevils couldn't stop KKR from reaching the target in another final
over face-off.

The points table is at a nascent stage with Sunrisers on six points from five games sitting at the third position while Daredevils is lying fourth with four points.
In a fast-paced league, a couple of matches can completely turn things around.

Delhi boasts of some of the spirited batsmen in the tournament in its ranks in Sanju Samson, who scored a century the other day, Sam Billings, Rishabh Pant, Corey Anderson and Chris Morris.
Though the Delhi batsmen have been in good form especially Rishabh Pant, this edition's only centurion Sanju Samson and all-rounder Chris Morris, a problem has been consistent.

The slowish pitch at the Uppal with an in-form Bhuvneshwar and Afghan sensation Rashid Khan could pose a few problems.It will be interesting if an out of sorts Angelo Mathews gets the second game.

They need to come up with another accomplished effort in order to stop an in-form Warner, who has shown a different side to his batting adapting to vagaries of sub-continental pitches.

For Hyderabad, Ashish Nehra may make a comeback in place of Binder Sran, who was taken to task by Manan Vohra.

Yuvraj Singh would like to make amends for his last match's failure while the presence of Moises Henriques as seamer all-rounder and Ben Cutting as the back-up leads the team much-needed solidity.

Teams:
Sunrisers Hyderabad: David Warner (C ), Tanmay Agarwal, Ricky Bhui, Bipul Sharma, Ben Cutting, Shikhar Dhawan, Eklavya Dwivedi, Moises Henriques, Deepak Hooda, Chris Jordan, Siddharth Kaul, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Ben Laughlin, Abhimanyu Mithun, Mohammad Nabi, Mohammed Siraj, Mustafizur Rahman, Ashish Nehra, Naman Ojha (wk), Rashid Khan, Vijay Shankar, Barinder Sran, Pravin Tambe, Kane Williamson and Yuvraj Singh.
Delhi Daredevils: Zaheer Khan (capt), Mohammad Shami, Shahbaz Nadeem, Jayant Yadav, Amit Mishra, Shreyas Iyer, Sanju Samson, Karun Nair, Rishabh Pant, CV Milind, Khaleel Ahmed, Pratyush Singh, Murugan Ashwin, Aditya Tare, Shashank Singh, Ankit Bawane, Navdeep Saini, Corey Anderson, Angelo Mathews, Pat Cummins, Kagiso Rabada, Chris Morris, Carlos Brathwaite, Sam Billings.