New Delhi: Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) captain David Warner, who suffered a six-run defeat after heading for an easy win against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), said it is very difficult to digest the defeat. David Warner said after the match, ''Our bowlers did well though Glenn Maxwell batted better for RCB. We could not form any partnership. '

Warner expressed his displeasure over his batsmen and said, "I am very disappointed that our batsmen did not play shots against left-arm spinners with the bat straight. "We have three more matches to play here and the wickets are expected to be good ahead," he said. We will try to take wickets in powerplay and build a big partnership. In the SRH and RCB match, Shahbaz Ahmed took three wickets in an over to turn the pass of the match. It was this over that made the match for RCB and ruled Hyderabad out of the match.

SRH was once 96 for one in the 14th over. From here, 35 off 24 balls was required and dangerous batsman Jonny Bairstow was at the crease. Spinner Ahmed then returned to Bairstow (12) on the first ball, Manish Pandey (38 off 39 balls) on the second and Abdul Samad (0) on the last ball in the 17th over. Sunrisers then blocked their way back into the match.

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