SRH were 121 for 2 in 14.5 overs and a well-settled M Pandey with all-rounder Vijay Shankar were looking to stitch another good partnership. However, Shreyas Gopal bowled a googly to fox Pandey, who wanted to play a fine cut shot but the ball went off the face of the bat to wicket-keeper Sanju Samson.
Rising to the opportunity, Samson broke the stumps but surprisingly did not appeal for a caught-behind and the TV umpire was called for a stumping appeal. Weirdly, the batsman was out twice; something rare but no something that had taken place for the first time in cricket. Pandya was then finally declared out, caught behind wicket.
Despite a 75-run stand between Warner (37 off 32) and Manish Pandey (61 off 36), Rajasthan bowlers jolted visitors at regular intervals to restrict Hyderabad at 160/8.
Continuing their winning spree, Rajasthan Royals ended their home campaign on a winning note. This victory has kept their play-off chances alive in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL).
By virtue of this win, Rajasthan have now moved to the sixth position in the eight-team standings with 10 points from 12 games.