Appearing set to reach out to cricket’s governing body in India, Sunrisers Hyderabad may file a complaint about ongoing IPL 2026 disputes, according to Cricbuzz. Their frustration grew after what happened with Avesh Khan, unfolding late Sunday when they faced Lucknow Super Giants around early April.

A single run was left when the game reached its close during the match between SRH and LSG at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium. One delivery before the last, Rishabh Pant struck it long on, clearing the infield while fielders stayed close in. Close to the bench area beyond the rope, Avesh Khan saw the ball coming fast – swung his bat sideways, sending it back into play. That move did not sit well with players from SRH nearby. Moments passed without further reaction.

That moment when Avesh struck the ball? It never went past the line, true – yet a few spectators argued SRH deserved five extra runs. Still, hardly anyone backed that idea, seeing how no defender stood close by and the ball already headed clear toward the edge. Word came through too: one official stated flat out no grounds existed for awarding those runs.

SRH unhappy over other incidents too

Funny thing is, Sunrisers still fuming over those iffy catches – Klaasen’s dismissal looked shaky, then Abhishek got given out in a foggy call days later. One game in Bengaluru stirred noise, next in Kolkata added more heat. Calls weren’t clean, that much feels clear now. Replays showed doubt, yet decisions stood firm. Team’s left scratching heads, truth be told. What seemed off hasn’t settled well. Moments like these stick around. Trust wears thin when edges blur on screen.

Over near the edge of the field, Salt held on tight, body nearly touching the padding as Shepherd’s delivery ended Klaasen’s stay. From another angle, Abhishek stepped forward only to be caught wide of the square leg marker. That one stuck in the air just long enough for Chakravarthy to reach underneath – fingers possibly not fully beneath. Without much delay, the officials raised their arms, signaling out. Off he went, shaking his head, clearly unconvinced by what had unfolded.