Kolkata Knight Rider (KKR) Defeat Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) played 80 matches in match 15 in the 2025 Indian Premier League (IPL) match at Eden Gardens on Thursday, April 3. The three-time champions won their first victory in the new campaign.

After SRH won the game and was elected to the arena, the Cavaliers won 200/6 of decent in 20 points. The Orange Army never competed as they lost a bunch of wickets in the power game and then ended up being knocked down 120 in the Under 17 game.

At this point, here is the player score in KKR’s iPL 2025 conflict with SRH.

IPL 2025, KKR vs SRH: Kolkata rebounds with heavy blow

Quinton de Kock: 2/10

De Kock’s tragic record in Eden Gardens continues Pat Cummins. KKR will need their opener to adapt to the conditions of the venue.

Sunil Narine: 6.5/10

Narine has seen the color as the opening game for a while, lasting only seven goals. Even with the ball, he wasn’t in his best shape, but he still managed the first three games of the economy, which created a voting gate Kamindo Error.

Ajinkya Rahane: 8/10

Captain SRH’s Fed pace, Rahane makes full use of trademark footage on the border. He also tried to innovate in the spinning mill and gained several boundaries, but also brought his downfall. It was an important hit for Captain KKR when his team was in trouble.

Angkrish Raghuvanshi: 8.5/10

Raghuvanshi gained capital in last year’s breakthrough season, with a calm knock on the door in 2025. The young man won his first half century, making some luxurious shots on both sides of the goal. His knocking took a long way in Kolkata and restored their innings.

Venkatesh Iyer: 7.5/10

Venkatesh seemed rusty for most of the time of the crease, but he hung there and made sure some poor SRH bowling wasn’t punished. The lefty hit seven quarters and three sixes in a fiery half century, bringing KKR close to 200.

Rinu Singh: 7/10

Rinku also made his first noteworthy batting contribution of the season. Southpaw hit four quarters in an unbeaten cameo, while six out of six, punishing SRH bowling at death.

Andre Russell: 6/10

Russell hit 10 goals, took out two wickets, and ran 21 times. His scalp Nitish Kumar Reddy It is important.

Ramandeep Singh: 5/10

Ramandeep once again does not require bats and gets a standard score.

Harshit Rana: 8/10

Rana used his rhythm delivery well and did some exercise early. He fired Abhishek Sharma and ran only 15 runs in the three games he played.

Moeen Ali: 5/10

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Varun Chakaravarthy: 9/10

Chakaravarthy swirled the retro spell, hitting the right length and constantly asking questions about SRH batsmen. His two doors broke out in room for victory on the 16th.

Vaibhav Arora (IP): 9/10

Arora uses sharp spells as the tone of pursuit in power games. He dismissed two of the top three in SRH’s dangerous position, but unfortunately his efforts in the Power Game did not pay more off. The seamen also sent Heinrich Klaasen to win since the 15th century.