IPL blitzes are traded by master blasters Travis Head and Jake Fraser-McGurk.

The Delhi Capitals defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad with 89 head clouts.

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Fraser-McGurk responds with this season’s fastest fifty in the IPL

Australia now has two of the IPL’s top master blasters, but Travis Head’s most recent barrage in Delhi ultimately outperformed Jake Fraser-McGurk’s fireworks.

Head may have even exceeded his incredible 39-ball century for Sunrisers Hyderabad in Bengaluru five days prior, when they defeated the Delhi Capitals by 67 runs on Saturday. Head scored a fifty off in the first three overs of the game.

After breaking India’s hearts in the World Cup final the previous year, the guy has emerged as the nation’s biggest entertainment, smashing 89 off 32 balls with six sixes and eleven fours.

However, Head might suddenly face competition for his throne. Delhi turned to Fraser-McGurk, who has already scored two brilliant half-centuries in his first three IPL games, as they needed to chase another massive total of 7-266, which was centered around Head’s explosion.

Head needed just sixteen balls to reach his fifty. However, Fraser-McGurk accomplished it one ball faster, making it the third-fastest half-century in league history as well as the fastest this season.

He arrived at the wicket after David Warner, his childhood hero who had returned from a finger injury, had gone for just one off Bhuvneshwar Kumar, caught by Pat Cummins.

Chaos followed. Fraser-McGurk faced Washington Sundar and hit him for four, four, six, four, six, and six right away to reach thirty off just one over.

After that, he scornfully blasted the slower ball of Australian skipper Cummins into the bleachers long on. He then hit three maximums in four deliveries off Mayank Markande before the wristspinner ultimately forced him to misjudge and be out for an incredible eighteen-ball score of 65.

The 22-year-old has amassed an incredible 140 runs at a devastating strike rate of 222.22 in just three innings during his incredible IPL debut.

But once Fraser-McGurk left, the Ricky Ponting-coached team lost momentum in their pursuit, and Sunrisers went on to win their fifth straight game to take second place in the standings.

Their success has been largely down to the 30-year-old Adelaide slayer’s explosive “Head-starts,” which have let him to swing his bat at nearly every ball.

The limited boundaries of the Arun Jaitley Stadium were unable to contain Head’s and fellow opener Abhishek Sharma’s incredible hitting, as they amassed the biggest score in IPL power play history with an undefeated 125 in the first six overs, with the young Indian scoring 46 off 12.

Head credits captain of the Test and now IPL team Cummins for giving him the confidence to have fun. When asked how he felt seeing Head wreck havoc outside, Cummins grinned.

“I have to bowl on this pitch later,” says the part of me that is thrilled and thrilled. However, they consistently deliver and play the manner we want to, making each game fascinating to watch.

Head is making the most of his purple patch while it lasts. With 324 runs scored in six innings at a strike rate of 216, he is second only to Virat Kohli in the standings for run scoring this season.

Head remarked, “We’re kind of on a roll here, it’s very enjoyable.” It’s all coming together after a few years of arduous labor… I haven’t played much T20 cricket in the last few years, but I’ve recently returned to my usual routine. Being at the head of the pack is good.