Despite the heroics, Haddin highlighted inconsistencies. Batting, bowling, and fielding haven’t clicked in unison, yet victories keep flowing. ‘We’re building momentum, and as the season unfolds, we’ll see the full package,’ he predicted confidently. This unbeaten streak has netted PBKS 7 points from four outings, positioning them strongly.

Openers Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh unleashed fury in the powerplay, paving the way for skipper Shreyas Iyer’s match-winning 69-run knock off 33 deliveries. Haddin quipped light-heartedly about the blistering start, noting how both teams pushed the scoring rate sky-high for edge-of-the-seat drama.

PBKS turned the tide in the middle phase with sharp bowling that dismantled SRH’s momentum. The Orange Army had earlier posted 219, powered by Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head’s powerplay blitz exceeding 100 runs. But Punjab’s calm heads prevailed, with Haddin crediting unwavering faith in strategies during crunch moments.

The road gets tougher next, with a clash against Mumbai Indians looming on April 16 at Wankhede. Haddin’s words signal big things ahead for a team that’s only warming up.