Matt Henry takes revenge on Priyansh Arya! A powerful six was hit in the previous ball and the off stump was uprooted in the next ball.

By Samira Vishwas On Apr 4, 2026

In IPL 2026, Punjab Kings’ young batsman Priyansh Arya put Chennai Super Kings under pressure with a stormy start. He tried to change the course of the match by scoring fast runs from the beginning, but New Zealand’s star fast bowler Matt Henry made a brilliant comeback and put a break on his innings. After hitting a six, Henry clean bowled Arya on the very next ball and sent him to the pavilion.

In the seventh match of IPL 2026 played between Chennai Super Kings and Punjab Kings on Friday (April 3), young batsman Priyansh Arya caught everyone’s attention with his explosive batting. Arya gave a great start to the Punjab team which was chasing the big target of 210 runs.

Priyansh Arya looked aggressive from the beginning and attacked the Chennai bowlers fiercely. He played a quick inning of 39 runs in just 11 balls, which included 3 fours and 4 sixes. On the basis of his innings, Punjab Kings added 61 runs in just 4.1 overs and took a strong hold in the match.

However, just when it seemed that Priyansh would make the match one-sided, Matt Henry made a brilliant comeback and put the brakes on his innings. On the first ball of the 5th over of the innings, Priyansh hit a strong six to Henry, but on the very next ball, Henry changed the length of the ball and bowled a slightly shorter ball.

This time Priyansh went ahead to play a big shot, but this time he missed the line and the ball went straight and hit the off stump. With this brilliant ball, Henry ended Priyansh’s dangerous innings and gave the first success to Chennai Super Kings.

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Matt Henry took 2 wickets in this match, but also proved to be the most expensive by giving away 54 runs at an economy rate of 13.50 in a four over spell.

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Talking about the match, Chennai Super Kings, batting first, scored 209 runs. Ayush Mhatre played a brilliant inning of 73 runs for the team, while Shivam Dubey scored 45 runs and Sarfaraz Khan also made important contributions with 32 runs.

In reply, Punjab Kings finished the match in 18.4 overs on the basis of Shreyas Iyer’s captaincy innings of 50 runs in 29 balls and a fast start by the top order. With this victory, Punjab reached the top of the points table.