11.45pm: Daredevils stay alive in the tournament - they now have six points with five matches still to play. Sunrisers remain third, and Rising Pune Supergiant have a chance to leapfrog them if they can beat Kolkata Knight Riders tomorrow. The league stage is building up to an exciting finish - do join us while we keep bringing you every ball. Until next time, it's goodbye and good night from the ESPNcricinfo crew.
Mohammed Shami, the man of the match: "I'm playing after a long time, and this performance will lift my confidence levels. In the T20 format, you don't think about runs as a bowler. We just wanted to use the new ball well, not give too much pace, so it would be good for us to mix up our pace. I had different plans for each batsman - whether the batsman moves around or stays still, I stick to my plan, and the rest of it comes down to luck."
Karun Nair: "I think the bowlers gave it their all, and if we had caught that catch they wouldn't have got that far. We told ourselves, we are a young team, and we should play like a young team. Go out there, play without fear. Bit disappointed to get out after getting a start, but glad to get some runs finally and hoping to kick on from here."
David Warner: "It's been a little bogey, playing away. The wicket sort of held up a little bit, early on, and we thought 186 was a tough target. They played really well to win it, unreal. The slower balls were holding up a little, and we didn't want to be too predictable, but we maybe bowled too many quicker balls today."
Easwar: "Bowling summary for the match - Regular spinners 73 runs off 12 overs. Rest of the bowlers 301 runs off 28 overs!!! WOW! SRH definitely missed a trick picking Hooda."
Mayur: "Its a good time to loose for Sunrisers... They will now assess the importance of that extra bowler, which will prove crucial for playoffs..."
11.26pm A clinical win for Daredevils, with each of their six batsmen getting among the runs. The kind of win that showed what their young, Indian top order is capable of on its day. They've not been able to do it with any consistency so far, but some encouraging signs for the rest of the tournament. Sunrisers' bowlers had an off-day today, and they really missed a sixth bowler. They've only won one game away from home so far.