The second successive win in the Champions League qualifiers ensured Sunrisers a smooth entry into the main tournament alongside New Zealand&#39;s Otago Volts. Dhawan (59 runs off 50 balls) struck his second straight fifty as the Hyderabad franchise got past Wolves&#39; 127 for five in 17.3 overs. Misbah-ul-Haq&#39;s 56 was for a losing cause. Sunrisers and Volts play each other in a dead rubber Friday before heading into the Champions League group stages beginning Saturday. Wolves will look to end their tournament on a high when they take on Sri Lanka&#39;s Kandurata Maroons in the first game Friday. &quot;The experience of playing here is really good for the guys who haven&#39;t played international games. It&#39;s a great opportunity for them. I think it&#39;s time for the guys to show something, they have experience of two games now. We&#39;ll try to come good in the next game and go home with something positive,&quot; said Haq at the post-match presentation. Star-studded Sunrisers looked a much superior unit against Wolves, who have no foreigners in their squad. The Pakistani side were impressive with the ball in patches but their batting led to their downfall. Dhawan&#39;s sublime knock was easily the highlight of the day. He played the dangerous Saeed Ajmal with ease. A gentle push through the covers off Ajmal was one of his six delightful boundaries.u00a0

Captain Shikhar Dhawan continued his red hot form and guided Sunrisers Hyderabad to a seven-wicket win over Faisalabad Wolves at the PCA Stadium here Wednesday

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