Sanju Samson's magnificent ton was overshadowed by David Warner's blistering half-century and the Indian batsman conceded that the Aussie spoilt his party. Samson's (102 not out) ton went in vain as Warner (69 off 37 balls) helped Sunrisers Hyderabad chase down a mammoth 199-run target to beat Rajasthan Royals by five wickets in an IPL match here on Friday night. After the match, Warner interviewed Samson, who said probably a total of 250 might have saved the Royals from losing the game.

"You destroyed my day. My 100 was not enough because of the way you batted. The way you started the innings we lost the game in the powerplay. We needed some 250 on the board with someone like you in the opposition. It was special," Samson told Warner. The 32-year-old Australian cricketer was all praise for Samson, saying he showed the way to bat on a tricky surface.