In an attempt to save their sinking campaign, the SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) will go head-to-head against the Mumbai Indians (MI) on Wednesday, April 23. The 41st match of the IPL 2025 will be played at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Hyderabad .The venue has been a high-scoring one so far in the IPL 2025, and expect nothing different on Wednesday night as well. The weather prediction for rain is all clear but it could be raining sixes in Uppal, considering the extreme potential of these two batting lineups.For MI, Rohit Sharma is back in form, while the likes of Suryakumar Yadav and Jasprit Bumrah have been superb too. SRH, however, sit on verge of elimination and need a much more cohesive performance. Before the SRH vs MI match gets underway, let us discuss the pitch in Hyderabad and its IPL stats.Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad, IPL recordsThe Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Uppal has hosted 81 IPL matches thus far, with teams batting second winning 46 times. The average first-innings score at the venue in IPL 2025 is 218, a stat that can give nightmares to the bowlers. Here are some important numbers and stats you would not want to miss before the SRH vs MI clash:IPL matches played: 81Won by teams batting 1st: 35Won by teams batting 2nd: 46Highest individual score: Abhishek Sharma- 141 in SRH vs PBKS match, IPL 2025Best bowling figures: 6/12 - Alzarri Joseph in SRH vs MI match, IPL 2019Highest team total: 286/6 - SRH vs RR, 2025Lowest team total: 80 - DC vs SRH, 2013Highest successful run-chase: 247/2 - SRH vs PBKS, 2025Average first innings score: 163.5Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad, Pitch reportAbsolutely nothing is expected for the bowlers if they don't hit consistent lines and areas. Hitting the stumps and not giving much room could be the only saving point for the bowlers on an extremely high-scoring deck.This match will be played on Pitch No. 2 at the venue, from where the side boundaries are 69 and 67 meters long, with the staighter dimension being 79 meters. Hence, spinners might tempt batters to hit down the ground and hope that they mistime the ball.This venue in Hyderabad has seen a total of 88 sixes in IPL 2025, the most at any venue so far.Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad, Last IPL matchAbhishek Sharma raising his bat during 2025 IPL - SunRisers Hyderabad v Punjab Kings match - Source: GettyHistory was created when the Hyderabad ground hosted its last IPL 2025 match. A total of 492 runs were scored in this game between the SunRisers Hyderabad and the Punjab Kings (PBKS), with the hosts scripting one of the biggest run-chases in IPL history.Batting first, Punjab batted their heart out by hammering 245/6 in 20 overs. As many as three PBKS batters operated at a strike rate of over 225, with Shreyas Iyer top-scoring (82 off 36). Mohammad Shami bore the massive brunt as he leaked 75 runs in his quota of four overs.Chasing 246, surprisingly, never seemed improbable for Hyderabad. How? Well, simply because of the match-winning opening partnership between Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma. While Head was dangerous with a 66 off 37, there was no stopping Abhishek that night.Everything he touched went to a boundary. He faced 55 balls, mustered 141 runs, and clamoured 14 fours and 10 sixes - a boundary per 2.29 balls! A plethora of records were broken in the SRH vs PBKS match, including Abhishek's 141-run knock being the highest individual score by an Indian in IPL. In 18.3 overs, SRH chased down the second-highest total in IPL.