Hardik's finishing has hit another level this IPL as the 25-year-old remained unbeaten on 37 from 16 balls.
Hyderbad went from 101/2 to 116 all out.
Imran Tahir produces his best IPL performance.
Television umpire Rod Tucker declared Dhawan not out.
Chennai Super Kings needed 18 off the last over and what followed was one of the most dramatic overs in IPL history.
Chahar started the rot for KKR early in their innings when he trapped opener Chris Lynn in front of the wickets as the Aussie missed a pull off a delivery that kept low. Lynn was sent back inside the first over for a duck. He came into the equation in the next over when he took a brilliant catch, running backwards, to dismiss Sunil Narine for just 6 off the bowling of Harbhajan Singh.
Punjab bowlers gave nothing away, especially after taking out Hyderabad opener Jonny Bairstow (1 off 6) in the second over. With their middle order getting few chances to bat in this IPL, it was going to be a task for them to get going.
Andre Russell smashed an explosive 13-ball 48 to spoil Royal Challengers Bangalore's party.
Bairstow made Delhi pay for the miss, hitting 48 runs in 28 balls.
Dhoni and Raina accumulated runs in singles and twos early in the partnership, then accelerated the scoring after the 10th over.
Shaw kept taking on the bowlers and ensured boundaries came in every over as he got into the 90s.
After Krunal got Gayle's big wicket, it was imperative that the required run rate be maintained and coming in at one down, Mayank Agarwal ensured that he kept the tempo going.
Starting from where he left off in the opening game against Kolkata Knight Riders, Dave creamed the Rajasthan bowling in all directions of the field, not allowing any bowler to settle down.
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