Chennai vs Kolkata, 1st Match
Chennai Super Kings (Playing XI):
Ruturaj Gaikwad, Devon Conway, Robin Uthappa, Ambati Rayudu, Ravindra Jadeja(c), Shivam Dube, MS Dhoni(w), Dwayne Bravo, Mitchell Santner, Adam Milne, Tushar Deshpande
Kolkata Knight Riders (Playing XI):
Venkatesh Iyer, Ajinkya Rahane, Shreyas Iyer(c), Nitish Rana, Sam Billings(w), Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Sheldon Jackson, Umesh Yadav, Shivam Mavi, Varun Chakaravarthy
Kolkata Knight Riders have won the toss and have opted to field
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Kolkata Knight Riders have won the toss and have opted to field
Lickit starts today.
I am happy to be here. It all happened so quickly. The quarantine and everything. We missed out in the finals against this guys. I am looking forward to this game. Hopefully I can give the fans what they want. I think the squad we got this year is a balanced squad. We have experience plus young talent. We need a confident captain like Shreyas. He knows he is superstar. He just have confidence and that's what we need. He is always so humble and relaxed
In reply to LBW375
Watching Lickit or test cricket today?
0.3
Umesh Yadav to Gaikwad, out Caught by Nitish Rana!!
Gaikwad c Nitish Rana b Umesh Yadav 0(4)
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8.4
Narine to Jadeja, out Rayudu Run Out!! Some elementary mistakes from CSK continues to haunt them. That was pushed off the back foot, never was there a run.
Rayudu run out (Shreyas Iyer/Narine) 15(17) [4s-1 6s-1]
In reply to Ridge
Tata Lickit

CSK 53/4 (9) CRR: 5.89
out Caught by Narine!! Shivam Dube c Narine b Russell 3
5 down
csk 61-5
10.5
Russell to Shivam Dube, out Caught by Narine!! And Dube is gone! That was a short ball, skidded on to him and got big as well. The batter just couldn't get good connection and the ball spooned to the man at mid-wicket. Simple take for the fielder. CSK have lost half their side.
Shivam Dube c Narine b Russell 3(6)
MS Dhoni, right handed bat, comes to the crease
CSK 84/5 (17) CRR: 4.94
Sunil Narine 4-0-15-0
In reply to shivnotout
14 off that Russell over
CSK 101/5 (18.3) CRR: 5.46
Andre Russell
3-0-20-1
19.4
Russell to Dhoni, FOUR, between mid-wicket and long-on
19.3
Russell to Dhoni, FOUR, the finisher is still finishing! Short and down leg, spots backward square leg is open.
Chants of Dhoni, Dhoni. He changes his bat
19.5
Russell to Dhoni, 1 run, round the wicket and looking for the wide yorker, Dhoni drills it to long-off. And that is fifty number 24 in IPL for MS Dhoni. He was 2 off 10 balls at one point, scored 48 off the next 28 balls. Age is just a number you see! Gentle raise of the bat
MS Dhoni 50 [38
19.6
Russell to Jadeja, SIX, to sweeper cover
Andre Russell
4-0-38-1
CSK 131/5 (20) CRR: 6.55
Ravindra Jadeja 26(2
MS Dhoni 50(38
Runs truck Russell went for plenty in his last two overs.
In reply to Halliwell
18 ova
Runs Scored: 14
4 1 1 4 0 4
20 ova
Runs Scored: 18
1 2 4 4 1 6
CSK 131/5 (20)
KKR 35/0 (5) CRR: 7 REQ: 6.47
Kolkata Knight Riders need 97 runs in 90 balls
6.2
Dwayne Bravo to Venkatesh Iyer, out Caught by Dhoni!! Dwayne Bravo strikes and there's a new dance move to celebrate the wicket - swinging the hips with the right hand making a movement. Full and well wide of off, Venkatesh Iyer throws his hands on the drive but edges it behind. Clear deflection and CSK break the opening stand.
Venkatesh Iyer c Dhoni b Dwayne Bravo 16(16) [4s-2]
KKR 44/1 (7) CRR: 6.29 REQ: 6.77
Kolkata Knight Riders need 88 runs in 78 balls
Dwayne Bravo
1-0-1-1
9.6
Dwayne Bravo to Nitish Rana, out Caught by Rayudu!! Straight to short fine. Harmless length ball on the hips, Nitish Rana gets inside the line to pull, but miscues it totally and Rayudu moves to his left to take an easy catch.
Nitish Rana c Rayudu b Dwayne Bravo 21(17) [4s-2 6s-1]
Dwayne Bravo
2-0-7-2
KKR 100/3 (14.2) CRR: 6.98 REQ: 5.65
Kolkata Knight Riders need 32 runs in 34 balls
CSK 131/5 (20)
KKR 133/4 (18.3)
Kolkata Knight Riders won by 6 wkts
Narine 4 0 15 0 0
Russell 4 0 38 1
Dwayne Bravo 4 0 20 3
Bangalore vs Kolkata, 6th Match
all gawn
KKR 128 (18.5) CRR: 6.8
Sunil Narinec Akash Deep b W Hasaranga 12
Andre Russellc Karthik b Harshal Patel 25
out Caught by Jackson!! A wicket in the first over for KKR as Umesh strikes! Lovely delivery. Short of length in the channel, climbs on Rawat as he tries steering it to third. Anuj Rawat c Jackson b Umesh Yadav. duck
RCB 1/1 (1)
Umesh Yadav to Kohli, out Caught by Jackson!! Now Kohli goes as well! A roaring start from the KKR pacers as they look to make a game of this. Back of a length outside off, Kohli c Jackson b Umesh Yadav 12
rcb 21-3
Russell to Shahbaz Ahmed, SIX, and Shahbaz Ahmed sparkles with a sixer. That was a short ball, Shahbaz Ahmed sits back and pulls it over deep mid
Russell to Shahbaz Ahmed, SIX, short delivery, Shahbaz Ahmed hops back and slams the pull over deep square. That was hit well once again as that came off the meat of the bat.
rcb 86-4
CSK 210/7 (20)
LSG 211/4 (19.3)
Lucknow Super Giants won by 6 wkts
If we were to minus the impact of West Indians in the IPL so far this season.
WOW
Congrats guys.
In reply to positiveg
I sorry like Dukes didnt catch the game today
Hed have wet himself
Mumbai vs Rajasthan, 9th Match
Mumbai Indians opt to bowl
RR 139/3 (15)
CRR: 9.07
Shimron Hetmyer, left handed bat, comes to the crease
Pollard to Hetmyer, 1 run, neat off-drive along the ground to long-off
Ton fi Butler
Bumrah gets Hety
In reply to Chrissy
Bumrah to Buttler, 1 run, Buttler had to wait for DRS to be over to celebrate his second IPL hundred in what is his 300th T20 game. Bumrah went for the yorker but bowled a low full toss, Buttler swung and got an inside edge onto pad. Bumrah missed the edge and appealed for LBW. The ball rolled to mid-wicket. Replay picked up the edge to give the run to the batter
In reply to Chrissy
Bumrah to Hetmyer, out Caught by Tilak Varma!! Full toss, whipped away but taken at deep mid-wicket. Hetmyer is livid he has found the fielder. Very good cameo from Hetmyer. Gave those extra 10 runs with his assault on Pollard. Hetmyer c Tilak Varma b Bumrah 35(14) [4s-3 6s-3]
Bumrah to Buttler, out Bowled!! Cracking toe-crusher. Had to be something special to get rid of Buttler today.
Buttler b Bumrah 100 in 68 balls [4s-11 6s-5]
RR 193/8 (20) CRR: 9.65
Innings Break
In reply to Narper
This wagon has a lot of carriages!
In reply to shivnotout
Slow start for MI - yet again
Chennai vs Punjab, 11th Match
Chennai Super Kings opt to bowl
PBKS 84/2 (7.3) CRR: 11.2
In reply to dax
Dwayne Bravo 1-0-15-0
In reply to Chrissy
shot.
Dwayne Bravo to Dhawan, FOUR, lovely shot! Use of the feet and he drives this full delivery wide of mid-off. Nothing fancy, just knowing the field and placing the ball. This is what smart batsmanship is all about.
PBKS 114/2
(9.3) CRR: 11.37
Dwayne Bravo to Livingstone, SIX, top edgeee and all the way for six over fine leg. Livingstone gets his maiden IPL fifty. Slower delivery on the stumps, Livingstone looks to slog with one hand,
Captain Bravo finally gets a wicket.
Relief!
Dwayne Bravo to Dhawan, out Caught by Jadeja!! There is the experience of Dwayne Bravo for you. He bowls these floaty full balls to invite the batter for a big hit
In reply to Drapsey
relief
Dwayne Bravo
2-0-28-1
In reply to shivnotout
Bravo adds to his IPL record!
Sixes like peas.
If them man finish the 6 quota, what's left for Odean slotted as next at bat?
Here he comes ...
There he goes!
In reply to Drapsey
this done.
Chennai Super Kings need 83 runs in 31 balls
out Caught by Arshdeep Singh!! Relief for Punjab as they get rid of the dangerous Dube.
In reply to Drapsey
duck
Livingstone to Dwayne Bravo, out Caught&Bowled!! Dwayne Bravo c and b Livingstone 0(1)
Chennai Super Kings lose 3 in a row
Hyderabad vs LSG, 12th Match
Washington Sundar to de Kock, out Caught by Williamson!! Went for plenty in the previous game, has been backed to bowl in the powerplay and Washington Sundar gives immediate rewards.1
Evin Lewis, left handed bat, comes to the crease
In reply to shivnotout
The hell was that Evan?
In reply to Osmond
sweeping
Washington Sundar to Lewis, out Lbw!! Washington Sundar strikes again. This is huge. He has removed two of the most destructive batters inside the powerplay.1
another wan bite d dust
Shepherd to Manish Pandey, out Caught by Bhuvneshwar!! Manish Pandey has thrown it away. He is disappointed with himself.11
LSG 169/7 (20)
SRH 109/4 (14.1) CRR: 7.69 REQ: 10.46
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 61 runs in 35 balls
14.6
Holder to Pooran, FOUR, 128.6kph, overpitched on middle, Pooran shuffles and across and clips it beautifully through square leg. The timing is spot-on and beats deep mid-wicket's dive to his left. 15 runs off the over!
SRH 120/4 (15) CRR: 8 REQ: 10
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 50 runs in 30 balls
Nicholas Pooran 21(16)
Washington Sundar 6(4
15.6
Ravi Bishnoi to Pooran, FOUR, 102.5kph, too quick, too full and there's width as well, Pooran pounes
SRH 129/4 (16) CRR: 8.06 REQ: 10.25
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 41 runs in 24 balls
Nicholas Pooran 26(1
Washington Sundar 10(8
SRH 137/4 (17) CRR: 8.06 REQ: 11
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 33 runs in 18 balls
17.3
Avesh Khan to Pooran, out Caught by Hooda!!
Pooran c Hooda b Avesh Khan 34(24) [4s-3 6s-2]
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 27 runs in 15 balls
LSG 169/7 (20)
SRH 143/6 (17.4) CRR: 8.09 REQ: 11.57
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 27 runs in 14 balls
17.6
Avesh Khan to Shepherd, no run, excellent stuff from Avesh Khan, especially after conceding a six off the first ball of the over. 136.6kph, full and wide of off, Shepherd moves leg-side but fails to put bat on ball. Avesh Khan finishes with 4/24!
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 24 runs in 10 balls
Romario Shepherd 0[3
18.5
Tye to Shepherd, SIX, 137.1kph, Tye misses his yorker and Shepherd latches onto it. It's a full toss, Shepherd clears his left leg and tonks it over long-on. 16 needed off 7!
In reply to Narper
Well, Sheppy v Jason now
19.1
Holder to Washington Sundar, out Caught by Rahul!! 128.7kph, round the wicket, length ball, Washington Sundar swings over wide mid-on.
Washington Sundar c Rahul b Holder 18(14) [4s-1]
16 runs in 5 balls
15 runs in 4 balls
Shepherd is standing slightly outside off. Holder jogs in and doesn't bowl. Mind games...
14 runs in 3 balls
Romario Shepherd 8[7
19.4
Holder to Bhuvneshwar, out Caught by de Kock!!
99.6kph, Bhuvneshwar c de Kock b Holder 1(2)
19.6
Holder to Shepherd, out Caught by Ayush Badoni!! Lucknow win by 12 runs.
Shepherd c Ayush Badoni b Holder 8( [6s-1]
Jason Holder
4-0-34-3
LSG 169/7 (20)
SRH 157/9 (20)
Lucknow Super Giants won by 12 runs
In reply to Narper
That's as good a last over as you'll ever see.
From the bowler's perspective, of course.
Lucky was quite lucky today
they batted Holder too low.
He did well though gave them the win
In reply to Drapsey
Rajasthan vs Bangalore, 13th Match
It will be interesting to see how Chahal does today against his former Team RCB. Especially after his recent statement that he is "Emotionally Attached" to RCB!!
Rajasthan all d way
In reply to shivnotout
How does Butler do a follow up?
In reply to shivnotout
Man, that lady commie is towering over Gavaskar.
In reply to Drapsey
yep. she related to joel garner?
In reply to Osmond
Jos Buttler on fire. 154 runs SR 136.28 - 9 sixes and 14 fours
3 matches
Here comes Hetty ...
In reply to Drapsey
Crack 2 four areddy
In reply to Drapsey
Siraj to Hetmyer, SIX, much needed six for the Royals. Siraj errs in line and pays the price.
In reply to Halliwell
Harshal Patel to Hetmyer, FOUR, smashed! He's been winding up to have a go to cow corner and finally connects with one.
Siraj to Hetmyer, FOUR, just evades Faf. If he couldn't get there, no one would. Full and misses the yorker length, Hetmyer pumps it flat towards long-off,
18.6
Siraj to Buttler, SIX, fifty for Buttler. He struggled for most parts but is turning it on when it matters.
18.5
Siraj to Buttler, SIX, Siraj deviates from his plan and is pumped into the stands. He goes short and into the pitch, Buttler waits in the crease and flat-bats it over long-on. That was off the middle and Faf could only watch it sail over
In reply to Osmond
19.3
Akash Deep to Buttler, SIX, to deep mid-wicket
19.2
Akash Deep to Buttler, SIX, Buttler is dealing in sixes now. The slower ball banged into the surface, he has an idea of the pitch and waits for the ball, nails the pull over wide long-on and clears the rope comfortably
In reply to Drapsey
19.6
Akash Deep to Hetmyer, SIX, Hetmyer ends it on a high.
Jos Buttler 70
Shimron Hetmyer 42
RR 169/3 (20) CRR: 8.45
Innings Break
In reply to shivnotout
Whatever Happened to Sherfane? He seems to be struggling to score,
Kolkata vs Mumbai, 14th Match -
Pune Date & Time: Apr 06, 07:30 PM LOCAL
Mumbai Indians Squad:
Ishan Kishan(w), Rohit Sharma(c), Anmolpreet Singh, Tilak Varma, Kieron Pollard, Tim David, Daniel Sams, Murugan Ashwin, Jasprit Bumrah, Tymal Mills, Basil Thampi, Suryakumar Yadav, Jaydev Unadkat, Fabian Allen, Sanjay Yadav, Riley Meredith, Ramandeep Singh, Mayank Markande, Aryan Juyal, Arjun Tendulkar, Hrithik Shokeen, Rahul Buddhi, Arshad Khan, Dewald Brevis
Kolkata Knight Riders Squad:
Ajinkya Rahane, Venkatesh Iyer, Shreyas Iyer(c), Sam Billings(w), Nitish Rana, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Tim Southee, Shivam Mavi, Umesh Yadav, Varun Chakaravarthy, Mohammad Nabi, Pat Cummins, Sheldon Jackson, Chamika Karunaratne, Baba Indrajith, Rinku Singh, Anukul Roy, Pratham Singh, Abhijeet Tomar, Rasikh Salam, Aman Hakim Khan, Ashok Sharma, Ramesh Kumar
In reply to Narper
Some of the batting orders I see in this year's IPL is questionable. Mumbai is in trouble if Pollard is batting at #5. And Kane Williamson should not be opening.
In reply to Osmond
Kolkata Knight Riders opt to bowl
MI 54/2 (10) CRR: 5.4
2.5
Umesh Yadav to Rohit, out Caught by Billings!! What a fine catch that is. Varun at short fine backpedalling made it as tough as possible for Billings 3
7.5
Chakaravarthy to Brevis, out Stumped!! Sharp work from Billings and Brevis has to go. Slower and the seam rolls all over the place as it comes out of Chakaravarthy's hand 29
In reply to shivnotout
Mumbai playing test cricket . Not to worry big bat Pollard soon come light up the match.
Time for Russell, the (new) Tittie, to get a bowl.
KKR one of the few teams comfortable with their spinners in the last five overs.
In reply to Overthrow
Polly have 5 balls to make something
In reply to Drapsey
Polllaayyyyy
22 off 5
Where Windies fan
In reply to Halliwell
The new Tittie will more than make up for that in his turn at bat.
In reply to Halliwell
I am right here, time for Pollard to get Mumbai some points today.
16/1. Time to get Polly in the mix with his clever bowling. Since he likes to sing Sizzla songs he can be the 'element of surprise'.
In reply to Halliwell
Pollard came to the dance. Very good situational presence for that period of the game.
In reply to Drapsey
I for one welcome the new passport holder.
MI 161/4 (20)
KKR 41/2 (7) CRR: 5.86 REQ: 9.31
Kolkata Knight Riders need 121 runs in 78 balls
In reply to Overthrow
Good. You can iron things out with the problemguy.
67/3. Pollard hasn't even bowled as yet . Come on Mumbai, time to put some points on the board.
In reply to Drapsey
His instructions see ball, hit ball . Back to basics.
MI 161/4 (20)
KKR 115/5 (14) CRR: 8.21 REQ: 7.83
Kolkata Knight Riders need 47 runs in 36 balls
15.1
Daniel Sams to Cummins, SIX, Cummins is putting on a powerhitting masterclass here! Some sublime hits
15.2
Daniel Sams to Cummins, FOUR, between mid-wicket and long-on
Kolkata Knight Riders need 25 runs in 28 balls
This dun like a Bajan $1 bill.
15.3
Daniel Sams to Cummins, SIX, kabooooooooooom! Rohit looks shell-shocked, as do his MI mates. When someone like Bumrah is getting a pasting, what chance does Sams have? Feeds this in the arc, Cummins shuffles and heaves, all the way over deep square leg
15.4
Daniel Sams to Cummins, SIX, to fine leg
15.5
Daniel Sams to Cummins, no ball, 2 runs, to long-off, the partnership between Cummins and Venkatesh Iyer is now 51(16)
taken brilliantly by SKY at long-off but it's a waist-high full toss from Sams!
15.5
Daniel Sams to Cummins, FOUR, another superb shot to bring up a 14-ball fifty! Slower ball, Cummins walks across early and whips it away through square leg. Field is up that side and it races to the fence
Pat Cummins *50[14
15.6
Daniel Sams to Cummins, SIX, and just like that, Cummins has ended the game with four over still left! What on earth have we just witnessed here!!! Phewwwwww!! Another length ball, right into Cummins's swinging arc and the murderous mood that he is in, nothing will be spared
MI 161/4 (20)
KKR 162/5 (16) CRR: 10.12
Kolkata Knight Riders won by 5 wkts
That is power hitting from Pat Cummins.
14 KL Rahul vs DC Mohali 2018
14 Pat Cummins vs MI Pune 2022 *
15 Yusuf Pathan vs SRH Kolkata 2014
15 Sunil Narine vs RCB Bengaluru 2017
The new Tittie couldn't get it done, so Cummins had to step up.
Pat Cummins last 3 inngs vs MI
33(12)
53*(36)
56*(15) --- today
They didn't even give Pouty a bowl.
In reply to Drapsey
I guess they didn't want the match to finish earlier than it did.
LSG vs Delhi, 15th Match
Probable XI:
KL Rahul (c), Quinton de Kock (wk), Manish Pandey, Evin Lewis, Deepak Hooda, Ayush Badoni, Krunal Pandya, Jason Holder, Andrew Tye/Dushmantha Chameera, Ravi Bishnoi, Avesh Khan.
Probable XI:
Prithvi Shaw, David Warner, Mandeep Singh, Rishabh Pant (c & wk), Lalit Yadav, Rovman Powell, Shardul Thakur, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Anrich Nortje, Mustafizur Rahman
Prithvi Shaw in one of those moods, dangerous when he gets going.
That's a lot of confidence dem showing in Rovman.
Don't disappoint dem now, Rovman. Show dem all that you're a genuine #3 batsman.
Bye Rovman.
They tried.
In reply to Drapsey
Rovman Powell bowl Ravi Bishnoi 3 runs 10 balls

he scratch scratch Delhi waste ah money

In reply to Drapsey
Has shown major improvement against leg spin. Went for the big heave which was his old style and cost him his wicket. Thought he was setting up for the slog sweep which would have been the high percentage stroke.
In reply to Drapsey
Them English spinners gave Rovman a fake boost in confidence!
DC 149/3 (20) CRR: 7.45
Innings Break
MI should NEVER have sold De Kock. No wonder they have lost 3 matches in a row. Don't even talk about Boult. Two world class players sold and look at what is happening now.
DC 149/3 (20)
LSG 58/0 (7.2) CRR: 7.91 REQ: 7.26
Lucknow Super Giants need 92 runs in 76 balls
LSG 70/0 (9) CRR: 7.78 REQ: 7.27
Lucknow Super Giants need 80 runs in 66 balls
Quinton de Kock 45(31)
KL Rahul 23(23
9.4
Kuldeep Yadav to Rahul, out Caught by Prithvi Shaw at long-off!!
Rahul c Prithvi Shaw b Kuldeep Yadav 24(25) [4s-1 6s-1]
Evin Lewis, left handed bat, comes to the crease
9.5
Kuldeep Yadav to Lewis, no run, full and just outside off, Lewis leans forward and gets a thick outside edge on the push to the left of slip
LSG 86/1 (12) CRR: 7.17 REQ: 8
Lucknow Super Giants need 64 runs in 48 balls
Evin Lewis 5(10)
Quinton de Kock 53(37
12.3
Lalit Yadav to Lewis, out Caught by Kuldeep Yadav!!
Lewis c Kuldeep Yadav b Lalit Yadav 5(13)
These facting West Indians batting at #3 caan get the ball off the square.
First Rovman, and now Evin.
I hope JHo comes in later and save us from further embarrassment.
Windies lads aren't having the best day at all.
In reply to StumpCam
them west indian ah mess up d place
Lewis c Kuldeep Yadav b Lalit Yadav 5 runs 13 balls
Rovman Powell bowl Ravi Bishnoi 3 runs 10 balls
balls more than runs
15.6
Kuldeep Yadav to de Kock, out Caught by Sarfaraz Khan!! Excellent catch! Was dipping on Sarfaraz who timed his dive forward well to take a sharp catch at short third man.
de Kock c Sarfaraz Khan b Kuldeep Yadav 80(52) [4s-9 6s-2]
LSG 122/3 (16) CRR: 7.62 REQ: 7
Lucknow Super Giants need 28 runs in 24 balls
LSG 126/3 (17) CRR: 7.41 REQ: 8
Lucknow Super Giants need 24 runs in 18 balls
DC 149/3 (20)
LSG 155/4 (19.4)
Lucknow Super Giants won by 6 wkts
Punjab Kings vs Gujarat Titans, 16th Match
Punjab Kings (Playing XI):
Mayank Agarwal(c), Shikhar Dhawan, Liam Livingstone, Jonny Bairstow(w), Jitesh Sharma, Shahrukh Khan, Odean Smith, Kagiso Rabada, Rahul Chahar, Vaibhav Arora, Arshdeep Singh
Gujarat Titans (Playing XI):
Matthew Wade(w), Shubman Gill, Sai Sudharsan, Hardik Pandya(c), David Miller, Rahul Tewatia, Abhinav Manohar, Rashid Khan, Lockie Ferguson, Mohammed Shami, Darshan Nalkande
PBKS 29/1 (4.1) CRR: 6.96
Here comes Odean!
Oops, there goes Odean!
In reply to Drapsey
another waste of cash
first ball duck
Another slower one, just short of a fuller length and Smith wants to get going straightaway. Almost like Jitesh previous ball, he too miscues the loft towards long-on. An easier take this time around for Gill. These wickets could halt the charge a bit. Odean Smith c Shubman Gill b Darshan Nalkande 0(1)
PBKS 134/5 (14) CRR: 9.57
In reply to shivnotout
I fear
..that Odean could have been valuable for WI but after this rongs might be time to look elsewhere- this IPL can destroy him
I hope to be wrong
In reply to Halliwell
Why do you guys like to write off people if they are not immediately successful???
In reply to Drapsey
PBKS 189/9 (20) CRR: 9.45
Innings Break
In reply to Dukes
You dress that up as if it was MANY people like to do that to ALL players
That misdirection effort is futile
Some survive this- like Pooran - so far
Some get dented, like Cottrell
Some dont survive, and I hope this guy doesnt fall into that category
You nor I can say what it will be as we need to see the WI pick/performances following the IPL shenanigans
We clear?
In reply to Halliwell
It's called the Pollard effect !
PBKS 189/9 (20)
GT 66/1 (7) CRR: 9.43 REQ: 9.54
Gujarat Titans need 124 runs in 78 balls
PBKS 189/9 (20)
GT 119/1 (13) CRR: 9.15 REQ: 10.14
Gujarat Titans need 71 runs in 42 balls
Shubman Gill 80(45)
Sai Sudharsan 30(26
14.4
Rahul Chahar to Sai Sudharsan, out Caught by Mayank!!
Sai Sudharsan c Mayank b Rahul Chahar 35(30) [4s-4 6s-1]
Gujarat Titans need 57 runs in 32 balls
Shubman Gill *89[51
In reply to Windiesfan78
GT 140/2 (16) CRR: 8.75 REQ: 12.5
Gujarat Titans need 50 runs in 24 balls
Hardik Pandya 6(6)
Shubman Gill 90(53)
16.3
Rahul Chahar to Hardik Pandya, FOUR, tossed up, pitched fuller and in Pandya's V.
16.2
Rahul Chahar to Hardik Pandya, FOUR, width. And Pandya's treated this like a former Mumbai net ball, rocking back and slaspping it away past point
16.5
Rahul Chahar to Hardik Pandya, 1 run, dropped
Gujarat Titans need 37 runs in 18 balls
Gujarat Titans need 32 runs in 12 balls
Gujarat Titans need 25 runs in 10 balls
18.3
Rabada to Hardik Pandya, FOUR, to deep extra cover
18.2
Rabada to Hardik Pandya, FOUR, just a one-handed swipe!
18.5
Rabada to Shubman Gill, out Caught by Mayank!!
Shubman Gill c Mayank b Rabada 96(59) [4s-11 6s-1]
Gujarat Titans need 19 runs in 6 balls
Odean Smith [2.0-0-16-0] is back into the attack
19.1
Odean Smith to Miller, wide,
Good test for Odean
19.1
Odean Smith to Miller, wide, 134kph, tries to keep it out of Miller's arc, and errs by a millimeter. Just outside the tramline outside off
19.1
Odean Smith to Miller, out Hardik Pandya Run Out!! Another back of a length away-angler. A swing. A miss. Bairstow's not one of those modern keepers to wait without his right glove. Well, he doesn't need to. His under-arm chuck even with them on is accurate enough to run Pandya out by some distance
Hardik Pandya run out (Bairstow) 27(1 [4s-5]
19.3
Odean Smith to Miller, FOUR, she's alive! A long hop in the zone, and Miller heaves it uppishly over mid-wicket. SHE IS ALIVE
Gujarat Titans need 13 runs in 3 balls
19.4
Odean Smith to Miller, 1 run, to mid-on
Gujarat Titans need 12 runs in 2 balls
19.5
Odean Smith to Rahul Tewatia, SIX, , Brabourne turns into Sharjah. Full, in the slot, and Tewatia crouches, swings, and teases deep mid-wicket, who jumps, gets a hand to it too, but can't keep it inside. SHE IS ALIVE
19.6
Odean Smith to Rahul Tewatia, SIX, , SHE IS WON! Tewatia wins her. Two balls, two sixes, and forget these two in-the-slot, smash-me-please balls, it's what Odean Smith did on 19.4 that's the biggest culprit. Had he not overthrown, Tewatia wouldn't have been on strike, and only Tewatia can do a Tewatia. So damn calmly, he's just walked across his stumps, crouched, and hacked this over cow corner. Punjab just cannot get over Sharjah
MOM for Odean for bowling such a 'death' over!
PBKS 189/9 (20)
GT 190/4 (20) CRR: 9.5
Gujarat Titans won by 6 wkts
ODE GAWNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
Another runs truck
Wow, just wow
In reply to Overthrow
what a waste

20
Runs Scored: 19
Wd W 1 4 1 6 6
game ova

Odean Smith yet another brainless cricketer
In reply to shivnotout
He was told to bowl that line, the batters guessed correctly, stepped to the off side and swung away.
Mayank Agarwal:
It was a tough game but we really fought hard. We were 5-7 runs short but we pulled it back after the start they had. There were a lot of positives for us. We did really well to get ourselves to that score after losing so many wickets, so we were very happy with that. We fought really hard on the field. It was great execution by both of them (Rabada and Arshdeep), fantastic effort by them to pull the game, they really got us in the game. Last over could have been anyone's game. We totally back Odean, it's fine, he probably had a hard game but that's fine. We back him a 100%. It's just a game of cricket, it could be a bitter one to swallow but it's fine. The talk in the group is we always back the guys. If he has a bad day, he has bad day, no worries, we back him 100%.
In reply to Overthrow
Chennai Super Kings vs Sunrisers Hyderabad 17th Match
lets hope we dont see a rowan powell and odean smith repeat.
dj bravo 8 balls 5 runs
pooran next up
CSK 154/7 (20) CRR: 7.7
Innings Break
In reply to shivnotout
Why SRH insist on opening with Williamson?
In reply to Osmond
SRH might want to capitalise on the powerplay, not easy once the ball gets older.
easy going
SRH 24/0 (4.4)
CRR: 5.14 REQ: 8.54
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 131 runs in 92 balls
In reply to Osmond
SRH Powerplay scores this season
14/3 vs RR
40/2 vs LSG
37/0 vs CSK
Third time in fourth game CSK bowlers have gone wicketless in the Powerplay
easy pickings
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 93 runs in 66 balls
In reply to shivnotout
Pooran still have to bat
Might be close
16.2
Jordan to Tripathi, no ball, FOUR, to fine leg
16.1
Jordan to Tripathi, SIX, 132.9kph, superb lofted off-drive! Jordan overpitches, Tripathi gets forward and thumps it over long-off. Right off the sweet spot. Not a muscle moved!
CSK 154/7 (20)
SRH 137/1 (16.2) CRR: 8.39 REQ: 4.91
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 18 runs in 22 balls
In reply to shivnotout
This game lacked the excitement of the last four games. CSK seems to have lost the script.
In reply to Overthrow
T 20 cricket is a game for people in their 20's.It requires an aggressive abandon that experienced test batsmen no longer possess.People like Kohli,Steve Smith and Williamson rarely win matches off their own bat, despite being three of the best batsmen in the world.
That's some batting exhibition there by Rohit Sharma.
Playing all the shots in the book and then some.
In reply to Drapsey
You hanging out with VOR too much !!!!
In reply to Dukes
Him mia lately, so someone has to continue the good work.
This Mumbai Indians team is a shadow of what it used to be. This is a disgraceful performance! Oh, look who is in next !
Out for a golden duck
. Pollard, take a bow!
Oops, I missed that Pouty innings.
In reply to Windiesfan78
really. what the IPL owners pay them chaps this to do?
Lewis
Smith
Powell
and we captain POLLARD
TEK D MONEY AND RUN?
Hasaranga to Pollard, out Lbw!! More wreckage. And This time it's their biggest piece in the possible resurrection who's going back for a golden duck
and he's going back because he's misread the googly big time, and has shuffles across in his crease to defend down the wrong line entirely.
In reply to shivnotout
Good advice

Suryakumar is some player. This is a fantastic innings from him. Come on MI, this is something to work with!
In reply to Windiesfan78
this guy meking small change
Suryakumar Yadav 68 from 37 balls 5 fours 6 sixes
MI 151/6 (20) CRR: 7.55
Innings Break
Interesting that Kohli,Williamson and Rohit all have scoring rates in the IPL of 130.Our two young turks have scoring rates above 150.
MI 151/6 (20)
RCB 88/1 (12.1) CRR: 7.23 REQ: 8.17
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 64 runs in 47 balls
Anuj Rawat 47(34)
Virat Kohli 18(14
Looks like 4 losses on the bounce for Mumbai.
RCB 102/1 (14) CRR: 7.29 REQ: 8.33
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 50 runs in 36 balls
Virat Kohli 30(21)
Anuj Rawat 51(39
14.1
Basil Thampi to Kohli, FOUR, oh dropped, and it sneaks through for four as well! Short of length into the body, Kohli pulls it in the air, goes flat to deep backward square and carries to Brevis but it goes right through his hands and between his legs
RCB 111/1 (15) CRR: 7.4 REQ: 8.2
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 41 runs in 30 balls
Virat Kohli 38(26)
Anuj Rawat 52(40
15.5
Pollard to Anuj Rawat, SIX, to backward square leg
RCB 122/1 (16) CRR: 7.62 REQ: 7.5
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 30 runs in 24 balls
Kieron Pollard
3-0-24-0
16.2
Unadkat to Anuj Rawat, SIX, gives the charge, it's a length ball from Unadkat and it's been slogged over midwicket.
16.5
Unadkat to Kohli, out Anuj Rawat Run Out!! 1 run completed. A direct hit from the fielder running in from deep midwicket! MI look confident. Oh Rawat's bat is on the line!
Anuj Rawat run out (Ramandeep Singh ) 66(47) [4s-2 6s-6]
17.6
Bumrah to Karthik, SIX, to deep mid-wicket
17.5
Bumrah to Kohli, 3 runs, overthrows! Short of length on middle, Kohli tucks it through midwicket and pushes hard for two. Fielder runs in from the boundary,
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 8 runs in 12 balls
Bumrah - wicketless in three of the four matches this season
0/43 vs DC
3/17 vs RR
0/26 vs KKR
0/31 vs RCB
18.1
Brevis to Kohli, out Lbw!! First ball in IPL from Brevis and he might've dismissed Kohli here. It's been given out LBW, but Kohli has reviewed it. And here's why - there's an inside edge onto pad. The bat is not that far in front of pad, so the third umpire wants to be absolutely sure that it has hit the bat first. Oh wait, now this is controversial. He feels that it has hit pad first, and Kohli is furious. Wow. Length ball sliding through on middle, looked like an inside edge onto pad. But the third umpire feels otherwise. Don't think it's going to have an impact on the result thankfully
Kohli lbw b Brevis 48(36) [4s-5]
18.3
Brevis to Maxwell, FOUR, short on off, Maxwell finishes it off as he slaps it through the covers
18.2
Brevis to Maxwell, FOUR, short ball on off, and Maxwell plays the switch-hit first ball, swatting it over backward point
MI 151/6 (20)
RCB 152/3 (18.3)
Royal Challengers Bangalore won by 7 wkts
Mumbai Indians' worst starts to an IPL season
5 defeats in 2014
4 defeats in 2008
4 defeats in 2015 (finished as Champions)
4 defeats in 2022 *
3 defeats in 2018
Four of the five seasons (2008, 2014, 2018 & 2022) were the season immediately after a mega-auction.
The way this Mumbai team is going, the only thing they will win is the fair play award .
I thought they would've given the death over to Russell.
At 8.00, only Narine (at 5.25) has a better ECON rate that him.
Rovman Powell is really having a tough IPL. I know he can do better. If they give him another chance he is really going to have to grasp it with both hands.
DC 215/5 (20)
KKR 133/5 (14.4) CRR: 9.07 REQ: 15.56
Kolkata Knight Riders need 83 runs in 32 balls
15.3
Kuldeep Yadav to Cummins, out Lbw!!
Cummins lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 4(3) [4s-1]
15.5
Kuldeep Yadav to Narine, out Caught by Powell!! A three-fer! Wow, revenge couldn't be more in-your-face.
Narine c Powell b Kuldeep Yadav 4(2) [4s-1]
15.6
Kuldeep Yadav to Umesh Yadav, out Caught&Bowled!!
Umesh Yadav c and b Kuldeep Yadav 0(1)
KKR 152/8 (17) CRR: 8.94 REQ: 21.33
Kolkata Knight Riders need 64 runs in 18 balls
17.4
Khaleel Ahmed to Russell, 1 run, big, full-blooded pull. But Ahmed's slower cutter dug into the pitch is good enough to get Russell to lose his shape, get a big top-edge, just next to the pitch. Pant calls for it, runs, dives, but doesn't really get there. And in doing all this, he smashes his forhead into the ground ..
KKR 163/8 (18.1) CRR: 8.97 REQ: 28.91
Kolkata Knight Riders need 53 runs in 11 balls
18.6
Mustafizur to Russell, 1 run, to long-off
18.5
Mustafizur to Russell, no run
18.4
Mustafizur to Russell, no run
18.3
Mustafizur to Russell, 2 runs, a bottom-handed slice over the covers.
18.2
Mustafizur to Russell, no run, a slower bouncer, very smartly done. Russell shapes up to pull early, but ends up having to adjust, and somehow just getting some bat on it to swat it to square leg
Superman struggling to score
19.2
Thakur to Russell, out Caught by Sarfaraz Khan!! Slower, into-the-pitch, back of a length delivery, angling across. Russell slaps finds the toe-end of his bat, and finds deep point to perfection.
Russell c Sarfaraz Khan b Thakur 24(21) [4s-3]
DC 215/5 (20)
KKR 171 (19.4)
Delhi Capitals won by 44 runs
Rajasthan Royals vs Lucknow Super Giants, 20th Match
Rajasthan Royals (Playing XI):
Jos Buttler, Rassie van der Dussen, Devdutt Padikkal, Sanju Samson(w/c), Shimron Hetmyer, Riyan Parag, Kuldeep Sen, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Prasidh Krishna, Yuzvendra Chahal
Lucknow Super Giants (Playing XI):
KL Rahul(c), Quinton de Kock(w), Marcus Stoinis, Deepak Hooda, Ayush Badoni, Krunal Pandya, Jason Holder, Krishnappa Gowtham, Dushmantha Chameera, Ravi Bishnoi, Avesh Khan
5.1
Avesh Khan to Buttler, out Bowled!! Dream start for Avesh Khan. A full and quick delivery around middle, curves in slightly and Buttler swings and misses.
Buttler b Avesh Khan 13(11) [4s-1 6s-1]
RR 52/1 (7) CRR: 7.43
Sanju Samson 7(
Devdutt Padikkal 27(23
8.3
Holder to Samson, out Lbw!! A full toss does the trick for Holder. Samson fails to put this juicy full toss away, tries to flick it, but misses it altogether. Rapped on the pads and the umpire reckons it might have crashed into the stick
Samson lbw b Holder 13(12) [4s-2]
9.1
Gowtham to Padikkal, out Caught by Holder!! Gowtham strikes first ball. Rajasthan's top three batters are back to the pavilion. Padikkal goes down on his knee to play the reverse sweep, ends up getting a glove towards slip where Holder takes a dolly.
Padikkal c Holder b Gowtham 29(29) [4s-4]
RR 64/3 (9.1) CRR: 6.98
Shimron Hetmyer, left handed bat, comes to the crease
9.4
Gowtham to Hetmyer, 1 run, on a length around middle and leg, Hetmyer closes the bat face and clips this through the on-side for a single
9.3
Gowtham to Hetmyer, 2 runs, floated on middle and leg, Hetmyer clips it through the leg-side with a closed bat face for a single
9.5
Gowtham to van der Dussen, out Bowled!! Gowtham has turned this match on its head within an over. A sharp off-break around off and it turns in to beat van der Dussen's defence.
van der Dussen b Gowtham 4(4) [4s-1]
RR 67/4 (9.5) CRR: 6.81
11.6
Gowtham to Hetmyer, SIX, smashed away! Hetmyer was itching to get the big shot away and he does so on this occasion. Gets one close to his arc, clears his front leg and dumps this over deep mid-wicket with a nice clean bat swing
13.2
Gowtham to Hetmyer, 1 run, Krunal has put down a dolly at long-on! Dear, oh dear! Would have been a killer blow this, and Gowtham had actually bowled it cleverly. Sliding it through on a good length and deceiving Hetmyer into the back foot pull
RR 108/4 (16) CRR: 6.75
Shimron Hetmyer 19(23)
Ravichandran Ashwin 22(17)
17.2
Holder to Hetmyer, SIX, that's where you simply can't bowl to Hetmyer! Slot ball on middle-and-leg, he'll clobber this for six more often than not. Clears his front leg and bludgeons it over deep mid-wicket. 50-stand up! Priceless partnership for RR
17.4
Holder to Hetmyer, FOUR, smarter batting this! Middle-and-leg line, Hetmyer was shuffling across to target the deep mid-wicket region again, then adjusted and whipped it fine down the leg-side. Fine leg is up, so he knew what he was doing there
17.5
Holder to Hetmyer, SIX, Hetmyer has hit Beast Mode now! And this is when you simply can't afford to miss your lengths as a bowler. Holder does, in the slot and this has been banged straight down the ground. Crunched it!
RR 133/4 (1 CRR: 7.39
Shimron Hetmyer 38(30)
Ravichandran Ashwin 27(22)
Jason Holder
3-0-34-1
Ashwin has been retired out.
18.3
Avesh Khan to Hetmyer, SIX, short and wide, Hetmyer shows that he can go on the off-side as well for a maximum. Slashes it with all the power he can muster, slicing all the way over third man
18.4
Hetmyer is on fire here, gets to fifty with a six! Length ball, right in the arc for Hetmyer and he's dispatched this over deep mid-wicket. What an innings this has been!! Top stuff under pressure
50 to Hetty
Dukes on form today.
Keep it going, Doc!!
19.2
Holder to Hetmyer, SIX, Hetmyer is whacking sixes for fun! He is showing absolute contempt for his fellow West Indian. Holder was trying the yorker, dished out a full toss and got heaved over deep mid-wicket
In reply to Drapsey
hety tek d money and stay- money worth
Holder to Hetmyer, SIX, Hetmyer is whacking sixes for fun! He is showing absolute contempt for his fellow West Indian. Holder was trying the yorker, dished out a full toss and got heaved over deep mid-wicket. Clean strike
19.4
Holder to Riyan Parag, SIX, juicy full toss on the hips, easy peasy for even a new batter like Parag
19.5
Holder to Riyan Parag, out Caught by Gowtham !!
Riyan Parag c Gowtham b Holder 8(4) [6s-1]
RR 165/6 (20) CRR: 8.25
Shimron Hetmyer 59*(36)
Jason Holder
4-0-50-2
Two 50s for West Indians in this match so far.
Looks like a very good day.
In reply to Drapsey
Looks like a very good day.
one is a loser and one is a winner
Shimron Hetmyer *59 from 36 balls 1 four 6 sixes - winner

0.1
Boult to Rahul, out Bowled!! A ripper of an inswinging yorker. It's a rocket. A bolt. A peach. Rahul plays all around it, looking to flick it into the leg-side, but falling over and Boult's round the wicket angle goes through bat and pad to uproot both off and middle stump.
Rahul b Boult 0(1)
0.2
Boult to Gowtham, out Lbw!! Plumb. And Lucknow's experiment of sending Gowtham as some sort of a nightwatchman falls flat.
Gowtham lbw b Boult 0(1)
In reply to shivnotout
JHo opened the bowling and now opening the batting.
0.5
Boult to Holder, no run, absolute peach this -- swinging back in after angling across just outside off, and whizzing past Holder's forward poke
0.6
Boult to Holder, FOUR,
LSG 5/2 (1) CRR: 5 REQ: 8.47
Lucknow Super Giants need 161 runs
LSG 6/2 (2) CRR: 3 REQ: 8.89
Lucknow Super Giants need 160 runs
Jason Holder 4(8
)Quinton de Kock 1(2
2.6
Boult to Holder, FOUR, 133.9kph, clears out his front leg, has a massive swipe across the line, and ends up inside-edging it past leg-stump into fine leg. Boult will have to settle for a moral victory here .
Take a bow Hetty! Fantastic innings, got dropped and made the most of it. 59 not out.
3.3
Prasidh to Holder, out Caught by Ashwin!! A hard back of a length delivery does him in. Holder gets onto his front foot early, but gets cramped in the process with the ball jagging in towards his body, and climbs big on him as well to take the top-edge on his pull, tamely, to balloon down mid-on's throat. Again, another experimental promotion doesn't do Lucknow any good.
Holder c Ashwin b Prasidh 8(14) [4s-2]
In reply to Narper
Did you listen to Hetty's interview at the end of the Royals innings?
In reply to Dukes
Yes I did
It was a bit difficult to start the innings as their spinners bowled in good areas. The pitch was on the slower side, so I tried to stay there till then end when the pacers would come back on. It spun and bounced a bit, but in the end it was lovely. I love playing against Holder, I know what he does, and he knows what I do. It's nice to play against a fellow team mate. I had no idea about it (Ashwin's retirement) - he was also a bit tired. It was a good decision, as the kid (Parag) hit a six for us. We are in with a good chance. The bowlers need to keep the ball in good areas, if they do so, we are in with a fighting chance.
Samson, RR captain
I just heard his cappo talked glowingly about him
Conversations (with Hetmyer) are 'have you eaten, have you slept well and are you happy', that's it. Experience he has, really great cricketing sense he has. Has been doing great job for us
RR 165/6 (20)
LSG 162/8 (20)
Rajasthan Royals won by 3 runs
In reply to Drapsey
bhai. call them lucky bid. you see it for your self. you get pay to lash or bowl. and them west indies players is a let down .when it matters.
waste ah money d owners say?
In reply to Narper
Two different perspectives of the same person.
In reply to Dukes
You lost me there Dukesy.
In reply to Narper
First quote is his IPL captain
Second quote is the CWI Coach
In reply to Dukes
Dukesy....whenever I see Hety in full flow my blood boils...I am not joking...I jus feel to cuss and get on bad....WHY IS HE NOT PLAYING FOR WEST INDIES?
Its bordering CRIMINAL what Harper and Simmons have done to this lad in recent years....they have in effect put his international career on stall
I am happy to see he is getting the respect elsewhere...even tho it is franchise cricket.
Hope Haynes is watching....and will stand up to Simmons...hope Sarwan [also a former WIPA official] recognize this injustice too...and speak up and resign...if this crap doesn't end NOW
In reply to Narper
Life sometimes allows such injustices.However the important thing is that Hetty is still young and seems to have the correct attitude.He has shown that his resolve to improve and become more consistent remains and the public pressure will increase for his reinstatement to the WI team.I have long said that he is the best batsman in the West Indies and time will prove me correct.His increasing maturity and consistency will eventually make that opinion universal.Sometimes it takes the masses a little while to recognize the truth but eventually it becomes obvious.Many top players have gone thru this type of problem so Hetty is not alone.People from as far back as Basil Butcher and Clive Lloyd and more recently Brian Lara and Shiv Chanderpaul had problems early in their careers with the selectors.
In reply to Dukes
We all want to see him back
Same old Same old he is letting down himself and everybody else
Two different perspectives of the same person.
Remember you are the person that said the IPL isnt there to develop WI players. I agree that they are commodities there. Now it is a WI coachs actual job to develop WI players
In reply to Halliwell
I do not understand what your point is.
Apr 11, 07:30 PM LOCAL
Gujarat Titans (Playing XI):
Matthew Wade(w), Shubman Gill, Sai Sudharsan, Hardik Pandya(c), David Miller, Rahul Tewatia, Abhinav Manohar, Rashid Khan, Lockie Ferguson, Mohammed Shami, Darshan Nalkande
Sunrisers Hyderabad (Playing XI):
Abhishek Sharma, Kane Williamson(c), Rahul Tripathi, Nicholas Pooran(w), Aiden Markram, Shashank Singh, Washington Sundar, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Marco Jansen, Umran Malik, T Natarajan
GT 89/3 (12) CRR: 7.42
SRH 64/1 (8.5) CRR: 7.25 REQ: 8.87
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 99 runs in 67 balls
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 82 runs in 49 balls
Kane Williamson *27[31
Kane should retire himself and let Nicky Poo in
SRH 82/1 (12) CRR: 6.83 REQ: 10.12
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 81 runs in 48 balls
Kane Williamson 27(31)
Rahul Tripathi 10(9
12.2
Hardik Pandya to Williamson, SIX, top-edge! Sixer.
12.3
Hardik Pandya to Williamson, SIX, and six more!
12.2
13.1
Rahul Tewatia to Tripathi, SIX, and drop-kicked over wide long-off for a sixer
SRH 108/1 (14) CRR: 7.71 REQ: 9.17
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 55 runs in 36 balls
Kane Williamson 44(3
Nicholas Pooran 2(3
15.3
Ferguson to Williamson, SIX, and paddles it for a sixer. Backs away a long away and then
15.4
Ferguson to Williamson, FOUR, to deep extra cover
SRH 129/1 (16) CRR: 8.06 REQ: 8.5
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 34 runs in 24 balls
Williamson c Rahul Tewatia b Hardik Pandya 57(46) [4s-2 6s-4]
SRH 135/2 (17.1) CRR: 7.86 REQ: 9.88
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 28 runs in 17 balls
Nicholas Pooran 11(10)
Aiden Markram 3(3
17.2
Ferguson to Pooran, FOUR, to fine leg
17.3
Ferguson to Pooran, SIX, to backward square leg
18.4
Shami to Pooran, FOUR, short ball, Pooran looks to pull and gets a top-edge. The ball lands well away from the keeper and the short fine fielder for it to run away to the fine leg fence for a four
18.6
Shami to Markram, FOUR, to long-on
19.1
Darshan Nalkande to Pooran, SIX, to backward square leg
GT 162/7 (20)
SRH 168/2 (19.1)
Sunrisers Hyderabad won by 8 wkts
Aiden Markram 12(
Nicholas Pooran 34(1
In reply to Narper
Did Pooran do his 'prayer' during the MOM acceptance speech?
Royal Challengers Bangalore (Playing XI):
Faf du Plessis(c), Anuj Rawat, Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, Dinesh Karthik(w), Shahbaz Ahmed, Wanindu Hasaranga, Josh Hazlewood, Mohammed Siraj, Suyash Prabhudessai, Akash Deep
Chennai Super Kings (Playing XI):
Robin Uthappa, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Moeen Ali, Ambati Rayudu, Shivam Dube, Ravindra Jadeja(c), MS Dhoni(w), Dwayne Bravo, Chris Jordan, Maheesh Theekshana, Mukesh Choudhary
In reply to Narper
RCB chooses to bowl.
CSK 133/2 (15) CRR: 8.87
Shivam Dube 50(30)
Robin Uthappa 57(36
CSK put just enough runs on the board to support Kohli's ton, the first of the season.
That Dube guy (at around 7') must be the tallest Indian cricketer ever.
2.5
M Theekshana to du Plessis, out Caught by Jordan!! In the airrrr, man at long-on and Faf goes early. Jump and a fist pump from Theekshana. It's a simple offie
du Plessis c Jordan b M Theekshana 8(9)
CSK 216/4 (20)
RCB 14/1 (2.5) CRR: 4.94 REQ: 11.83
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 203 runs
In reply to Drapsey
Kohli c Shivam Dube b Mukesh Choudhary 1(3)
two zeros missing after the 1
In reply to Narper
I give up.
People might think I'm usurping VOR's forte.
In reply to Drapsey
CSK 216/4 (20)
RCB 193/9 (20)
Chennai Super Kings won by 23 runs
In reply to FuzzyWuzzy
Keep it going, Nicky!
Mumbai Indians vs Punjab Kings, 23rd Match
[quote]
Punjab Kings (Playing XI):
Mayank Agarwal(c), Shikhar Dhawan, Jonny Bairstow(w), Liam Livingstone, Jitesh Sharma, Odean Smith, Shahrukh Khan, Kagiso Rabada, Rahul Chahar, Vaibhav Arora, Arshdeep Singh
Mumbai Indians (Playing XI):
Rohit Sharma(c), Ishan Kishan(w), Dewald Brevis, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Kieron Pollard, Jaydev Unadkat, Murugan Ashwin, Jasprit Bumrah, Tymal Mills, Basil Thampi
Last Chance Saloon for Odean I would guess.
In reply to Drapsey
We didn't think about the toss and were prepared to do both. No changes in the playing XI for us, we've been playing good cricket, need to win the big moments. Jonty is a great personality, nice to have him around
Odean js a match winner on his day
Just enjoying some exciting cricket. IPL now have saffies willing to forgo national duties for the more attractive option.
These opening batters are demolishing the bowling.
Mayank c Suryakumar Yadav b Murugan Ashwin 52(32) [4s-6 6s-2]
PBKS 99/1 (10) CRR: 9.9
Shikhar Dhawan 35(26)
Jonny Bairstow 1(2
PBKS 174/4 (1 CRR: 9.67
19.4
Basil Thampi to Shahrukh Khan, out Bowled!!
Shahrukh Khan b Basil Thampi 15(6) [6s-2]
PBKS 197/5 (19.4) CRR: 10.02
19.5
Basil Thampi to Odean Smith, 1 run, to backward square leg
PBKS 198/5 (20) CRR: 9.9
In reply to Narper
Odean came in with just two balls left to bowl.
MI 33/2 (5) CRR: 6.6 REQ: 11.07
Mumbai Indians need 166 runs in 90 balls
Dewald Brevis 0(6)
Tilak Varma 1(1
In reply to mikesiva
Pouty has to deliver today
A big one coming up
In reply to mikesiva
And he's left with another not out on his record, making it two to date. Count them!
In reply to Narper
You betcha, He Man will lead the team to victory!
From cricinfo:
What an over. Chahar's costliest ever in the IPL. MI's win probability has gone up from 13.3% to 48.5%
Brevis is something special.
That 29 runs over from Chahar is all Odean's fault.
If he had done better that the 10 runs scored in his single over, he wouldn't have been replaced by Chahar.
8.6
Rahul Chahar to Brevis, SIX, Pune goes wild! 29 runs in the over as Brevis clubs this loopy delivery over long-on for the fourth consecutive six against Chahar. Another loopy delivery and Brevis makes sure it goes the distance. He has turned this match on its head within four deliveries, what a talent!
8.5
Rahul Chahar to Brevis, SIX, hat-trick of sixes by Brevis! A seam up delivery by Rahul Chahar, short and slightly quick, Brevis rocks back in the crease and hammers it over deep mid-wicket for six more. Raining sixes as Chahar has conceded 23 runs already
8.4
Rahul Chahar to Brevis, SIX, woohoo! Goes down on his knee does Baby AB and picks the bones out of this one. Smoked over wide long-on for an even bigger six. He's loving it!
8.3
Rahul Chahar to Brevis, SIX, that shall give him a lot of confidence. A floated delivery by the leg spinner and Brevis has launched this over long-on for a clean six. Everyone including the Punjab captain admires the shot as it sails into the stands
8.2
Rahul Chahar to Brevis, FOUR, no chance of stopping that! Short ball by Rahul Chahar and the batter has smashed it past the bowler with brute force
MI 105/2 (10) CRR: 10.5 REQ: 9.4
Mumbai Indians need 94 runs in 60 balls
Tilak Varma 27(15)
Dewald Brevis 45(22
In reply to Drapsey
Odean Smith [1.0-0-10-0] is back into the attack
10.1
Odean Smith to Tilak Varma, SIX, short, wide, Tilak Varma throws his arms to flay it over deep point. The man in the deep jumps but the ball sails over his head. It's raining sixes here in Pune!
In reply to Narper
Dropped catch.
Taken now.
Odean gets Brevis for 49.
10.6
Odean Smith to Brevis, out Caught by Arshdeep Singh!! Gone! This is a big wicket! Dewald Brevis misses his maiden half-ton by a run. Dug in short by Smith and Brevis goes through with his pull shot despite the ball getting big on him. Miscues off the top part of the bat and Arshdeep gobbles it up at deep backward square leg
Brevis c Arshdeep Singh b Odean Smith 49(25) [4s-4 6s-5]
MI 116/3 (11) CRR: 10.55 REQ: 9.22
Mumbai Indians need 83 runs in 54 balls
Odean Smith
2-0-21-1
In reply to Narper
Pollard in now.
Tilak Varma run out (Mayank/Arshdeep Singh) 36(20) [4s-3 6s-2]
MI 131/4 (13) CRR: 10.08 REQ: 9.71
Mumbai Indians need 68 runs in 42 balls
Suryakumar Yadav 12(11)
Kieron Pollard 0(0
In reply to mikesiva
Pouty time now !!!!
13.2
Rahul Chahar to Pollard, FOUR, dances down the pitch again,
14.3
Rabada to Suryakumar Yadav, SIX, 111.4kph, slower ball on the shorter side. Suryakumar Yadav spots it
14.6
Rabada to Pollard, no run,
14.5
Rabada to Pollard, no run, 126.6kph, shortish delivery, Pollard walks forward and across to pat it to backward point. The West Indian wanted the single but got sent back
MI 146/4 (15) CRR: 9.73 REQ: 10.6
Mumbai Indians need 53 runs in 30 balls
Kieron Pollard 7(7)
Suryakumar Yadav 20(16)
15.2
Rahul Chahar to Pollard, no run, 88.5kph, Pollard is struck on the pads as he misses the glance/clip.
Come on Pouty
15.3
Rahul Chahar to Pollard, 1 run, skips down the track and flicks to deep mid-wicket
MI 150/4 (16) CRR: 9.38 REQ: 12.25
Mumbai Indians need 49 runs in 24 balls
Kieron Pollard 9(10)
Suryakumar Yadav 22(19
16.1
Vaibhav Arora to Pollard, wide, the bowler isn't happy with the call.
16.1
Vaibhav Arora to Pollard, no run, massive swing
16.1
Vaibhav Arora to Pollard, out Pollard Run Out!! 1 run completed. Suicidal running! 140.9kph, very full delivery outside off,
Pollard run out (Odean Smith/Jitesh Sharma) 10(11) [4s-1]
In reply to mikesiva
Brilliant return by Odean and Pouty is gawn
!!!Vaibhav Arora to Pollard, out Pollard Run Out!! 1 run completed. Suicidal running! 140.9kph, very full delivery outside off, Pollard bunts it down to long-on. There's a slight misfield from Smith and Pollard signals his partner to come back for the second. An accurate throw at the keeper's end and Jitesh Sharma breaks the stumps to catch Pollard short of his ground. Suryakumar Yadav turns back and watches it angrily. Clearly, the second run wasn't on.
In reply to Narper
Duksie
Goat mowt Pouty....
In reply to sgtdjones
Pouty was acually releived from his misery...
Pouty is losing it...can get going at all
16.5
Vaibhav Arora to Suryakumar Yadav, SIX, over the fielder!
16.4
Vaibhav Arora to Suryakumar Yadav, SIX, wow! Stunning shot from Suryakumar Yadav. 142.7kph, fullish length ball, SKY stays deep in his crease, crouches low and carves it inside-out over deep extra cover for a 90m six...
Mumbai Indians need 33 runs in 18 balls
Good over fron Deep ass Singh
17.6
Arshdeep Singh to Suryakumar Yadav, 1 run, 139.7kph, low full toss, dinked to long-on and Suryakumar Yadav will keep the strike. Just five runs off his final over and Arshdeep finishes with 4-0-29-0!
Mumbai Indians need 28 runs in 12 balls
_28 runs _ 12 balls. Rabada to bowl the penultimate over
Kagiso Rabada [3.0-0-23-1] is back into the attack
18.1
Rabada to Suryakumar Yadav, FOUR, good start to the over for MI. Low full toss, meant to be the yorker,
Odean is in everything
18.4
Rabada to Suryakumar Yadav, out Caught by Odean Smith!! 139.3kph, full toss, Suryakumar Yadav clears his front leg to hoist it over long-on. Doesn't get the timing right and SKY knew it straightaway. More height than distance. Odean settles under the skier at long-on to catch it calmly. Unadkat denied a single off the previous ball and SKY departs now!
Suryakumar Yadav c Odean Smith b Rabada 43(30) [4s-1 6s-4]
18.6
Rabada to Murugan Ashwin, no run, 136.9kph, back of a length outside off, Murugan Ashwin shuffles and fails to make contact with his attempted steer down to third man. Just 6 runs + Suryakumar Yadav's wicket.
18.5
Rabada to Murugan Ashwin, no run, 134.7kph, short of length, Murugan Ashwin makes room and slaps it back at the bowler. DOT
MI 177/6 (19) CRR: 9.32 REQ: 22
Mumbai Indians need 22 runs in 6 balls
. Odean to bowl.
SKUNT !!!!!
19.1
Odean Smith to Unadkat, SIX, sixer! 133.1kph, back of a length, Unadkat moves leg-side and handsomely pulls it over deep square leg.
Equation: 16 runs | 5 balls.
In reply to Narper
This is so unfair to Odean, bowling the final over that is.
19.2
Odean Smith to Unadkat, 2 runs, to long-off
GAWN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Odean Smith to Unadkat, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
19.3
Odean Smith to Unadkat, out Caught by Mayank!! A back-pedalling Mayank takes a pressure catch. 137.8kph, darted across the right-hander from a length and Unadkat swings hard to only slice it in the air
Unadkat c Mayank b Odean Smith 12(7) [6s-1]
In reply to Drapsey
Wicket! Odean!
In reply to Narper
Odean gets his third wicket.
GAWN again !!!
19.4
Odean Smith to Bumrah, out Caught by Dhawan!! 136.2kph, shortish ball marginally outside off, Bumrah clears his front leg to pull and only manages a top-edge. Dhawan moves back and to his left at short third man to gobble it up.
Bumrah c Dhawan b Odean Smith 0(1)
In reply to mikesiva
Ok, as long as he doesn't bowl another wide, he got it!
19.5
Odean Smith to Tymal Mills, no run, 138kph,
In reply to Drapsey
Odean gets a four for!
19.6
Odean Smith to Tymal Mills, out Caught by Mayank!! 131.1kph, away-angling back of a length, Tymal Mills throws his arms and slices it towards extra cover. Mayank catches and yells out a loud roar as he punches the air in delight. Punjab win by 12 runs | fifth successive loss for Mumbai!
Tymal Mills c Mayank b Odean Smith 0(2)
Wow, what a death over for Odean.
3 wickets to boot.
MOM in order?
PBKS 198/5 (20)
MI 186/9 (20)
Punjab Kings won by 12 runs
Odean Smith
3-0-30-4
In reply to Drapsey
MOM for true.....dis bwoy has the right spirit and attitude....goes about his business without fuss..always willing to give his best with bat or ball or in the field
In reply to Drapsey
LOM for Pouty
I was just thinking it was such a coincidence, I was in the same situation (against Gujarat Titans). But I just backed myself tonight. I thought it would be hard for him (Unadkat) if he goes straight down the ground or on the leg-side.
Great showing Odean.
Dem a go tire d fi...
West Indians make the IPL games exciting
And something about uis, playing well under pressure.
Mumbai got a Chris Rock special
Rajasthan Royals vs Gujarat Titans, 24th Match
Gujarat Titans (Playing XI):
Matthew Wade(w), Shubman Gill, Vijay Shankar, Hardik Pandya(c), David Miller, Abhinav Manohar, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Lockie Ferguson, Mohammed Shami, Yash Dayal
Rajasthan Royals (Playing XI):
Jos Buttler, Devdutt Padikkal, Sanju Samson(w/c), Rassie van der Dussen, Shimron Hetmyer, James Neesham, Riyan Parag, Ravichandran Ashwin, Kuldeep Sen, Prasidh Krishna, Yuzvendra Chahal
In reply to Narper
Ah gats a feeling dat today is Rassie's day. Hope my prediction is better dan yesterday's!!!LOL
Hety is full of confidence and will deliver again today
In reply to Narper
Boult is out.I was looking for him to tangle with Shubman Gill.
1.2
Prasidh to Shubman Gill, out Wade Run Out!! Bad call+good fielding results in Wade getting run-out.
Wade run out (van der Dussen) 12(6) [4s-3]
GT 12/1 (1.2) CRR: 9
GT 16/2 (3) CRR: 5.33
Hardik Pandya 1(1)
Shubman Gill 1(4
When you have a good team and you have luck on your side, you become very hard to beat.
In reply to Dukes
No batting for Hetty today?
GT 73/3 (10.1) CRR: 7.18
In reply to Dukes
Glad you mention luck...because you need it in cricket
Some would say its karma
192 is certainly a good score, and should be enough to support Hetty's chance of making a ton today.
Half volleys on the menu!!!
Bookies dream
Here comes Hetty!
Who seh Hetty not fit?
That 3 run should certainly shut dem people up.
In reply to Narper
I DONE PREDICTING!!!!!!!
In reply to Dukes
11.5
Hardik Pandya to Hetmyer, FOUR, to deep mid-wicket
12.4
Shami to Hetmyer, 2 runs, to deep mid-wicket
12.3
Shami to Hetmyer, FOUR, has HP dropped the catch which will cost them dear? That was a flat-batted slam down the ground and HP at mid-off tipped it over the bar. The ball flew to the fence after bursting through his fingers. Was banged in and Hetmyer slammed it hard
12.2
Shami to Hetmyer, SIX, and a big hit! Hetmyer on the move. Rajasthan needs more of this. That was banged in from round the wicket and Hetmyer slams the pull over deep mid. That was hit really hard and flat. That will bring down the rate a little
12.5
Shami to Hetmyer, out Caught by Rahul Tewatia!! Was that needed? He already had plenty in the bag for this over. Hetmyer was looking to heave that over long-on but cue-ends this one. The man at long-on runs in and takes an easy catch. Might well be the last nail in the coffin
Hetmyer c Rahul Tewatia b Shami 29(17) [4s-2 6s-1]
RR 117/6 (13) CRR: 9 REQ: 10.86
Rajasthan Royals need 76 runs in 42 balls
In reply to Narper
30 runs in a game is safe for a foreign player
15.6
Ferguson to Riyan Parag, out Caught by Shubman Gill!!
Riyan Parag c Shubman Gill b Ferguson 18(16) [4s-1 6s-1]
In reply to Halliwell
In reply to Narper
Off 17 ball good enuff
Is not like he playing for Koli anymore
17.2
Hardik Pandya to Neesham, out Caught&Bowled!!
Neesham c and b Hardik Pandya 17(15) [4s-1]
GT 192/4 (20)\
RR 155/9 (20)
Gujarat Titans won by 37 runs
Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 25th Match
Pitch Report | Simon Doull:
"Looks like a magnificent surface. Lovely grass coverage on it, all that does is just give it a really nice pace. Good sound to it - nice and hard. Good pace, good bounce. Batters have made the most of scoring runs in the early stages here. It's harder to score in the death overs. Dimensions - 68 metres on one side away to point - not a very big hit down there at all and over third man it is very small. But 81 metres to the leg-side and a huge hit out to cow corner (89 metres). Bat first, put runs on the board and if you get 185-190, you'll be okay. It's a really good surface. Don't worry about batting first."
Nicholas Pooran:
Wonderful feeling (to win two in a row). After the first two games, we had a lot of work to do. We got a couple of days to re-think, practise more and work on areas that we lacked. We've been working really hard as a team - batting, bowling and fielding as well. It's nice to see that we are getting the results on the field. We definitely miss him (Washington Sundar) a lot, he's been having a wonderful tournament with bat and ball. It's unfortunate that it's happened but he'll be back soon, he's a strong kid. It'll be nice, always excited to play against Sunil and Russell, I'm looking forward to it. I have started to do some really good things personally and I am just looking to continue doing that. Roles don't matter to me, it's just about doing what's required for the team to get that win at the end of the day. Once the opportunity is there, I'll love to take it (batting up the order) but for now the team requires me to be there at the end and that's my job.
Aaron Finch, Venkatesh Iyer, Shreyas Iyer(c), Nitish Rana, Andre Russell, Sheldon Jackson(w), Pat Cummins, Sunil Narine, Umesh Yadav, Aman Hakim Khan, Varun Chakaravarthy
Sunrisers Hyderabad (Playing XI):
Abhishek Sharma, Kane Williamson(c), Rahul Tripathi, Nicholas Pooran(w), Aiden Markram, Shashank Singh, Jagadeesha Suchith, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Marco Jansen, Umran Malik, T Natarajan
Sunrisers Hyderabad have won the toss and have opted to field
Venkatesh Iyer and Finch are at the crease.
Venkatesh Iyer is on strike.
Bhuvneshwar will open the attack
1.2
Finch c Pooran b Marco Jansen 7(5) [6s-1]
4.2
T Natarajan to Narine, SIX, wow! That's what he can do. Length ball on the stumps, Narine backs away and clears his front leg, lofts through the line and it clears the ropes at wide long-on. Nothing wrong with the ball, just Narine doing Narine things
4.3
T Natarajan to Narine, out Caught by Shashank Singh!! Six and out.
Narine c Shashank Singh b T Natarajan 6(2) [6s-1]
KKR 31/3 (4.3) CRR: 6.89
KKR 57/3 ( CRR: 7.12
9.6
Umran Malik to Shreyas Iyer, out Bowled!!
Shreyas Iyer b Umran Malik 28(25) [4s-3]
In reply to Narper
Malik has some serious pace, had Shreyas taking a step to the leg side.
KKR 75/4 (11) CRR: 6.82
In reply to Overthrow
So many of these young Injuns bowling fast and furious...coaches working with them
13.4
Marco Jansen to Russell, SIX, long boundary but what's a long boundary for Russell! Length ball on the stumps, he clears his front leg and muscles it over deep mid-wicket for a six. Clears the boundary with ease as well. He has already made his intentions clear tonight
KKR 114/5 (14) CRR: 8.14
Nitish Rana 45(2
Andre Russell 9(4
15.6
Umran Malik to Russell, no run, Umran Malik caps off the over with a dot. 5 dots and just 2 off it to Russell at the death. Special over this. Wide length ball outside off, Russell can't reach out to flay it away
15.5
Umran Malik to Russell, no run, Umran Malik has Russell on the floor. The short ball and follows Russell who has to go down quickly as the ball is aimed at his head. Fantastic short ball
15.4
Umran Malik to Russell, no run, 146.8kph rocket! Short outside off, Russell slashes and misses, the ball flies over the top-edge. Even Pooran goes "ooooh" as the ball thuds into his gloves
15.3
Umran Malik to Russell, no run, good ball. Pacey and in-angled following Russell outside leg, Russell swings and misses. A precious dot
15.2
Umran Malik to Russell, 2 runs, good work by Shashank Singh from deep point, runs and slides to his left to push the ball away. Was cut hard by Russell and was heading to the fence
15.1
Umran Malik to Russell, no run, low full-toss follows Russell who backs away outside leg, hit straight to the fielder at mid-wicket
Umran Malik
4-0-27-2
16.2
Bhuvneshwar to Russell, FOUR, so easy for Russell. Short on the stumps, Russell just angles the cut and gets it wide of short third man to his left
16.4
Bhuvneshwar to Russell, SIX, , the next ball goes for a six. The full ball outside off, right in the slot and a monster loft from Russell, all the way over extra-cover and goes a long way over the ropes. Can't miss to this man
16.6
Bhuvneshwar to Russell, FOUR, Bhuvneshwar misses the yorker, it's a full ball on the pads, flicked in the air and just wide of the sprawling deep backward square who went to his left. One bounce and over
17.1
T Natarajan to Nitish Rana, FOUR, straight down the ground
17.2
T Natarajan to Nitish Rana, out Caught by Pooran!! Caught behind appeal turned down and SRH review. There was a noise as the ball went past bat, was it bat hitting the ground? or the edge? Waiting for UltraEdge. There is spike and Nitish Rana has to go. Credit to Pooran for spotting the edge.
Nitish Rana c Pooran b T Natarajan 54(36) [4s-6 6s-2]
KKR 150/6 (18.0) CRR: 8.35
Pat Cummins 3(2)
Andre Russell 31(18
18.3
Bhuvneshwar to Cummins, out Caught by Marco Jansen!! No heroics from Cummins tonight.
Cummins c Marco Jansen b Bhuvneshwar 3(3)
18.4
Bhuvneshwar to Aman Hakim Khan, FOUR, to deep extra cover
18.6
Bhuvneshwar to Russell, no run, what a ball! Again Russell is on the floor but on his knees this time. Yorker tailing in at the toes of Russell who flicks to mid-wicket and falls over due to him losing balance. Mid-wicket was in close and that's a dot which SRH wanted badly
KKR 158/7 (19) CRR: 8.32
Andre Russell 33(21)
Aman Hakim Khan 5(2
19.1
J Suchith to Aman Hakim Khan, out Bowled!! Knocked him over.
Aman Hakim Khan b J Suchith 5(3) [4s-1]
19.2
J Suchith to Umesh Yadav, 1 run, had Tripathi from mid-wicket picked it up, Umesh Yadav was gone!
19.4
J Suchith to Russell, SIX, flat and darting into him, Russell just muscles that over deep mid-wicket, connected well and all the way. That's why he wanted the strike as much as possible against J Suchith this over
19.5
J Suchith to Russell, SIX, poor ball. Real drag-down and Russell does not need another invitation, it's on off, smeared hard and flat over wide long-on, it's a flat six and Umesh Yadav applauds from the other end
19.6
J Suchith to Russell, FOUR, four to end the innings. Slower and drifting into the pads of Russell who sweeps and it takes a thin edge on the shot, runs away wide of short fine.
KKR 175/8 (20) CRR: 8.75
Andre Russell 49(25)
Umesh Yadav 1(1
In reply to Narper
Russell continues to fail (us).
All he had to do was hit that last ball for 6 to register his 50 and possibly secure the MOM award, but all he could come up with is a watered-down 4.
In reply to Drapsey
I agree....Superman failed there
Now he must take a fiver
In reply to Drapsey
Boy allyuh real tuff.
Match 1 v CSK 133-4
Match 6 v RCB 128-10
Match 8 v PBKS 141-4
Match 14 v MI 162-5
Match 19 v DC 171-10
Match 25 v SRH 175-8
In reply to Overthrow
Is Superman we talking bout
SRH 3/0 (1) CRR: 3 REQ: 9.11
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 173 runs
1.4
Cummins to Abhishek Sharma, out Bowled!! Chopped on! Cummins strikes early. 138.2kph,
Abhishek Sharma b Cummins 3(10)
5.1
Russell to Williamson, FOUR, Williamson greets Russell with a boundary. A short ball with not much venom, Williamson moves back and pivots to pull it over wide mid-on. One bounce and into the fence
5.2
Russell to Williamson, out Bowled!! Russell has his revenge and Williamson is livid with himself! Shortish ball that keeps a shade low at 139.3kph,
Williamson b Russell 17(16) [4s-3]
5.5
Russell to Tripathi, SIX, 135.4kph, Tripathi will continue to play his strokes!
SRH 46/2 (6) CRR: 7.67 REQ: 9.29
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 130 runs in 84 balls
SRH 59/2 (7) CRR: 8.43 REQ: 9
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 117 runs in 78 balls
Rahul Tripathi 29(12)
Aiden Markram 3(4)
7.4
Chakaravarthy to Tripathi, SIX,and again! The fuller length delivery aoin't helping the case of the bowler. Another inside out hit from Tripathi who has it over deep cover. He has raced to 45
7.3
Chakaravarthy to Tripathi, SIX, wow! Tripathi getting stuck into his former teammate. That was a well tossed up delivery outside off and Tripathi lofts it over wide long-off for a sixer. Tripathi
7.2
Chakaravarthy to Tripathi, FOUR, the length on the delivery allows the batter to hit it over the fielder. That was well tossed up outside off and Tripathi lofted it inside out over covers for a four
SRH 77/2 ( CRR: 9.62 REQ: 8.25
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 99 runs in 72 balls
SRH 81/2 (9) CRR: 9 REQ: 8.64
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 95 runs in 66 balls
Sunil Narine
1-0-4-0
9.4
Chakaravarthy to Markram, FOUR, to deep extra cover
9.3
Chakaravarthy to Markram, SIX, and Chakaravarthy having a poor evening. Was a tossed up delivery, Markram gets that in the slot and
Partnership: 55(27)
SRH 95/2 (10) CRR: 9.5 REQ: 8.1
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 81 runs in 60 balls
Rahul Tripathi 50(21)
Aiden Markram 18(13)
10.1
Narine to Tripathi, SIX, tossed up delivery, Tripathi slams that over long-on.
SRH 113/2 (13) CRR: 8.69 REQ: 9
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 63 runs in 42 balls
13.6
Umesh Yadav to Markram, FOUR, just a mere punch and the ball races away past deep cover for a four
13.5
Umesh Yadav to Markram, FOUR, short of length delivery outside off and has been slammed past cover for a four. That was hit hard and into the gap. Was so well hit
13.4
Umesh Yadav to Markram, FOUR, and a much needed four! That just lobbed over the keeper and the long leg fielder fails to get it. That was a short ball, Markram was a little on the pull and the soft top-edge lobbed over the keeper
KKR 175/8 (20)
SRH 127/2 (14) CRR: 9.07 REQ: 8.17
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 49 runs in 36 balls
14.1
Russell to Tripathi, SIX
14.2
Russell to Tripathi, out Caught by Venkatesh Iyer!! Okay, non-retention, non-buyback avenged.
Tripathi c Venkatesh Iyer b Russell 71(37) [4s-4 6s-6]
SRH 133/3 (14.2) CRR: 9.28 REQ: 7.59
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 43 runs in 34 balls
Nicholas Pooran comes to the crease
14.3
Russell to Pooran, no run, back of a length, angling across, a hopping-punch to cover
15.4
Chakaravarthy to Markram, SIX, to deep mid-wicket
15.3
Chakaravarthy to Markram, FOUR, another one through the keeper's legs. This one isn't his fault though, with Markram getting a thick under-edge on his cut
SRH 153/3 (16) CRR: 9.56 REQ: 5.75
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 23 runs in 24 balls
Nicholas Pooran 2(5)
Aiden Markram 48(2
Narine to Markram, 1 run, flat, on middle, knocked wristily down to long-on. And Markram has a fifty -- his second in the IPL
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 17 runs in 17 balls
Sunil Narine
4-0-23-0
17.3
Cummins to Markram, FOUR, fuller, in the slot, and Markram lofts it uppishly over mid-wicket. Just NRR things.
17.4
Cummins to Markram, SIX .. into single-digits.
17.5
Cummins to Markram, SIX, bang, bang, and bang. It's done. It's dusted. Cummins goes short, and Markram sends it over deep square leg
KKR 175/8 (20)
SRH 176/3 (17.5)
Sunrisers Hyderabad won by 7 wkts
Aiden Markram 68(36)
Nicholas Pooran 5[8
Can Mumbai finally win a match? We shall see.
In reply to Windiesfan78
Fabian Allen finally gets a game.
LSG 84/1 after 9 overs.
In reply to mikesiva
Good to see Allen playing today. Hopefully he can have an impact in the batting later. Also, Pollard needs to step up today.
LSG 124/2, 13.2 overs.
In reply to Windiesfan78
Allen four overs 1-46
155/3 in 16.1 overs.
Mills is getting hammered!!
101* Rahul
Mills 0-54 off 3 overs .
So, Fab Allen bowled out his overs for under 50 runs.
All's good.
198/4, 2 more legal deliveries to go.
Good last over for M.I, 199/4 in 20 overs. Only a mere 10 runs an over. He Man will play an important role today. So will FA. It is a good batting surface. Polly is due a big score and shall deliver today!
MI 11/0 after 2 overs.
16/1, Rohit gone for 6 off 7 balls.
20/1 after 3, glorious shot by Brevis 4 runs!
28/1 after 4 overs.
SIXXXXXXXXXXXXX and pose by Brevis.
Unnuh watch hout, Dewald Brevis deh come!
18 years old and counting.
59/3, I barely moved from the telly and this is the dross I came back to see.
Brevis has been the stand out player in this misfiring M.I team. Great find and only a teenager.
Here comes Pouty.
Yesssssssssssssss!
Kieron Pollard, right handed bat, comes to the crease
14.2
Holder to Tilak Varma, out Bowled!! That was a superb yorker speared in and Tilak Varma fails to wood it. That was right at the base of the off-pole. Tilak Varma wanted to get his bat down in time but failed. LSG get a wicket just when they needed one to firmly tilt the balance. Holder breaks the partnership which yielded 64 runs.
Tilak Varma b Holder 26(26) [4s-2]
In reply to Drapsey
, perfect yorker from Big Jase. Pollard to take home M.I today. HE MANNNNNNNNN!
15.3
Ravi Bishnoi to Suryakumar Yadav, out Caught by (sub)Gowtham !! Suryakumar Yadav would be gutted. He would be livid. Thatw as a dragged down delivery and Suryakumar Yadav pulls it down to deep square. The substitute fielder comes in a few paces and takes it with ease. MI into trouble again with rate creeping up as well. Ravi Bishnoi was supposed to take on Pollard but LSG would be happy with the current bargain as well.
Suryakumar Yadav c (sub)Gowtham b Ravi Bishnoi 37(27) [4s-3]
15.6
Ravi Bishnoi to Fabian Allen, 1 run, to sweeper cover
15.5
Ravi Bishnoi to Fabian Allen, no run, fuller, faster, wider, outside off and Fabian Allen bails out of a shot
15.4
Ravi Bishnoi to Fabian Allen, FOUR, and that's the beginner's luck that Fabian Allen would have wanted. A freebie full toss outside off and Fabian Allen creams that wide of deep cover for a four
MI 132/5 (16) CRR: 8.25 REQ: 17
Mumbai Indians need 68 runs in 24 balls
16.2
Chameera to Pollard, SIX, whipped! Six
16.3
Chameera to Pollard, SIX, short delivery and slammed! Hit well over deep mid for a sixer. He was backing away, the bowler tried to cramp him up but the power of Pollard overpowered and hijacked the delivery to send it on an ominous journey
In reply to Narper
Thanks for taking over, I was getting tired of updating the board .
In reply to Windiesfan78
teamwork
In reply to Narper
Polly
Polly!!!
MI 148/5 (17) CRR: 8.71 REQ: 17.33
Mumbai Indians need 52 runs in 18 balls
Fabian Allen 8(6)
Kieron Pollard 16(6
17.1
Avesh Khan to Pollard, FOUR, between mid-wicket and long-on
17.2
Avesh Khan to Pollard, no run, that was a journey ball outside off and might have been a slower one as Pollard managed only an inside edge. He was into his shot a little too earl
17.4
Avesh Khan to Fabian Allen, out Caught by Chameera!!
Fabian Allen c Chameera b Avesh Khan 8(7) [4s-1]
In reply to Narper
Allen out for eight.
MI 153/6 (17.4) CRR: 8.66 REQ: 20.14
Mumbai Indians need 47 runs in 14 balls
17.5
Avesh Khan to Unadkat, FOUR, and Unadkat provides a little spark? Can this reignite the hopes? That was driven away square of the wicket for a four as he timed and placed it really well
Mumbai Indians need 43 runs in 12 balls
18.3
Holder to Unadkat, SIX, slower delivery outside off, Unadkat gets hold of the ball
18.4
Holder to Unadkat, FOUR, straight down the ground for a four! Unadkat is hitting them well! 30 off 8 balls. That was a fuller delivery and Unadkat slams it over the bowler's head for a four
18.5
Holder to Unadkat, leg byes, FOUR, to fine leg
MI 174/6 (19) CRR: 9.16 REQ: 26
Mumbai Indians need 26 runs in 6 balls
Jaydev Unadkat1 4(6)
Kieron Pollard 24(11
RUN OUT
19.1
Chameera to Pollard, out Unadkat Run Out!! 1 run completed. And a run-out! Last thing they needed and KP is off the strike as well. Chameera nailed the full ball and Pollard only dragged it to deep mid.
Unadkat run out (Stoinis/de Kock) 14(6) [4s-2 6s-1]
This done! Decent effort from He Man but it was not to be.
19.2
Chameera to Murugan Ashwin, SIX, to long-on
19.3
Chameera to Murugan Ashwin, out Murugan Ashwin Run Out!! Ashwin hesitated initially and that proved to be his downfall. That was a fuller one outside off and Murugan Ashwin missed the slanted across delivery. The keeper lobbed the ball down to the bowler who under-armed the ball on to the sticks.
Murugan Ashwin run out (de Kock/Chameera) 6(2) [6s-1]
19.5
Chameera to Pollard, out Caught by Stoinis!!
Pollard c Stoinis b Chameera 25(14) [4s-1 6s-2]
LSG 199/4 (20)
MI 181/9 (20) CRR: 9.05
Lucknow Super Giants won by 18 runs
5 games, 5 losses .
Royal Challengers Bangalore (Playing XI):
Faf du Plessis(c), Anuj Rawat, Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, Shahbaz Ahmed, Dinesh Karthik(w), Suyash Prabhudessai, Wanindu Hasaranga, Harshal Patel, Josh Hazlewood, Mohammed Siraj
Delhi Capitals (Playing XI):
Prithvi Shaw, David Warner, Mitchell Marsh, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Rovman Powell, Lalit Yadav, Axar Patel, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Mustafizur Rahman, Khaleel Ahmed
Delhi Capitals have won the toss and have opted to field
0.3
Mustafizur to du Plessis, FOUR, 136.2kph, inswinger again, but the line is too straight on this occasion. Pad-lined, du Plessis glances and gets an inside edge that brushes the pad and dribbles away to fine leg for four. Faf and RCB get off the mark
1.1
Thakur to Anuj Rawat, out Lbw!! Shardul strikes first ball! Anuj Rawat has a word with his skipper and keeps walking. 135.3kph, full ball
Anuj Rawat lbw b Thakur 0(1)
RCB 5/1 (1.1) CRR: 4.29
Virat Kohli comes to the crease
1.2
Thakur to Kohli, 2 runs, Kohli gets off the mark straightaway. Presses forward and drives this full ball with the swing to sweeper cover
1.4
Thakur to du Plessis, FOUR, length ball, hint of away-swing, du Plessis, with a good stride forward, leans across and
2.3
Khaleel Ahmed to du Plessis, out Caught by Axar!! In the air ... and ... taken! 140kph, away-slanter from a short of length, du Plessis shimmies down the track and moves leg-side before wafting his blade at it.
du Plessis c Axar b Khaleel Ahmed 8(11) [4s-2]
RCB 25/2 (4.1) CRR: 6
Glenn Maxwell 9(7)
Virat Kohli 6(5
4.5
Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, FOUR, good reply from Kohli! Slightly overpitched, Kohli gets forward and off-drives. Well-timed and Warner fails to stop it despite a dive to his right.
6.2
Thakur to Kohli, out Kohli Run Out!! Yes-no! Direct-hit at the striker's end from Lalit Yadav and Kohli is a goner! DC are cock-a-hoop. Taps a length ball towards with soft hands and both batters set off. Maxwell sends him back! Kohli run out Lalit Yadav swoops in from backward point and hits the bullseye. He had one stump to aim and he nailed it. For the second time this season,
(Lalit Yadav) 12(14) [4s-1]
RCB 42/3 (7) CRR: 6
Suyash Prabhudessai 1(2)
Glenn Maxwell 20(14
RCB 82/4 (10) CRR: 8.2
Glenn Maxwell 49(27)
Shahbaz Ahmed 4(2)
10.3
Thakur to Maxwell, FOUR, 50 for Maxwell and the RCB contingent are up on their feet. Full and sliding down, tickled away wide of short fine, just needed to beat the fielder and it raced away
Stat: 150+ batting SR after 99 matches in IPL
168.82 S Narine
156.58 V Sehwag
152.91 G MAXWELL
152.89 Harbhajan
151.67 C Gayle
11.2
Kuldeep Yadav to Maxwell, out Caught by Lalit Yadav!! Kuldeep Yadav has his revenge and the dangerous Maxwell is gone. But that's a soft dismissal.
Maxwell c Lalit Yadav b Kuldeep Yadav 55(34) [4s-7 6s-2]
17.6
Mustafizur to Karthik, FOUR, to long-off
17.5
Mustafizur to Karthik, SIX, to long-off
17.4
Mustafizur to Karthik, SIX, the seam-up ball goes for six. Nothing is working for Mustafizur. Right in the slot outside off, Karthik smashes it straight and flat into the sightscreen. Held his shape and did not try to overhit.
17.3
Mustafizur to Karthik, FOUR, to deep extra cover, the partnership between Karthik and Shahbaz Ahmed is now
17.2
Mustafizur to Karthik, FOUR, extraordinary from DK! The slower cutter on a good length across Karthik who reverse-hits over short third man. Nearly all the way as it's a one-bounce four. DK generated all the power and managed to nearly get it all the way
17.1
Mustafizur to Karthik, FOUR, unorthodox but DK will take it. Full outside off, he shuffles across and looks to lap but the ball flies off the outside-edge and well wide of short third man. DK did not know much about that
RCB 160/5 (1 CRR: 8.89
Dinesh Karthik 52(26)
Shahbaz Ahmed 21(17)
18.3
Thakur to Karthik, SIX, to deep mid-wicket
And it's not even our Humpire Joel Wilson.
18.6
Thakur to Shahbaz Ahmed, FOUR, to deep mid-wicket
RCB 172/5 (19) CRR: 9.05
19.3
Kuldeep Yadav to Karthik, FOUR, slower on the stumps, but DK shifts around and then gets an under-edge on the reverse-sweep, runs away wide of short fine
19.5
Kuldeep Yadav to Shahbaz Ahmed, SIX, to long-off
RCB 189/5 (20) CRR: 9.45
Shahbaz Ahmed 32(21)
Dinesh Karthik 66(34)
Partnership: 97(52)
0.2
Maxwell to Warner, SIX, Warner gets off the mark with a slogsweep.
1.5
Siraj to Prithvi Shaw, SIX, Prithvi Shaw has deposited that over deep mid-wicket.
DC 19/0 (2) CRR: 9.5 REQ: 9.5
Delhi Capitals need 171 runs
Prithvi Shaw 11(7)
David Warner 8(5
2.1
Hazlewood to Warner, SIX, so unlike Hazlewood. To start like that.
2.5
Hazlewood to Prithvi Shaw, FOUR, that's a slog but the thick outside-edge flies over DK. Length ball into the pitch, Prithvi Shaw backs away and swings, the edge flies away
DC 30/0 (3) CRR: 10 REQ: 9.41
Delhi Capitals need 160 runs
Prithvi Shaw 15(10)
David Warner 15(8
3.1
Shahbaz Ahmed to Warner, FOUR, the deep fielders are long-on and deep mid-wicket. Flat length ball turning in, Warner sits and sweeps over backward square inside the ring
3.5
Shahbaz Ahmed to Warner, SIX, brutal hit. Was a length ball turning in, Warner rocks back and slaughters it, powered over long-on
4.1
Siraj to Warner, FOUR, stand and deliver! Full around off, Warner crashes it past Prithvi Shaw and no-one moved. Not a soul moved
4.4
Siraj to Prithvi Shaw, out Caught by Anuj Rawat!! Caught at deep square.
Prithvi Shaw c Anuj Rawat b Siraj 16(13) [4s-1 6s-1]
DC 93-1.
11.2 overs.
Warner lbw b Hasaranga 66(3 [4s-4 6s-5]
DC 100/2 (12.4) CRR: 7.89 REQ: 12.27
Delhi Capitals need 90 runs in 44 balls
13.6
Hasaranga to Pant, out Mitchell Marsh Run Out!! That kind of an evening for Mitchell Marsh. That was a fuller length delivery and Pant slammed it down the ground for the bowler to get a touch on it and then the ricochet clattered into the sticks at the bowler's end. That was hit hard and Mitchell Marsh was miles away from the crease.
Mitchell Marsh run out (Hasaranga) 14(24)
Here comes Rovman!
DC 112/3 (14) CRR: 8 REQ: 13
Delhi Capitals need 78 runs in 36 balls
Rishabh Pant 14(9)
Rovman Powell comes to the crease
14.1
Hazlewood to Powell, out Caught by Karthik!! Edged and gone! The delivery on a length, Powell pokes and ends up edging it to the keeper. The feet never moved and now those same feet will walk towards the dug-out. DC going down like a lead balloon. That was a nothing shot. Just a lame poke and Powell is gone for a golden duck
Powell c Karthik b Hazlewood 0(1)
There goes Rovman!
0(2) v MI
20(12) v GT
3(10) v LSG
8(6) v KKR
0(1) v RCB
In reply to Drapsey
, this man is done for DC. He is having a torrid time.
14.6
Hazlewood to Lalit Yadav, out Caught by Prabhudessai!!
Lalit Yadav c Prabhudessai b Hazlewood 1(4)
15.2
Hasaranga to Thakur, SIX, the lord is here. That was a well tossed up delivery, Thakur
In reply to Narper
Those are Lotto numbers, a 5 spot if you may .
15.4
Hasaranga to Pant, FOUR, to fine leg
15.5
Hasaranga to Pant, SIX, wow! That was sliced over
16.2
Siraj to Pant, SIX, and this man can hit them real hard. That was dropped short and Pant has smoked that over deep mid. Hit really hard and over the fence
16.3
Siraj to Pant, out Caught by Kohli!! A one-handed blinder from Kohli ends it for Pant and may be for DC as well. The off-balanced hit this time was sliced towards cover. Kohli leapt up and frisked one out of thin air with his right hand. The crowd went berserk as well. A very important wicket for RCB as Pant was taking it away from them
Pant c Kohli b Siraj 34(17) [4s-3 6s-2]
DC 145/6 (17) CRR: 8.53 REQ: 15
Delhi Capitals need 45 runs in 18 balls
17.5
Harshal Patel to Thakur, SIX, low full toss and Thakur slams that between deep mid and long-on for a sixer. DC would love it. Moves to 16 off 7 balls. That was a bad ball and put away. Just over the fence. 35 needed now
18.1
Hazlewood to Thakur, out Caught by Karthik!! Thakur c Karthik b Hazlewood 17(9) [6s-2]
18.4
Hazlewood to Axar, FOUR, 29 is still a far cry but they will take the four.
DC 164/7 (19) CRR: 8.63 REQ: 26
Delhi Capitals need 26 runs in 6 balls
19.1
Harshal Patel to Kuldeep Yadav, FOUR, on the pads, poor delivery and Kuldeep Yadav nudges it fine for a four. Pretty well done indeed. 23 needed now
19.4
Harshal Patel to Kuldeep Yadav, FOUR, will help the NRR a little.
RCB 189/5 (20)
DC 173/7 (20) CRR: 8.65
Royal Challengers Bangalore won by 16 runs
Punjab Kings vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, 28th Match
PBKS 151 (20)
SRH 83/3 (11.1) CRR: 7.43 REQ: 7.81
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 69 runs in 53 balls
Aiden Markram 4(
Nicholas Pooran 3(2
12.5
Livingstone to Pooran, SIX, Livingstone errs with his length and Pooran pounces. Dropped short as he bowls the offie, Pooran goes deep in his crease and pulls powerfully over deep mid-wicket
SRH 97/3 (13) CRR: 7.46 REQ: 7.86
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 55 runs in 42 balls
Nicholas Pooran 15(9)
Aiden Markram 8(13)
13.3
Rabada to Pooran, no run, big mix-up! 113kph, slower delivery, Pooran defends adjacent to the pitch on the off-side. Markram keeps running while Pooran stays put. Rabada is quick to get to the ball, picks it up, turns and throws quickly. There were two fielders approaching the sticks but Rabada didn't wait and flung. Big let-off for Markram!
13.5
Rabada to Markram, FOUR, to long-off
15.6
Arshdeep Singh to Markram, FOUR, ah! That spoils the over. 136.6kph,
SRH 121/3 (16) CRR: 7.56 REQ: 7.75
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 31 runs in 24 balls
Aiden Markram 22(20)
Nicholas Pooran 24(20
16.4
Rabada to Markram, FOUR, fifty partnership! Leg-cutter from a shortened length, Markram stands tall and slaps through extra cover. Shahrukh sprints to his left
SRH 131/3 (17) CRR: 7.71 REQ: 7
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 21 runs in 18 balls
Nicholas Pooran 27(23)
Aiden Markram 29(23)
17.5
Arshdeep Singh to Pooran, FOUR, shot! 132.2kph, around the blockhole and wide of off, tails in a bit as well, Pooran opens his bat-face
SRH 139/3 (1 CRR: 7.72 REQ: 6.5
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 13 runs in 12 balls
Nicholas Pooran 34(2
Aiden Markram 30(24
18.4
Vaibhav Arora to Markram, FOUR, there's the boundary! 137.8kph, Vaibhav Arora overpitches outside off, Markram takes his front leg out of the equation
18.5
Vaibhav Arora to Markram, SIX, Markram finishes off in style! Another one right in the slot, Markram moves leg-side, clears his front leg
PBKS 151 (20)
SRH 152/3 (18.5)
Sunrisers Hyderabad won by 7 wkts
*
Nicholas Pooran 35*(30)
Aiden Markram 41*(27
I see Lara giving Odean Smith batting advice. I hope he tells him to get fit and lose the gut as well.
Chennai Super Kings (Playing XI):
Robin Uthappa, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Moeen Ali, Ambati Rayudu, Shivam Dube, Ravindra Jadeja(c), MS Dhoni(w), Dwayne Bravo, Chris Jordan, Maheesh Theekshana, Mukesh Choudhary
Gujarat Titans (Playing XI):
Wriddhiman Saha(w), Shubman Gill, Vijay Shankar, David Miller, Abhinav Manohar, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan(c), Alzarri Joseph, Lockie Ferguson, Yash Dayal, Mohammed Shami
CSK 3/0 (1) CRR: 3
Robin Uthappa 1(3)
Ruturaj Gaikwad 1(3
2.2
Shami to Uthappa, out Lbw!! What a good review that! Credit to Shami for the review. He was the one who was confident that it was out. Rashid went with it and it's three reds.
Uthappa lbw b Shami 3(10)
3.3
Yash Dayal to Gaikwad, SIX, to backward square leg
In reply to nitro
I saw that too and thought to myself that all the players have ample opportunities to learn a lot about their game and to seek advice on ways to improve from top class experts.
3.5
Yash Dayal to Gaikwad, FOUR, to fine leg
Alzarri Joseph, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack
CSK 31/1 (5.1) CRR: 6
BOWLED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
5.2
Alzarri Joseph to Moeen Ali, out Bowled!! Dragged on. Moeen Ali does this very often.
Moeen Ali b Alzarri Joseph 1(3)
Nice bowling Alzarri.
10.1
Alzarri Joseph to Gaikwad, SIX, Gaikwad slowly seems to be getting his touch back. Back of a length on the hips, stylishly pulled away over deep square leg and it's hit well and sails into the CSK fans in the crowd. The weight was on the back foot and Gaikwad just pulled it away once he saw the length
10.4
Alzarri Joseph to Rayudu, SIX, 143.9kph, Rayudu at his best.
Batting has exploded in the last three overs.
Now a bat exploded.
CSK 113/2 (13) CRR: 8.69
Ruturaj Gaikwad 68(42)
Ambati Rayudu 36(24
Partnership: 81(47)
CSK 169/5 off 20 overs.
CSK 169/5 (20) CRR: 8.45
Alzarri Joseph
4-0-34-2
Ruturaj Gaikwadc Abhinav Manohar b Yash Dayal 73 [48
Ambati Rayuduc Vijay Shankar b Alzarri Joseph 46 [31
Ravindra Jadeja (c)not out 22 [12
0.6
Mukesh Choudhary to Shubman Gill, out Caught by Uthappa!! A golden duck for Shubman Gill! Short and wide outside off and Shubman Gill cuts it straight to Uthappa at point. Too casual an approach by Shubman who has failed to fire in his last three outings.
Shubman Gill c Uthappa b Mukesh Choudhary 0(1)
1.3
M Theekshana to Shankar, out Caught by Dhoni!! Duck for the 3D Vijay Shankar as well. Carrom ball outside off and Shankar goes for a cut, only to nick it behind.
Shankar c Dhoni b M Theekshana 0(2)
GT 2/2 (1.3) CRR: 1.33 REQ: 9.08
3.5
M Theekshana to Abhinav Manohar, out Caught by Moeen Ali!! Gujarat Titans sink further. Theekshana floats this on off and Abhinav Manohar shimmies down the wicket to chip this straight to Moeen at short cover. He didn't have to move an inch and the Titans are feeling the heat in the absence of Hardik Pandya.
Abhinav Manohar c Moeen Ali b M Theekshana 12(12) [4s-2]
For AlJo to be slotted to bat at #11, this must be a very strong batting line up.
GT 75/4 (11.2) CRR: 6.62 REQ: 10.96
David Miller 35(25)
Rahul Tewatia 4(
11.4
Jadeja to Miller, FOUR, to deep extra cover
11.3
Jadeja to Miller, SIX, to deep square leg
11.2
Jadeja to Miller, SIX, this is why Rahul Tewatia wanted Miller back in strike. It's not been easy middling the ball today on this slowish pitch. Only a few have managed to time the ball
David Miller 51 [28
Dwayne Bravo, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack
12.2
Dwayne Bravo to Rahul Tewatia, no run, in the airrr, just short of Robbie at extra-cover.
12.1
Dwayne Bravo to Rahul Tewatia, no run, oh that was almost a wide. Slower delivery angling way outside off stump, Tewatia swings and misses
12.4
Dwayne Bravo to Rahul Tewatia, out Caught by Jadeja!! Another toe-ender from another batter today. Simple from Dwayne Bravo. He came on with the mindset - I am not bowling into the body to you Tewatia as you are strong on the leg-side. Forced the batter to fetch everything from wide of off stump. Tewatia tried to loft but mistimed it horribly for a simple catch at mid-off. Partnership broken.
Rahul Tewatia c Jadeja b Dwayne Bravo 6(14)
Wicket Maiden over to DJ Bravo
Dwayne Bravo
1-1-0-1
Chris Jordan [1.0-0-8-0] is back into the attack
13.1
Jordan to Miller, FOUR, in the airrrr, tease for Mo and just out of his reach at deep mid-wicket.
13.6
Jordan to Miller, FOUR, Miller keeping Gujarat in the hunt with his smart batting. Jordan overpitched this full delivery, was full pace so Miller played a neat cover drive to beat the converging deep fielders
14.4
Dwayne Bravo to Miller, SIX, square of the wicket
GT 108/5 (15) CRR: 7.2 REQ: 12.4
Gujarat Titans need 62 runs in 30 balls
David Miller 69(37)
Rashid Khan 4(6)
Dwayne Bravo
2-1-9-1
15.2
M Theekshana to Miller, SIX, baaang!
GT 118/5 (16) CRR: 7.38 REQ: 13
Gujarat Titans need 52 runs in 24 balls
David Miller 77(40)
Rashid Khan 6(9
Partnership: 31(20)
17.1
Jordan to Rashid Khan, SIX, to deep mid-wicket
17.2
Jordan to Rashid Khan, SIX, to deep backward point
17.3
Jordan to Rashid Khan, FOUR, to deep extra cover, the partnership between Rashid Khan and Miller is now
17.4
Jordan to Rashid Khan, SIX, to deep mid-wicket
This is not Jordan's finest over.
Holy crap, Jordan has lost the plot.
GT 147/5 (1 CRR: 8.17 REQ: 11.5
Gujarat Titans need 23 runs in 12 balls
David Miller 81(44)
Rashid Khan 31(17)
Chris Jordan
3-0-45-0
18.1
Dwayne Bravo to Rashid Khan, FOUR, to long-off
Jordan is being destroyed like a Purity sweetbread!
18.2
Dwayne Bravo to Rashid Khan, 3 runs, straight down the ground
Gujarat Titans need 15 runs in 9 balls
18.5
Dwayne Bravo to Rashid Khan, out Caught by Moeen Ali!! But hang on, has Rashid opened the door again for CSK? Just need to bat sensibly but Rashid steps out and plays a rash loft looking to get a boundary over cover. Dwayne Bravo dropped the slower short and bowled it wide.
Rashid Khan c Moeen Ali b Dwayne Bravo 40(21) [4s-2 6s-3]
18.6
Dwayne Bravo to Alzarri Joseph, out Caught by Jordan!!
Alzarri Joseph c Jordan b Dwayne Bravo 0(1)
CSK 169/5 (20)
GT 157/7 (19) CRR: 8.26 REQ: 13
Gujarat Titans need 13 runs in 6 balls
David Miller 82(45)
Dwayne Bravo
4-1-23-3
The Bravo, Joseph, Jordan triangle. All fact up for AlJo.
Six or out, yuh gotta love it .
19.1
Jordan to Miller, no run
19.2
Jordan to Miller, no run
19.3
Jordan to Miller, SIX, this time Miller gets inside the line and smashes this flat over fine leg. Jordan tried to bowl the yorker, but he missed the yorker by quite some distance. Miller connects with the pick up shot and smashes it to bring it down to single digits
GT 163/7 (19.3) CRR: 8.36 REQ
Gujarat Titans need 7 runs in 3 balls
Miller has been caught but is that a no ball? Was it above waist?
Free hit coming up
19.4
Jordan to Miller, no ball, Gujarat fans are ecstatic. Such a poor high full toss, Miller slogs and gets an outside edge that went straight to short third man.
19.4
Jordan to Miller, FOUR, to deep square leg
2 from 2
RUN OUT?????????????????
One run taken, so scores are level for sure. Did Ferguson get back in time to close the game? IN, Gujarat win!
CSK 169/5 (20)
GT 170/7 (19.5) CRR: 8.57
Gujarat Titans won by 3 wkts
David Miller not out 94 [51
This game produced a lot of excitement down to a end.
Fantastic game, so many fine margins, I haven't seen a super over as yet in this season's IPL.
In reply to Overthrow
Must be the wusserest match of Chris Jordan's career.
David Miller | Player of the Match:
I have been really working hard on my fitness. It does take me back to memory lane [referring to the innings he played for KXIP], it was sort of play my game, see ball hit ball, with the rate already quite high, I wanted to express myself. It came off tonight and pretty chuffed with the innings. Getting in with the position at 16/3 gives me an opportunity to shine, doesn't happen too often but when the ball was new it helps. Releases a lot of pressure, needed someone to help out at the back end. Exceptional over, in my opinion that over was the game-changer and he struck it beautifully [on Rashid Khan's batting]. The first couple of games we got over the line with close wins, we could've probably lost 4 out of 6 rather than win 5 of 6. The dice rolled on our side and hopefully it continues going forward.
It's an amaing feeling in IPL, it's a dream come true to lead the team, and delivering that is something special. Just that we wanted to take the game deep. We were capable of chasing 90 runs in the last 7 overs, and that was the plan. We were trying to take the game as deep as possible. I haven't batted in the first 5 games, that was the discussion, so I wanted to take the responsibility. We wanted two batters to score big, I just had a discussion with Miller and we tried to strike the ball hard. I needed to step up and take the responsibility, just wanted to back myself and that was the plan.
In reply to Narper
Here is a man who understands life.He is not going to get complacent because he knows the vicissitudes of life.
Teams:
Rajasthan Royals (Playing XI):
Jos Buttler, Devdutt Padikkal, Sanju Samson(w/c), Karun Nair, Shimron Hetmyer, Riyan Parag, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Prasidh Krishna, Obed McCoy, Yuzvendra Chahal
Kolkata Knight Riders (Playing XI):
Venkatesh Iyer, Aaron Finch, Shreyas Iyer(c), Nitish Rana, Andre Russell, Sheldon Jackson(w), Sunil Narine, Pat Cummins, Shivam Mavi, Umesh Yadav, Varun Chakaravarthy
Butler putting on a batting clinic.
RR 112/1 (11) CRR: 10.18
Sanju Samson 9(3)
Jos Buttler 73(46
Ok, we'll let Butler score the first ton of this year's IPL.
With the absence of the UB, tonners are so hard to find.
In reply to Drapsey
Shimron Hetmyer, left handed bat, comes to the crease
15.6
Russell to Hetmyer, FOUR, wide yorker length delivery outside off, Hetmyer reaches out and squirts it out through backward point and gets it in the gap. Runs away for a boundary
In reply to Drapsey
second not first?

In reply to Drapsey
NARINE SCARE OF HETY?
17.3
Narine to Hetmyer, wide, well wide of off,
17.6
Narine to Hetmyer, wide, quicker down leg,
In reply to shivnotout
Thanks.
I do blunder every once in a while.
In reply to Narper
19.3
Russell to Hetmyer, SIX, another near six. Full outside off, Hetmyer powers it straight down the ground. Got under that and smeared it. Clears the cushions on the full
19.2
Russell to Hetmyer, SIX, flat six. Low full-toss just outside off, Hetmyer moves across and swings it to the short boundary at deep mid-wicket. Clears the ropes by a fraction but that will do
19.6
Russell to Hetmyer, FOUR, Hetmyer finishes on a high. He is pumped.
Shimron Hetmyer 26 13 BALLS 2 SIXES 2 FOURS SR 200.00
In reply to shivnotout
I wouldn't blame Narine for hiding the ball, cause it looks like Hety only got strength fi him fellow West Indian bowlers.
217/5 off 20 overs. This is a match winning score.
In reply to Drapsey
WELL HE KETCH RUSSELL INSTEAD

mountain
RR 217/5 (20) CRR: 10.85
Innings Break
Finch and Narine are at the crease.
Finch is on strike.
Boult will open the attack
Narine is a walking wicket .
0.1
Boult to Finch, out Narine Run Out!! A suicidal run out to start the innings! Atrocious call from Finch, timed this push-drive so well towards cover and kept running with the shot. Narine had to respond, but this was always a risky single. And it's made to look even more silly with Hetmyer's fiery direct hit at the striker's end. Narine is yards out. What a waste of a wicket this is! The West Indian was clearly promoted to maximise the powerplay but now has to depart without facing a single delivery. Quite sure that Finch will be feeling immense guilt at the moment.
Narine run out (Hetmyer) 0(0)
In reply to Drapsey
wah happen hey. ah guyanese mess up ah trini?
Duck not a ball face

RR 217/5 (20)
KKR 9/1 (1) CRR: 9 REQ: 11
Kolkata Knight Riders need 209 runs
Nice over McCoy, after such an long layoff.
The Real McCoy, yes!
Put to the cross in his second over.
Finch like Butler, having an excellent day with the bat.
Ooops!!! Goat mouth, sorry Finch.
The ball fell among Hetty!
In reply to Drapsey
To me it looked like Hetty made that a half a chance when there was no chance.
That must've been a very long walk back for Russell after that golden duck.
In reply to Overthrow
would you believe Russsell get bowled like a dunce?
1st ball duck. he nah pick d conna ball
Today's dismissal was the first time Andre Russell was dismissed 'Bowled' by a spinner in the IPL.
13.4
Ashwin to Russell, out Bowled!! Goes wide of the crease, gets the ball to straighten and Russell trying to block was beaten on the outside edge. The trajectory was moving towards the sticks and it crashes into the timbers to send Ashwin on a victory lap. He is chuffed. He is overjoyed as KKR have been hit hard here. Dre Russ is gone for a blob. The veteran spinner has spun RR back into this game.
Russell b Ashwin 0(1)
KKR 167/4 (15) CRR: 11.13 REQ: 10.2
Kolkata Knight Riders need 51 runs in 30 balls
Shreyas Iyer 77(47)
Venkatesh Iyer 3(3)
Obed McCoy
3-0-38-0
KKR 178/4 (16) CRR: 11.12 REQ: 10
Kolkata Knight Riders need 40 runs in 24 balls
Trent Boult
3-0-28-0
16.1
Chahal to Venkatesh Iyer, out Stumped!! Iyer's demotion doesn't work. He chips down and almost yorks himself. He jumped out too early and paid the price for it. The keeper didn't falter this time. Yuzi has a wicket at the right time
Venkatesh Iyer st Samson b Chahal 6(7)
In reply to shivnotout
The replay showed its was a fantastic ball. When Russell pokes her looks lost.
16.4
Chahal to Shreyas Iyer, out Lbw!!
Shreyas Iyer lbw b Chahal 85(51) [4s-7 6s-4]
16.5
Chahal to Shivam Mavi, out Caught by Riyan Parag!!
Shivam Mavi c Riyan Parag b Chahal 0(1)
And there's the hat-trick!
16.6
Chahal to Cummins, out Caught by Samson!!
Cummins c Samson b Chahal 0(1)
What an over by Chahal. Took the game away.
KKR 181/8 (17.1) CRR: 10.54 REQ: 13.06
Kolkata Knight Riders need 37 runs in 17 balls
Yuzvendra Chahal
4-0-40-5
17.2
Boult to Umesh Yadav, SIX, straight down the ground
17.4
Boult to Umesh Yadav, SIX, to long-on
17.5
Boult to Umesh Yadav, FOUR, to deep extra cover
In reply to Narper
game not done yet yes
KKR 200/8 (1 CRR: 11.11 REQ: 9
Kolkata Knight Riders need 18 runs in 12 balls
Trent Boult
4-0-48-0
Umesh Yadav 19(5)
Sheldon Jackson 2(3
15 runs in 10 balls
KKR 207/8 (19) CRR: 10.89 REQ: 11
Kolkata Knight Riders need 11 runs in 6 balls
Obed McCoy [3.0-0-38-0] is back into the attack
Fortunes have changed so often in this game.
In reply to Overthrow
Is Obed going to be the real McCoy?
19.1
Obed McCoy to Jackson, 2 runs, to deep square leg
19.2
Obed McCoy to Jackson, out Caught by Prasidh!! That's a heart breaker for KKR. Oh Jackson, you could have done better. A little to the left or the right, it would have been a four. That was a slower ball, gripped and Jackson
Jackson c Prasidh b Obed McCoy 8(
KKR 209/9 (19.2)
kolkata Knight Riders need 9 runs in 4 balls
Kolkata Knight Riders need 8 runs in 3 balls
19.4
Obed McCoy to Umesh Yadav, out Bowled!! And it's all over. RR win this by 7 runs. The pendulum has rested in favour of RR. McCoy has finished it for RR. RR fans go crazy. One of the best games of the season. That was a length delivery and Umesh Yadav went for the slog to miss it and the sticks were shattered
Umesh Yadav b Obed McCoy 21(9) [4s-1 6s-2]
RR 217/5 (20)
KKR 210 (19.4) CRR: 10.68
Rajasthan Royals won by 7 runs
Obed McCoy 3.4 0 41 2
Yes, the Real McCoy showed up!
In reply to Narper
Yes he was!!!! What a game.
In reply to Overthrow
Great stuff here...what a game
I see I missed a good game. Two quack quacks for KKR's W.I players .
Royal Challengers Bangalore (Playing XI):
Faf du Plessis(c), Anuj Rawat, Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, Suyash Prabhudessai, Shahbaz Ahmed, Dinesh Karthik(w), Wanindu Hasaranga, Harshal Patel, Josh Hazlewood, Mohammed Siraj
Lucknow Super Giants (Playing XI):
KL Rahul(c), Quinton de Kock(w), Manish Pandey, Marcus Stoinis, Deepak Hooda, Ayush Badoni, Krunal Pandya, Jason Holder, Dushmantha Chameera, Avesh Khan, Ravi Bishnoi
0.5
Chameera to Anuj Rawat, out Caught by Rahul!! In the airrrr, excellent diving catch by the captain at mid-off. But they are checking. The side angle isn't conclusive. The third ump asks for a different angle. "I can clearly see ball landing on the fingers, fingers under the ball," is the verdict and LSG have their early wicket. Anuj Rawat tried to step out and force a lofted shot, but he toe-ended this. KL had to run forward and dive to reach this. Just had his fingers under the ball and he was confident straightaway.
Anuj Rawat c Rahul b Chameera 4(5) [4s-1]
Brilliant starting over, 2 wickets down.
0.6
Chameera to Kohli, out Caught by Hooda!! Straight to backward point. What have you done, Virat! He asks himself that question as he stands in disbelief. The RCB fans in the stands are stunned. A simple back of a length ball that was not going to trouble anyone had it been left alone. Virat thought he could guide this through the off-side. But the bounce did him in here. Had a lot of width and he couldn't control the shot because of bounce and Hooda was very alert at backward point.
Kohli c Hooda b Chameera 0(1)
That golden duck must be a first for the 'immortal' Kohli.
In his second over Chameera got pasted. T20 is such an unpredictable game.
4 inngs
3 dismissals
25 runs
Avg 8.33
SR 108.69
RCB 36/2 (4) CRR: 9
Faf du Plessis 8(10)
Glenn Maxwell 21(8
vs MI Bengaluru 2008 (Ashish Nehra)
vs PBKS Bengaluru 2014 (Sandeep Sharma)
vs KKR Kolkata 2017 (Nathan Coulter-Nile)
vs LSG Mumbai DYP 2022 (Dushmantha Chameera)
In reply to Overthrow
T20 require more intense focus and testing of your skills in a short period (max 20 overs for a batsman and max 4 overs for a bowler) than any session in a test match
5.2
Krunal Pandya to Maxwell, out Caught by Holder!! Oh those long levers! Holder plucks this out to stun Maxi and RCB. To be honest it looked a lazy attempt from the front on angle and the ball had crossed his body, but Holder timed his mini-jump to perfection and stretched full length to grab it with both hands well beyond his body. He is charged up. Maxi was always wanting to maximize the final over of the powerplay, so he thought he could bring out the reverse sweep. But the problem is Krunal doesn't spin it away from him, which means he is cramped for room on the shot.
Maxwell c Holder b Krunal Pandya 23(11) [4s-3 6s-1]
RCB 44/3 (5.2) CRR: 8.25
Nice catch Holder, use of his length to dive for that ball.
7.2
Holder to Prabhudessai, out Caught by Krunal Pandya!! Yet another soft dismissal from RCB. Prabhudessai steps out, Holder bangs the short of length delivery into the wicket. Oh dear that has bounced extra that I thought kind of ugly push at that ball with a lose bottom hand grip. Bat not straight and facing towards the sky, hits the splice and lobs to short mid-wicket for the simplest of catches.
Prabhudessai c Krunal Pandya b Holder 10(9) [6s-1]
6 inngs
1 dismissal
140 runs
SR 229.51
12 X 4s | 11 X 6s
RCB 164/5 (1 CRR: 9.11
Faf du Plessis 90(5
Dinesh Karthik 3(3)
Ravi Bishnoi
4-0-47-0
RCB 177/5 (19) CRR: 9.32
Dinesh Karthik 11(6)
Faf du Plessis 94(61)
19.1
Holder to du Plessis, 1 run, full-toss sliding into the pads, du Plessis glances to fine-leg. Is he tired? Looks like it
19.2
Holder to Karthik, 1 run, Stoinis at deep backward square drops it. Slower ball and Karthik swings it straight to the Aussie who bends to take it but drops it. He has big hands and that's a surprise even to DK that he dropped it. Crosses over
19.5
Holder to du Plessis, out Caught by Stoinis!! No 100 for du Plessis. Stoinis hangs on this time. The off-cutter into the pitch, du Plessis was hitting into the big boundary, hint of a top-edge as du Plessis pulls, Stoinis takes it reverse-cupped at deep backward square. Faf walks off to a standing ovation.
du Plessis c Stoinis b Holder 96(64) [4s-11 6s-2]
RCB 181/6 (20) CRR: 9.05
Jason Holder
4-0-25-2
Facting JHo. Yuh mean he couldn't just give the man a break?
In reply to Drapsey
Jason Holder vs RCB since 2018
2/27
3/25
3/30
1/27
2/25
11 wkts | ER 6.70 | SR 10.9
Stat: Highest scores for Faf du Plessis in IPL
96 CSK vs PBKS Mohali 2019
96 RCB vs LSG Mumbai DYP 2022*
95*CSK vs KKR Mumbai WS 2021
88 RCB vs PBKS Mumbai DYP 2022
2.5
Hazlewood to de Kock, out Caught by Maxwell!! Unplayable delivery and Hazlewood gets de Kock.
de Kock c Maxwell b Hazlewood 3(5)
LSG 17/1 (2.5) CRR: 6 REQ: 9.61
Lucknow Super Giants need 165 runs
In reply to Drapsey
fall
Unplayable delivery and Hazlewood gets de Kock.
In reply to Narper
Good numbers by JHo against RCB.
Rutherford needs to score heavily in the other T 20 leagues and hope he can get an offer from a different IPL team next year.
Whatever happened to Evin Lewis?
I know he is injury prone, but I didn't hear that he suffered any of late.
In reply to Drapsey
Stoinos is a bowling option, has replaced Lewis.
12.3
Siraj to Hooda, out Caught by Prabhudessai!! What a catch!
Hooda c Prabhudessai b Siraj 13(14) [4s-1]
LSG 100/4 (12.3) CRR: 8 REQ: 10.93
Lucknow Super Giants need 82 runs in 45 balls
LSG 110/5 (14) CRR: 7.86 REQ: 12
Lucknow Super Giants need 72 runs in 36 balls
In reply to Overthrow
And now they have JHo slotted to bat as a tailender (or close).
Mi vex.
LSG 128/5 (16) CRR: 8 REQ: 13.5
Lucknow Super Giants need 54 runs in 24 balls
16.4
Hazlewood to Ayush Badoni, out Caught by Karthik!! Badoni walks straight into the trap! A classic case of strength becoming your weakness.
Ayush Badoni c Karthik b Hazlewood 13(13) [4s-2]
LSG 138/6 (17) CRR: 8.12 REQ: 14.67
Lucknow Super Giants need 44 runs in 18 balls
18.2
Hazlewood to Stoinis, out Bowled!!
Stoinis b Hazlewood 24(15) [4s-2 6s-1]
LSG 151/7 (19) CRR: 7.95 REQ: 31
Lucknow Super Giants need 31 runs in 6 balls
Josh Hazlewood
4-0-25-4
In reply to Narper
I LOVE it!!!
KL Rahul sinks ANY ship he decides to board
19.5
Harshal Patel to Holder, out Caught by Siraj!! Pace-on short ball, well-directed and Holder is taken by surprise by the change-up from Harshal. Gets a big top edge on the pull, went quite high towards fine leg where Siraj judged the skier to perfection.
Holder c Siraj b Harshal Patel 16( [6s-2]
RCB 181/6 (20)
LSG 163/8 (20) CRR: 8.15
Royal Challengers Bangalore won by 18 runs
Delhi Capitals vs Punjab Kings, 32nd Match
Mayank Agarwal(c), Shikhar Dhawan, Jonny Bairstow, Liam Livingstone, Jitesh Sharma(w), Shahrukh Khan, Kagiso Rabada, Nathan Ellis, Rahul Chahar, Vaibhav Arora, Arshdeep Singh
Delhi Capitals (Playing XI):
Prithvi Shaw, David Warner, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Rovman Powell, Lalit Yadav, Sarfaraz Khan, Shardul Thakur, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mustafizur Rahman, Khaleel Ahmed
Delhi Capitals have won the toss and have opted to field
In reply to Narper
You have real belly to watch that match up
In reply to Narper
This is the last 'last chance' for Rovman.
PBKS 54/4 (6.4) CRR: 8.1
Terrible batting bye the Kings.
In reply to Overthrow
They certainly could've used Odean's batting prowess today.
In reply to Drapsey
Difficult for an express pace bowler to play six consecutive games in less than two weeks.
In reply to Drapsey
licks them say?
Delhi Capitals need 16 runs in 67 balls
With this beat down, really happy Odean on the bench.
In reply to Overthrow
And Rovman didn't even get a chance to 'bruck him ducks'.
In reply to Drapsey
He was able to put up his feet today. As the saying goes, live to fight another day .
Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings, 33rd Match
Mumbai Indians Squad:
Rohit Sharma(c), Ishan Kishan(w), Dewald Brevis, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Kieron Pollard, Fabian Allen, Jaydev Unadkat, Murugan Ashwin, Jasprit Bumrah, Tymal Mills, Basil Thampi, Anmolpreet Singh, Sanjay Yadav, Riley Meredith, Tim David, Daniel Sams, Ramandeep Singh, Mayank Markande, Aryan Juyal, Arjun Tendulkar, Hrithik Shokeen, Rahul Buddhi, Arshad Khan
Chennai Super Kings Squad:
Ruturaj Gaikwad, Robin Uthappa, Moeen Ali, Ambati Rayudu, Shivam Dube, Ravindra Jadeja(c), MS Dhoni(w), Dwayne Bravo, Chris Jordan, Maheesh Theekshana, Mukesh Choudhary, Dwaine Pretorius, Tushar Deshpande, Hari Nishanth, N Jagadeesan, Matheesha Pathirana, Devon Conway, Mitchell Santner, Subhranshu Senapati, Prashant Solanki, KM Asif, Simarjeet Singh, Rajvardhan Hangargekar, Bhagath Varma
ALL attention on Pouty today
Looks like that Brevis kid got overconfident.
On the road today, will get my updates from this thread.
MI 110/5 (16) CRR: 6.88
Tilak Varma 30(32)
Kieron Pollard 14(
Dwayne Bravo
2-0-12-1
16.2
M Theekshana to Pollard, out Caught by Shivam Dube!! Huge strike for CSK and their ploy off using the spinner against KP has worked.
Pollard c Shivam Dube b M Theekshana 14(9) [4s-1 6s-1]
In reply to Overthrow
And I am zooming to my class....so regular updates will later on

17.2
Dwayne Bravo to Daniel Sams, out Lbw!! Bravo's deception is still an art in this format. He has aged like a fine wine. That dipped, the batter never picked it up and was too late to pick it up. Superb stuff from the pacer. His tally of wickets in this edition also continue to rack up.
Daniel Sams lbw b Dwayne Bravo 5(3) [4s-1]
MI 121/7 (17.3) CRR: 6.91
CSK 48/2 (7) CRR: 6.86 REQ: 8.31
Chennai Super Kings need 108 runs in 78 balls
Robin Uthappa 20(17)
Ambati Rayudu 14(15
Pollard made the right decision to retire from international cricket. The mind may be willing but the body isn't. Spin has led to his demise again.
In reply to Windiesfan78
Pouty has to reinvent himself if he wants to continue ti play IPL too. All teams have figured how to get him out...they are bringing on the spinner to Pouty...nothing in the slot for him to go down the ground...
At 33 Pouty can do it...but it is sad to see him like this.
8.6
Unadkat to Uthappa, out Caught by Brevis!! Unadkat strikes! Those off-cutters of his are working well on this pitch, forced Uthappa to go across the line for the pull stroke but it wasn't a full-blooded shot at all. More of a controlled stroke, and it's straight down deep square leg's throat. A very timely breakthrough for MI who have been plugging away in the last few minutes.
Uthappa c Brevis b Unadkat 30(25) [4s-2 6s-2]
CSK 66/3 (9) CRR: 7.33 REQ: 8.18
Chennai Super Kings need 90 runs in 66 balls
Ambati Rayudu 21*(19
Shivam Dube comes to the crease
12.5
Daniel Sams to Shivam Dube, out Caught by Ishan Kishan!! Terrific catch this! The kind of effort that can pump up the fielding side big time. MI are hanging in there and fighting really hard.
Shivam Dube c Ishan Kishan b Daniel Sams 13(14) [6s-1]
What a catch!
Pouty at his best.
In reply to Drapsey
Well played Mr. Dhoni! Final ball victory.
MI 155/7 (20)
CSK 156/7 (20)
Chennai Super Kings won by 3 wkts
8 CSK
6 MI
4 RR
3 PBKS/RCB
-- DD in 2013 and RCB in 2019 started off with six defeats each.
-- This is the 11th instance of a side losing seven matches in a row in IPL but the first time a team that had previously won the IPL title endured the ignominy.
19.6
Unadkat to Dhoni, FOUR, the greatest finisher in the game's history says 'Hellooooooooooo'! Another chapter to his long book of last-over finishes. How nerveless is this man? Don't think Unadkat did a great deal wrong here, low full toss, but fine leg was up and Dhoni shuffled across early for the hack, chopping it away very fine and no, there isn't anybody deep on the leg-side who can get across. CSK win an absolute thriller!
In reply to Narper
Bravo should be adjudged MOM for taking that 1st ball single and giving up the strike to MSDhoni.
I wish the young ones would learn how important it is to turn over the strike instead of 'voopsing' with every delivery faced.
In reply to Drapsey
You are absolutely correct.
Many youngsters take a shot at personal glory and give away the match.
Delhi Capitals vs Rajasthan Royals, 34th Match
Rajasthan Royals (Playing XI):
Jos Buttler, Devdutt Padikkal, Sanju Samson(w/c), Shimron Hetmyer, Karun Nair, Riyan Parag, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Prasidh Krishna, Obed McCoy, Yuzvendra Chahal
Delhi Capitals (Playing XI):
Prithvi Shaw, David Warner, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Rovman Powell, Sarfaraz Khan, Lalit Yadav, Axar Patel, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Mustafizur Rahman, Khaleel Ahmed
Delhi Capitals have won the toss and have opted to field
In reply to Narper
You did not highlight McCoy!!!
Rovman bowling to Hetty, that should be some 'showdown'.
Just can't wait!
RR 29/0 (5) CRR: 5.8
In reply to Dukes
Yep
Corrected
In reply to Drapsey
Not going to happen.Rovman is unlikely to bowl and certainly not to him.
RR 104/0 (11) CRR: 9.45
Devdutt Padikkal 47(2
Jos Buttler 55(3
In reply to Dukes
If Roveman do not bowl or bat then he is certain to play in the next game
Slow start, opening batters now piling on the runs.
In reply to Dukes
Like Hetty wont get any batting
RR 155/0 (15) CRR: 10.33
Jos Buttler 99(56)
Devdutt Padikkal 54(34)
15.1
Khaleel Ahmed to Padikkal, out Lbw!! Good review and the partnership is finally broken. Celebrappeal from Khaleel Ahmed as he ran all the way to Pant and asked for the review. The DRS proves him right. Late tail into Padikkal on a fuller length who flicks and misses, the ball misses the inside-edge and flicks both the front and back pads.
Padikkal lbw b Khaleel Ahmed 54(35) [4s-7 6s-2]
RR 155/1 (15.1) CRR: 10.22
Sanju Samson, right handed bat, comes to the crease
RR 155/1 (15.1) CRR: 10.22
Sanju Samson, right handed bat, comes to the crease
RR 155/1 (15.1) CRR: 10.22
Sanju Samson, right handed bat, comes to the crease
18.2
Mustafizur to Buttler, SIX, just over long-off's hands. Powell the man at long-off. Full outside off, bottom-handed flick - trademark Buttler and just enough to clear Powell's hands, Mustafizur though thinks otherwise, should've been taken. Powell is right on the fence, but did not judge it well
18.5
Mustafizur to Buttler, 2 runs, outstanding from Powell running from long-off. Drilled down the ground, Powell runs and sticks his right foot out, there's Warner coming in and he is almost close to colliding with the West Indian. After the foot is stuck out, the ball is rolling away to the fence, Powell does ever so well to pull it back with his right hand, keeping his right toe out of the cushions, avoids Warner and gets up with the ball in hand to keep it to two. One of the brilliant fielding efforts this season
18.6
Mustafizur to Buttler, out Caught by Warner!! End of Buttler. Low full-toss on the stumps, Buttler stays low but can't get under this whip enough. Holes out to long-on. Everyone inside the Wankhede give him a standing ovation as he walks back.
Buttler c Warner b Mustafizur 116(65) [4s-9 6s-9]
RR 203/2 (19) CRR: 10.68
In reply to Narper
Rovman has made his contribution.
All's good!
19.4
Thakur to Hetmyer, 1 run, full-toss on the stumps, Hetmyer toe-ends it to deep mid-wicket. Missed out there
19.6
Thakur to Samson, SIX, to backward square leg
19.5
Thakur to Samson, FOUR, bottom-edge and wide of the diving Kuldeep at short third. Length ball outside off, Samson throws the bat and gets lucky beating the dive from the spinner.
RR 222/2 (20) CRR: 11.1
Sanju Samson 46(19)
Shimron Hetmyer 1(1
In reply to Drapsey
De Powman should make some today...jus clear his mind...and go for for it
Wankhede is always one of those wickets, as a batsmen if you are set you can go after the bowling. Initially Jos was going well and I was just trying to give him strike as much as possible, once we got into that rhythm we were just feeding off each other.
DC 14/0 (2) CRR: 7 REQ: 11.61
Delhi Capitals need 209 runs
Prithvi Shaw 9(
David Warner 5(4
DC 25/0 (3) CRR: 8.33 REQ: 11.65
Delhi Capitals need 198 runs
DC 35/0 (4) CRR: 8.75 REQ: 11.75
Obed McCoy
1-0-10-0
4.3
Prasidh to Warner, out Caught by Samson!! Warner's given out. He waits for a second or two before starting the walk back.
Warner c Samson b Prasidh 28(14) [4s-5 6s-1]
5.1
Ashwin to Sarfaraz Khan, out Caught by Prasidh!! Ashwin strikes first ball. Sarfaraz wanted to take on the off-spinner from the get-go and perishes in the process. He premeditates the sweep and does not get the length he wants,
Sarfaraz Khan c Prasidh b Ashwin 1(3)
DC 48/2 (5.1) CRR: 9.29 REQ: 11.8
Delhi Capitals need 175 runs in 89 balls
Prithvi Shaw 19(14)
5.3
Ashwin to Pant, FOUR, to deep mid-wicket
8.3
Obed McCoy to Prithvi Shaw, no ball, byes, FOUR, that surely must have slipped out of the hand. The attempted back of the hand slower ball and McCoy sprays it way outside off, does not even pitch on the square and bounces wide of Samson and beats him to the third man fence
8.2
Obed McCoy to Prithvi Shaw, SIX, whoa! That's some hit from Shaw. He was completely deceived by the slower ball, the bottom hand even comes off the bat handle but he just goes through with the loft, gets it over extra cover and the ball just clears the rope
8.1
Obed McCoy to Prithvi Shaw, FOUR, much needed boundary for Delhi. Angled across and Shaw short-arm jabs it over mid-wicket, generated so much power that it almost went the distance, one bounce and over the ropes
Than one really slipped out of McCoy's hand, bandaged arm and all.
8.4
Obed McCoy to Pant, FOUR, to fine leg
And McCoy has gotten through his 2nd over. Some accomplishment.
In reply to Drapsey
Obed took an absolute beating in that over. Gave the Capitals some life.
DC 96/2 (9.2) CRR: 10.29 REQ: 11.91
Delhi Capitals need 127 runs in 64 balls
Obed McCoy
2-0-32-0
11.4
Prasidh to Pant, out Caught by Padikkal!! Another chance, and Padikkal takes it! This was in the air for an eternity and Padikkal has managed to pull it off. For a moment it seemed as if he would misjudge this, but steadies himself under the skier and dives forward in time near gully and grabs it inches above the ground. Was a back of a length delivery around off and Pant tried to hack it through the leg-side as he ended up getting yet another top edge. Chahal failed to cling on to it, but Padikkal doesn't make the same mistake.
Pant c Padikkal b Prasidh 44(24) [4s-4 6s-2]
12.6
Chahal to Axar, out Bowled!! Knocked him over! A nicely tossed up delivery by Chahal, leg-break around off and Axar goes down on his knee to play the slogsweep. Misses it altogether and the stumps have been rattled. The purple cap holder keeps adding wickets to his tally, his 18th of the season. Delhi in trouble having lost their fifth wicket. Asking rate is inching closer to the 14-run mark.
Axar b Chahal 1(4)
DC 140/5 (14.2) CRR: 9.77 REQ: 14.65
Delhi Capitals need 83 runs in 34 balls
15.3
Boult to Thakur, out Thakur Run Out!! 1 run completed. That's a suicidal of a run-out. Shardul was always struggling to come back for the second. Had heaved this in front of Parag at long-on and he called for two straight away. Think he slipped a bit while going for the second run and Parag fires in a flat throw at Samson's end. The captain calmly gathers the ball and whips off the bails with Shardul comfortably out of the crease.
Thakur run out (Riyan Parag/Samson) 10(7) [6s-1]
Powell walks out to bat with Delhi Capitals requiring 66 runs in 27 balls.
15.4
Boult to Powell, 1 run, on a length around off, a lot slower through the air
DC 172/6 (17) CRR: 10.12 REQ: 17
Delhi Capitals need 51 runs in 18 balls
Rovman Powell 3(4)
Lalit Yadav 36(20)
17.1
Boult to Powell, no run, slower one outside off, keeps a touch low, Powell has a swing and a miss
17.2
Boult to Powell, 1 run, yorker length ball around off,
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17.4
Boult to Powell, SIX, fraction short by Boult, Powell treks back in the crease and thumps it over deep mid-wicket as he middles it to perfection. 87 metre six and the equation is down to 42 runs off 14 balls..
17.4
Boult to Powell, wide, attempts a slower bouncer, but it's above the batter's head and out of his reach
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17.6
Boult to Powell, SIX, what a massive six that! End of Boult's spell. A slower one by him and Powell has absolutely launched this over long-off. Clean as a whistle and that's a 15-run over for the Capitals
18.3
Prasidh to Lalit Yadav, out Caught by Samson!!
Lalit Yadav c Samson b Prasidh 37(24) [4s-3 6s-2]
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18.2
Prasidh to Lalit Yadav, no run, short and quick from round the wicket, Lalit Yadav tries to heave across the line, makes no contact once again. 36 runs required off 10 balls now..
18.1
Prasidh to Lalit Yadav, no run, tries to be agricultural, goes down on his knee by shuffling across and Prasidh keeps it outside off, a full toss that Lalit Yadav fails to connect
Wicket maiden in the 18th
Prasidh Krishna
4-1-22-3
DC 187/7 (19) CRR: 9.84 REQ: 36
Delhi Capitals need 36 runs in 6 balls
Kuldeep Yadav 0(3)
Rovman Powell 16(9
Obed McCoy [2.0-0-32-0] is back into the attack
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19.1
Obed McCoy to Powell, SIX, wow! Why wasn't he sent in to bat earlier? That will be the question asked to the Delhi think tank after this clash. Wankhede goes berserk as Powell has tonked this overpitched delivery right over the bowler's head. Samson immediately walks up to Obed McCoy and has a word with him
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19.2
Obed McCoy to Powell, SIX, oh ho! Make that two sixes in two balls. Full and quick outside off, Powell goes down on his knee and carves this over deep extra cover for a flat six. A tensed look on Obed McCoy's face who needs to bowl only one dot ball. Nothing more!
Poor McCoy
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19.3
Obed McCoy to Powell, SIX, and the Wankhede erupts! Obed McCoy tries to go full, tries to fire in a yorker, but he misses the length. Ends up bowling a full toss and Powell has clubbed it over deep mid-wicket. That's a hat-trick of sixes and chants of 'Powell, Powell,' all round Wankhede
Obaad McCoy !!!
Pant is not happy with the umpire's decision. He reckons this should be a no ball for height He's asking Powell to come back and one of DC's coaches - Pravin Amre is on the field. First controversial incident of IPL 2022. What drama! But they have decided to carry on. 18 required off 3 balls now..
19.6
Obed McCoy to Powell, out Caught by Samson!! What an anticlimax! Pant and the other DC players along with the staff looked stunned and disappointed. Only if that waist high full toss was given a no-ball. Things could have been completely different. Anyway, Royals win the thriller by 15 runs. A short ball by Obed McCoy and Powell swings across the line, only to get a top edge that skies up in the air and Samson settles underneath to complete a safe catch. The players are not even shaking hands
Powell c Samson b Obed McCoy 36(15) [6s-5]
RR 222/2 (20)
DC 207/8 (20)
Rajasthan Royals won by 15 runs
Nice Rovman. Giving McCoy a wicket that is.
That's how you treat, actually encourage, the youngsters.
This has got to be the best death (over) bowling on record.
4 wickets for 5 runs.
Gwaan Dre Russ!
2.6
Yash Dayal to Russell, SIX, to deep square leg
12.5
Yash Dayal to Russell, SIX, wow this has been smoked! Full toss at the body, just below the waist, and Russell swings it into the crowd
12.4
Yash Dayal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run, low full toss around off, eased down to long-on
12.4
Yash Dayal to Venkatesh Iyer, wide, attempts a wide yorker to save the free hit, but he's gone outside the marker
12.4
Yash Dayal to Russell, no ball, superb short ball that catches Russell in an awkward position. He has taken his eyes off and miscued the pull straight to fine leg. But hold on.. The hooter goes off to signal a no-ball! Oh dear!
12.3
Yash Dayal to Russell, FOUR, short ball at Russell again, this time there's a big swing as he goes for a pull and it flies off the top-edge over the keeper and first slip
12.2
Yash Dayal to Russell, no run, backs away a touch and Dayal follows him with a bumper! Russell takes evasive action
Gawn in the deep ...
13.2
Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, out Caught by Abhinav Manohar!!
Venkatesh Iyer c Abhinav Manohar b Rashid Khan 17(17) [4s-2]
Stat: Russell vs Rashid
9 inngs
48 runs
4 dismissals
Avg 12.00
SR 160.00
14.2
Ferguson to Russell, SIX, brutal stuff from Russell! A full toss on off stump and a violent swing to send it down the ground,
15.2
Rashid Khan to Shivam Mavi, out Bowled!!
Shivam Mavi b Rashid Khan 2(4)
GT 156/9 (20)
KKR 112/7 (16.1) CRR: 6.93 REQ: 11.74
Kolkata Knight Riders need 45 runs in 23 ball
16.3
Shami to Russell, SIX, to third man
GT 156/9 (20)
KKR 120/7 (17) CRR: 7.06 REQ: 12.33
Kolkata Knight Riders need 37 runs in 18 balls
Umesh Yadav 5(6)
Andre Russell 31(17
17.4
Ferguson to Umesh Yadav, SIX, to mid-wicket
KKR 128/7 (1 CRR: 7.11 REQ: 14.5
Kolkata Knight Riders need 29 runs in 12 balls
18.1
Yash Dayal to Russell, 1 run, to sweeper cover
18.2
Yash Dayal to Umesh Yadav, 1 run, to long-o
18.3
Yash Dayal to Russell, SIX, to long-off
18.4
Yash Dayal to Russell, 2 runs, to square third man
18.5
Yash Dayal to Russell, 1 run, to long-on
KKR 139/7 (19) CRR: 7.32 REQ: 18
Kolkata Knight Riders need 18 runs in 6 balls
Umesh Yadav 13(12)
Andre Russell 42(23
19.1
Alzarri Joseph to Russell, SIX, to long-on
19.2
Alzarri Joseph to Russell, out Caught by Ferguson!! A screamer from Lockie Ferguson! We had one from Manohar earlier, and now right at the crucial moment with everything on the line, Ferguson takes a stunner to send Russell packing.
Russell c Ferguson b Alzarri Joseph 48(25) [4s-1 6s-6]
Kolkata Knight Riders need 9 runs in 2 balls
KKR 148/8 (19.5) CRR: 7.46 REQ: 54
Kolkata Knight Riders need 9 runs in 1 ball
GT 156/9 (20)
KKR 148/8 (20)
Gujarat Titans won by 8 runs
Alzarri Joseph 4-0-31-1
Andre Russell 1 0 5 4
STAT: Fewest matches to 100 IPL wickets
70 L Malinga
82 Bhuvneshwar
83 Amit Mishra/ A Nehra/ Rashid Khan
84 Y Chahal
86 S Narine
Yuvraj 66 & 4/29 PWI v DC 2011
Yuvraj 83 & 4/35 RCB v RR 2014
D Wiese 47 & 4/33 RCB v MI 2015
A Russell 48 & 4/5 KKR v GT 2022
- off the last ball vs PBKS
- with one ball left vs CSK
- with two balls left vs LSG
- for eight runs vs KKR
In reply to Narper
Koli....back to back Golden Duck.
Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, 36th Match
Faf du Plessis(c), Anuj Rawat, Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, Suyash Prabhudessai, Shahbaz Ahmed, Dinesh Karthik(w), Wanindu Hasaranga, Harshal Patel, Josh Hazlewood, Mohammed Siraj
Sunrisers Hyderabad (Playing XI):
Abhishek Sharma, Kane Williamson(c), Rahul Tripathi, Aiden Markram, Nicholas Pooran(w), Shashank Singh, Jagadeesha Suchith, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Marco Jansen, Umran Malik, T Natarajan
In reply to Narper
Exciting matches today!
KKR lost despite Russell heroics
Jansen got DuPlesis and Kohli in consecutive deliveries!
1.2
Marco Jansen to du Plessis, out Bowled!! Knocked him over! Jansen is delighted. 133.6kph, du Plessis expects another one to swing in and slightly moves leg-side as he tries to defend. The fullish length ball, however, holds its line and beats the outside edge to uproot the off-stump. The skipper gets squared up and plays down the wrong line. Perfect start for SRH.
du Plessis b Marco Jansen 5(7) [4s-1]
1.3
Marco Jansen to Kohli, out Caught by Markram!! Back-to-back golden ducks for Virat Kohli! He stands there in disbelief. 140.5kph, pitched up delivery around off and Kohli plays with hard hands as he tries to drive/push through mid-on. Thick outside edge and the ball goes straight into the bucket hands of Markram at second slip. Another failure for Kohli.
Kohli c Markram b Marco Jansen 0(1)
1.6
Marco Jansen to Anuj Rawat, out Caught by Markram!! Three wickets in the over! 135.6kph, good length delivery, gets it move slightly away from the left-hander and Anuj Rawat jabs with hard hands. Gets a thick outside edge and Markram dives to his right from second slip to snaffle it in front of first slip. Top-class stuff from Jansen and RCB are in a soup
Anuj Rawat c Markram b Marco Jansen 0(2)
RCB 8/3 (2) CRR: 4
Marco Jansen
1-0-3-3
In reply to Narper
Im thrilled when KKR and RCB get their asses kicked!
4.2
T Natarajan to Maxwell, out Caught by Williamson!! KW dives forward at mid-off and claims the catch. The umpires, however, sen it upstairs. Just one look and the TV umpire is happy. OUT flashed on the giant screen. RCB have lost their top-four inside five overs! Seam-up, full ball marginally outside off, Maxwell doesn't bother to keep it down and pays the price. Came off the bottom part of the bat and he ended up chipping it in the air.
Maxwell c Williamson b T Natarajan 12(11) [4s-2]
In reply to StumpCam
I know you love the Kohli duck curry more than anything

RCB 26/4 (5) CRR: 5.2
In reply to Narper
Kohli have my sympathies! He is going through a dry patch!
No sympathies for RCB. Of all the teams, I would love it if they lose every game.
In reply to archangel
Have a difficult time understanding disliking a team. I would like to believe sports enthusiasts would enjoy competitive games with players putting forth their best to outperform the competition.
8.2
J Suchith to Prabhudessai, out Stumped!! Quick glovework from Pooran. Prabhudessai moves leg-side for a massive heave-across-the-line and the momentum takes his forward. Fails to put bat on ball against this in-dart and he might be in trouble. The third umpire wants to check if there was any inside edge. UltraEdge confirms no bat. And Prabhudessai's back leg is outside the crease! He couldn't drag it back in time. Pooran was lightning quick behind the sticks.
Prabhudessai st Pooran b J Suchith 15(20) [4s-1]
RCB 47/5 (8.2) CRR: 5.64
Shahbaz Ahmed 5(10)
8.3
J Suchith to Karthik, no run, in-drifting full ball,
In reply to Overthrow
As difficult as that is for you to understand, most people have a team they like to see lose.
That is not to take away from the competitiveness of the match up.
The hotter the battle, the sweeter the loss for that team.
8.5
J Suchith to Karthik, out Caught by Pooran!! Drifting down leg, Karthik goes for the sweep and did he get a tickle? Hit the keeper's thigh and Pooran somehow manages to cling onto it. Wide signalled by the umpire. Jagadeesha Suchith and Pooran are certain that there was bat/glove involved and SRH have reviewed it. And, UltraEdge confirms that it brushed the batter's glove. Excellent review from SRH.
Karthik c Pooran b J Suchith 0(3)
RCB 47/6 (9) CRR: 5.22
Harshal Patel 0(1)
Shahbaz Ahmed 5(10)
Jagadeesha Suchith
2-0-8-2
Pooran having an excellent day behind the stumps .
9.2
Umran Malik to Shahbaz Ahmed, out Caught by Pooran!! ]138.6kph, another strangle down leg? Umran Malik is celebrating, Pooran is confident. The TV umpire has been summoned to check if it's a fair delivery. One look and Chris Gaffaney rules it in favour of the bowling side. Back of a length, Shahbaz Ahmed gets inside the line and awkwardly pulls. The ball brushes his gloves and Pooran dives full-length to his right to take an outstanding catch.
Shahbaz Ahmed c Pooran b Umran Malik 7(12) [4s-1]
12.1
T Natarajan to Harshal Patel, out Bowled!! The off-stump is knocked over. T Natarajan comes back and strikes. The RCB fans are shell-shocked. Lovely delivery, fullish on middle and leg, then seams away after pitching, opens Harshal Patel up completely on the back foot block and takes out the off-stump. T Natarajan no wonder has a big smile on his face.
Harshal Patel b T Natarajan 4(
RCB 55/8 (12.3) CRR: 4.4
In reply to StumpCam
My team from the beginning of IPL...Mumbai Indians ent win a game yet
I see my boy Tendulkar in the team dug out and I feel sad for him
My current boy Rohit is failing like Kohli
14.4
Marco Jansen to Hasaranga, FOUR, to deep extra cover
RCB 65/8 (15) CRR: 4.33
15.2
T Natarajan to Hasaranga, out Bowled!! That is poor from Hasaranga. But he had no option. Length ball on off, Hasaranga swipes across the line and loses his off-stump. Rushed through the shot and beat him. Again T Natarajan knocks the off-stump over.
Hasaranga b T Natarajan 8(19) [4s-1]
RCB 65/9 (15.2) CRR: 4.24
16.1
Bhuvneshwar to Siraj, out Caught by Williamson!! Straight up and Williamson running back from the off-side ring catches it and then tumbles over. Length ball on the stumps, Siraj makes room and lofts off the toe-end, Williamson kept his eyes on it till the end and takes a very good catch. RCB have been shot out for 68.
Siraj c Williamson b Bhuvneshwar 2(4)
RCB 68 (16.1) CRR: 4.21
T Natarajan
3-0-10-3
Marco Jansen
4-0-25-3
Umran Malik
4-0-13-1
Jagadeesha Suchith
3-0-12-2
Bhuvneshwar Kumar
2.1-0-8-1
Totals under 100 most times in IPL:
9 Delhi Capitals
8 Royal Challengers Bangalore
6 Mumbai Indians/ Rajasthan Royals
5 Punjab Kings
49 RCB vs KKR Kolkata 2017
58 RR vs RCB Cape Town 2009
66 DC vs MI Delhi 2017
67 DC vs PBKS Mohali 2017
67 KKR vs MI Mumbai WS 2008
68 RCB vs SRH Mumbai BS 2022
Abhishek Sharma and Williamson are at the crease.
Abhishek Sharma is on strike.
Siraj will open the attack
SRH 33/0 (4) CRR: 8.25 REQ: 2.25
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 36 runs
Abhishek Sharma 28(17)
Kane Williamson 3(7
4.1
Harshal Patel to Abhishek Sharma, FOUR, slapped, short of a good length and well wide of off, Abhishek leans across and then cuts it wide of cover, runs away to the ropes in a hurry
4.2
Harshal Patel to Abhishek Sharma, FOUR, hammered, on a good length and well wide of off, Abhishek gets a good stride forward and then drills the drive over cover, couple of bounces and over the ropes
SRH 42/0 (5) CRR: 8.4 REQ: 1.8
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 27 runs in 90 balls
SRH 63/0 (7) CRR: 9 REQ: 0.46
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 6 runs in 78 balls
7.2
Harshal Patel to Abhishek Sharma, out Caught by Anuj Rawat!! There's something to cheer for RCB, and that comes with the match almost over - on a good length and angling into the left-hander, Abhishek was looking to shove it with the angle, buit he lofted it straighter and didn't have the power behind the shot - Rawat runs across to his right at long-on and completes the catch.
Abhishek Sharma c Anuj Rawat b Harshal Patel 47(2 [4s-8 6s-1]
SRH 64/1 (7.3) CRR: 8.53 REQ: 0.4
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 5 runs in 75 balls
Licks like peas.
RCB 68 (16.1)
SRH 72/1 (
Sunrisers Hyderabad won by 9 wkts
87 MI vs KKR Mumbai WS 2008
76 KTK vs RR Indore 2011
73 PBKS vs DC Mohali 2017
72 SRH vs RCB Mumbai 2022 *
71 RCB vs PBKS Indore 2018
In reply to Narper
How come Russell didnt get the MOM award???
You dont see a performance like that every day
In reply to Halliwell
Stupid tradition where the MOM is not chosen from the losing team.
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Similar to the game against Mumbai in Chennai last year, where I bowled two crucial overs at the end. Wasn't looking for wickets in the last over, was just trying to keep them under 160. It's massive (the boundary on one side), but the heat of the moment makes the batters to try to clear it. I hope I don't have to bat today, hope the guys above me finish the job and we get the two points. The track is gripping a bit, especially the slower ones.
Lucknow Super Giants vs Mumbai Indians, 37th Match
Mumbai are going home tonight, literally.
After multiple round of playing in and around the city, they're finally getting to step into what once used to be a fortress. And although this is too big a bridge to jump even for a team that's done some pretty weird things in the past, what's to stop us from hoping for something weirder this time around.
Mumbai are one loss away from an official elimination
Tendy 49th birthday...most present out there interacting with his Mumbai Indians
Mumbai Indians have won the toss and have opted to field
Rohit Sharma(c), Ishan Kishan(w), Dewald Brevis, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Kieron Pollard, Hrithik Shokeen, Daniel Sams, Jaydev Unadkat, Riley Meredith, Jasprit Bumrah
Lucknow Super Giants (Playing XI):
Quinton de Kock(w), KL Rahul(c), Manish Pandey, Krunal Pandya, Deepak Hooda, Ayush Badoni, Marcus Stoinis, Jason Holder, Dushmantha Chameera, Ravi Bishnoi, Mohsin Khan
de Kock is on strike.
Daniel Sams will open the attack
Pouty dives on the boundary and makes a belly slide....but 4444444444444444444444
1.5
Hrithik Shokeen to Rahul, FOUR, tonks it downtown. Makes early room, gets under the length, and with a full extension of his hands, lofts it over the bowler, beating long-off's dive as well
In reply to Narper
Very good bowling by Shokeen.
2.2
Daniel Sams to Rahul, FOUR, 132kph, proper juicy half-volley on the legs, and Rahul piles on the stray, with a whippy flick, nailing it through an empty mid-wicket
2.3
Daniel Sams to Rahul, FOUR, 136.2kph, overcompensated now. From full and on the legs, to too short and too wide. Rahul rocks back, throws his bat out, and slaps it away over point
3.5
Bumrah to de Kock, SIX, dropped, and worse, parried over the ropes. Quinton typically whipped this uppishly off his legs, and Tilak Verma has been placed perfectly just for this shot by the boundary at deep square leg. And it's at a nice height to him as well. Nope, he won't hold on
3.6
Bumrah to de Kock, out Caught by Rohit!! The life doesn't cost a lot. A low full toss on off, driven off the toe-end, and a low dipping catch at short cover.
de Kock c Rohit b Bumrah 10(9) [6s-1]
LSG 27/1 (4) CRR: 6.75
KL Rahul17(15)
Jasprit Bumrah
1-0-7-1
11.5
Pollard to Manish Pandey, out Caught by Meredith!! That is a very unusual dismissal. Manish Pandey charges Pollard who digs it in, the ball rises high and Pandey is in no position to play the pull, instead he plays a Tennis-overhead smash but it goes off the toe-end and an easy catch to short fine. Smiles in the MI camp. Pandey disappoints again.
Manish Pandey c Meredith b Pollard 22(22) [6s-1]
LSG 85/2 (12) CRR: 7.08
Marcus Stoinis 0(1)
KL Rahul 52(40)
Kieron Pollard
1-0-3-1
12.5
Daniel Sams to Stoinis, out Caught by Tilak Varma!! Stoinis has pulled it straight to the fielder at deep mid-wicket. The off-cutter on the stumps, is short and sits up for Stoinis who goes deep in his crease and pulls to Tilak. Was hitting to the short boundary but couldn't have picked the fielder any better. Walks off chuntering away in anger
Stoinis c Tilak Varma b Daniel Sams 0(3)
LSG 103/3 (13) CRR: 7.92
Krunal Pandya 1(1)
KL Rahul 64(43)
Pouty strikes again
13.1
Pollard to Krunal Pandya, out Caught by Hrithik Shokeen!! Pollard does the Kylian Mbappe folded arms celebration. Off-cutter outside off, on a fuller length, Krunal Pandya is through with the swipe across the line too early, off the toe of the bat and an easy catch to deep mid-wicket. Pandya did not pick that change of pace and MI have two quick wickets with KL watching this from the other end.
Krunal Pandya c Hrithik Shokeen b Pollard 1(2)
Pollard in dey pwefen, the crowd chanting his name.
LSG 108/4 (14) CRR: 7.71
Kieron Pollard
2-0-8-2
15.3
Meredith to Hooda, out Caught by Brevis!!
Hooda c Brevis b Meredith 10(9) [4s-1]
LSG 121/5 (15.3) CRR: 7.81
17.6
Unadkat to Rahul, FOUR, hat-trick of fours to end. The 150 is up as well. Another short slower ball on the stumps, Rahul nails the pull through mid-wicket and even though deep square has little ground to cover to his left, he has no chance. Onto 94 now
17.5
Unadkat to Rahul, FOUR, four more. Drilled over Unadkat's left hand. Slower ball full on the stumps, Rahul smashes it powerfully and before Unadkat put his hand up, the ball had rifled past
17.4
Unadkat to Rahul, FOUR, this time Rahul does not make a pre-determined movement, stays on the crease, waits for the slower ball, it is short and he pulls into the gap at deep square
LSG 151/5 (1 CRR: 8.39
KL Rahul 94(57)
Ayush Badoni 6(6
LSG 155/5 (19) CRR: 8.16
19.1
Meredith to Rahul, SIX, 100 for KL. Brings it up with a six over deep mid-wicket - to the longest part of the fence. No big celebrations as he raises his bat and soaks in the applause.
Stat: Most 100s in IPL
6 Chris Gayle (141 innings)
5 Virat Kohli (207 innings)
4 Jos Buttler (71 innings)
4 KL Rahul (93 innings)
4 Shane Watson (141 innings)
4 David Warner (155 innings)
19.4
Meredith to Ayush Badoni, out Caught by Pollard!!
Ayush Badoni c Pollard b Meredith 14(11) [6s-1]
LSG 168/6 (20) CRR: 8.4
Jason Holder 0(2)
KL Rahul 103(62)
Kieron Pollard
2-0-8-2
Kieron Pollard:
I haven't bowled in the last couple of games. We have restricted them to 168 on a good wicket. It sticks in the first ten overs, hopefully we can bat smartly with the dew coming down. We need to take care of the dimensions. It is what it is, we have played some good cricket but haven't gotten over the line. We owe it to the team, to the franchise and to our fans. I can't even remember the last game we played here. Hopefully we can leave with smiles on our faces
0.2
Mohsin Khan to Ishan Kishan, 5 wides, QDK had no chance this time. Mohsin Khan was holding the seam very tight and he ended up spilling this short delivery well down the leg-side
3.1
Chameera to Rohit, FOUR, Rohit is up for it tonight. Charges down the pitch, converts this onto a length delivery and deposits it over mid-on with disdain. Just the sheer dominance right from the feet movement to execution.
5.4
Holder to Rohit, SIX, Holder is back to bowling pace and he's dug it short right where Rohit likes it, a skip down the pitch and Rohit gave it all on the pull to send it flat over the shortest side of the ground. 69-metres over deep square
5.5
Holder to Rohit, FOUR, there's nothing half-hearted about this shot. He makes room early
MI 43/0 (6) CRR: 7.17 REQ: 9
Mumbai Indians need 126 runs in 84 balls
Rohit Sharma 31(19)
Ishan Kishan 6(17)
Jason Holder
2-0-18-0
7.1
Ravi Bishnoi to Ishan Kishan, out Caught by Holder!! The torture is over for Ishan Kishan. He started walking even before the bowler broke into half-an-appeal. Probably he had the best sight of that ball and the catch of course. It was a googly from Ravi Bishnoi, Ishan Kishan desperately wanted a release shot and went hard in the process. Skewed it off the thick inside edge and it looped up to the left of Holder at slip straight off the keeper's boot. Holder cannot believe his luck and the LSG players are all smiles.
Ishan Kishan c Holder b Ravi Bishnoi 8(20)
Wow dat looks like it touched ground first before his boot
Here comes the Brevis kid.
Let's enjoy some good batting display.
In reply to Narper
One angle looks like it touched the ground, the other looks clearly offered the boot. Seen one of these before in a test match off Sobers boot.
MI 54/1 ( CRR: 6.75 REQ: 9.58
Mumbai Indians need 115 runs in 72 balls
Rohit Sharma 37(26)
Dewald Brevis 3(2
In reply to Drapsey
8.3
Mohsin Khan to Brevis, out Caught by Chameera!! One brings two. Mohsin Khan is pumped up and he has every reason to be so. Bowled it short and wide, Brevis - with both feet up in the air - tried to ramp it fine but didn't quite get the desired timing. Slices it off the thick top-edge and Chameera manages to cling on. It was dipping on him as he ran forward from third man but the pacer never took his eyes off the ball and held his nerve till the last moment.
Brevis c Chameera b Mohsin Khan 3(5)
In reply to Narper
I officially retire.
In reply to Drapsey
You have become very consistent in this thing
Brevis hadnt two good games with the bat, looks like analytics has exposed some weakness.
9.4
Krunal Pandya to Rohit, out Caught by (sub)Gowtham !! That was a horror shot from Rohit Sharma. Probably sums up Mumbai Indians' season so far. 22 balls since the last boundary and the skipper tries to play the release shot to gather some moment. The intent was good but the execution, exact opposite. A mighty swipe with his body weight falling into the off-side on one knee
Rohit c (sub)Gowtham b Krunal Pandya 39(31) [4s-5 6s-1]
LSG 168/6 (20)
MI 59/3 (10) CRR: 5.9 REQ: 11
Mumbai Indians need 110 runs in 60 balls
Suryakumar Yadav 2(3)
Tilak Varma 1(1)
In reply to Drapsey
I am backing Pouty to bring in home
I believe he is in the zone after his international cricket retirement
10.6
Ravi Bishnoi to Suryakumar Yadav, FOUR, to fine leg
In reply to Narper
Not saying anything. I wouldn't want him to go the Brevis route on account of me.
MI 66/3 (11) CRR: 6 REQ: 11.44
Mumbai Indians need 103 runs in 54 balls
Suryakumar Yadav 7(6)
Tilak Varma 3(4)
11.2
Ayush Badoni to Suryakumar Yadav, out Caught by Rahul!! Massive wicket as MI lose their only remaining in-form batter in Suryakumar! This is drifting across middle and off from round the wicket, and he wants to whip it against the angle over midwicket, probably expecting it to grip a little.
Suryakumar Yadav c Rahul b Ayush Badoni 7(7) [4s-1]
MI 67/4 (11.2) CRR: 5.91 REQ: 11.77
Mumbai Indians need 102 runs in 52 balls
Kieron Pollard comes to the crease
13.1
Ravi Bishnoi to Tilak Varma, SIX, right in the slot from Bishnoi and Varma is only too happy to be snapping it up after the examination from Chameera in the previous over.
13.4
Ravi Bishnoi to Tilak Varma, SIX, turning into the over that MI desperately needed.
MI 93/4 (14) CRR: 6.64 REQ: 12.67
Mumbai Indians need 76 runs in 36 balls
Kieron Pollard 6(7)
Tilak Varma 20(14
14.1
Mohsin Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run, yes he pounds it on a short of length, Varma shuffles across and tucks it behind square
14.2
Mohsin Khan to Pollard, 1 run, to square leg
come on POUTY
14.4
Mohsin Khan to Pollard, 1 run, contrary to expectation, this one is full outside off and Pollard pushes through cover
14.6
Mohsin Khan to Pollard, no run
15.1
Holder to Tilak Varma, FOUR, between extra cover and long-off
15.2
Holder to Tilak Varma, FOUR, to deep mid-wicket
Loud chants of Pollard, Pollard
15.4
Holder to Pollard, wide, short ball down leg as Pollard steps out
15.4
Holder to Pollard, 1 run, to backward square leg
Naah Pouty.....
That ball from JHo is as wide as the humpire signaling it.
MI 110/4 (16) CRR: 6.88 REQ: 14.75
Mumbai Indians need 59 runs in 24 balls
ilak Varma 33(21)
Kieron Pollard 9(12
This is embarrassing Pouty.....,come on man
16.6
Mohsin Khan to Pollard, no run
16.4
Mohsin Khan to Pollard, 1 run, to deep mid-wicket
16.3
Mohsin Khan to Pollard, no run
16.2
Mohsin Khan to Pollard, SIX, Mohsin goes short again and Pollard is ready for it! This has gone like a rocket over square leg! Pollard swivels across and pulls it flat and hard, it goes skimming over the ropes
MI 119/4 (17) CRR: 7 REQ: 16.67
Mumbai Indians need 50 runs in 18 balls
Kieron Pollard 16(16)
Tilak Varma 35(23)
17.2
Holder to Pollard, 1 run, overpitched outside off, a lovely length because it's full enough to stop Pollard from getting under it. And it's quite wide outside off too. Pollard muscles the drive along the ground to long-off
17.5
Holder to Tilak Varma, out Caught by Ravi Bishnoi!! Holder's doing the job for LSG and a fantastic over gets even better as Varma hits this straight to deep midwicket. Low full toss on leg,
Tilak Varma c Ravi Bishnoi b Holder 38(27) [4s-2 6s-2]
MI 125/5 (1 CRR: 6.94 REQ: 22
Mumbai Indians need 44 runs in 12 balls
Daniel Sams 1(1)
Kieron Pollard 17(17
MI 125/5 (1 CRR: 6.94 REQ: 22
Mumbai Indians need 44 runs in 12 balls
Daniel Sams1(1)
Kieron Pollard 17(17)
Jason Holder
4-0-36-1
18.3
Chameera to Pollard, 1 run, to long-off
Is Pouty aware what the score is?????
Pouty at 19 off 19.
Looking to come back as a test player?
19.1
Krunal Pandya to Pollard, out Caught by Hooda!! Krunal removes Pollard and then jumps on his back to plant a kiss on his head. A friendly send-off from his former teammate. Pollard in no mood for any fun and games though as he walks off. It's a one-handed miscue as he looks to loft it down the ground, long-on runs across and makes no mistake
Pollard c Hooda b Krunal Pandya 19(20) [6s-1]
All over for Pouty.....he would want to forget this innings
MI 131/6 (19.1) CRR: 6.83 REQ: 45.6
Mumbai Indians need 38 runs in 5 balls
Pollard was seeking to boost his average by keeping his wicket.
19.3
Krunal Pandya to Daniel Sams, out Unadkat Run Out!!
Unadkat run out (Holder/Krunal Pandya) 1(1)
19.4
Krunal Pandya to Daniel Sams, out Caught by Ravi Bishnoi!!
Daniel Sams c Ravi Bishnoi b Krunal Pandya 3(7)
And the Bum plays one of the most attractive defensive stroke ever.
LSG 168/6 (20)
MI 132/8 (20)
Lucknow Super Giants won by 36 runs
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
KL Rahul
In reply to cricketmad
Peeping from behind the couch?
In T20 cricket
Figures Vs Year
0-14 MI 2022
1-16 IND 2021
4-17 ENG 2021
1-17 SLAF 2015
1-17 KT 2020
His 100s against MI are:
100* at Wankhede, 2019
103* at Brabourne, 2022
103* at Wankhede, 2022
KL Rahul, Player of the Match:
Will have to make up for all the over rates and fines I'm getting (with his Player of the Match awards). Trying to play according to the situation, see what's expected out of me. Enjoying batting, enjoying the responsibility. Fingers crossed I can keep doing the right things. First thought was just get bat on ball, feel good, get that single. When you've played in a venue that's been good to me previously, but not so much in the last two games, just wanted to get that single first. Lucky that I could score as much as I did. I try and assess the pitch and conditions and see what's best I could do for the team. With this team, we do bat deep. Holder is batting at eight. With the depth, you can play a bit more freely. That's probably the only reason (for his higher strike rate). Teams that can defend well, or bowl well in the powerplay and finish off well in the death overs are teams that have won the tournament. We were very clear going into the auctions - I'm big on having allrounders in the team. Having them in the team, makes my life easier with the options.
Mayank Agarwal(c), Shikhar Dhawan, Jonny Bairstow, Liam Livingstone, Jitesh Sharma(w), Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Rishi Dhawan, Kagiso Rabada, Rahul Chahar, Sandeep Sharma, Arshdeep Singh
Chennai Super Kings (Playing XI):
Ruturaj Gaikwad, Robin Uthappa, Ambati Rayudu, Shivam Dube, Ravindra Jadeja(c), MS Dhoni(w), Mitchell Santner, Dwaine Pretorius, Dwayne Bravo, Mukesh Choudhary, Maheesh Theekshana
The storied franchises are at the bottom of the points table.
PBKS 187/4 (20) CRR: 9.35
Shikhar Dhawan 88*(59)
Dwayne Bravo
4-0-42-2
1.5
Uthappa c Rishi Dhawan b Sandeep Sharma 1(7)
CSK 69/3 (10) CRR: 6.9 REQ: 11.9
Chennai Super Kings need 119 runs in 60 balls
Ruturaj Gaikwad 24(21)
Ambati Rayudu 18(10)
17.5
Rabada to Rayudu, out Bowled!!
Rayudu b Rabada 78(39) [4s-7 6s-6]
CSK 153/5 (17.5) CRR: 8.58 REQ: 16.15
Chennai Super Kings need 35 runs in 13 balls
Out walks the finisher - MS Dhoni to a huge cheer by the crowd.
17.6
Rabada to Dhoni, no run, 136.4kph, short and quick around off, Dhoni gets surprised by it and sways away
33 runs in 9 balls
18.5
Arshdeep Singh to Dhoni, FOUR, much needed for CSK! A low full toss outside off and Dhoni has bludgeoned it along the carpet as the fielder sprints across at wide long-off but had no chance of stopping that!
CSK 161/5 (19) CRR: 8.47 REQ: 27
Chennai Super Kings need 27 runs in 6 balls
Dhoni to face
19.1
Rishi Dhawan to Dhoni, SIX, to backward square leg
19.2
Rishi Dhawan to Dhoni, wide
19.2
Rishi Dhawan to Dhoni, no run, spears this one in
19.3
RRishi Dhawan to Dhoni, out Caught by Bairstow!! Heartbreak for CSK! The slower delivery by Rishi Dhawan, around leg and Dhoni looks to flick that away. Comes off the cue end, or probably off a leading edge and flies straight into the mitts of Bairstow at deep mid-wicket
Dhoni c Bairstow b Rishi Dhawan 12( [4s-1 6s-1]
19.5
Rishi Dhawan to Jadeja, SIX, low full toss by Rishi Dhawan
PBKS 187/4 (20)
CSK 176/6 (20)
Punjab Kings won by 11 runs
Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Rajasthan Royals, 39th Match
Royal Challengers Bangalore Probable XI:
Faf du Plessis (c), Anuj Rawat/Mahipal Lomror, Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, Dinesh Karthik (wk), Suyash Prabhudesai, Shahbaz Ahmed, Harshal Patel, Wanindu Hasaranga, Josh Hazlewood, Mohammed Siraj
Rajasthan Royals Probable XI:
Jos Buttler, Devdutt Padikkal, Sanju Samson (c&wk), Shimron Hetmyer, Riyan Parag, Karun Nair, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Prasidh Krishna, Obed McCoy, Yuzvendra Chahal
RR 69/4 (10) CRR: 6.9
Why didn't they send Hety earlier?
RR 144/8 (20)
RCB 45/3 ( CRR: 5.62 REQ: 8.33
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 100 runs in 72 balls
In reply to ray
Maybe they wished they sent him later
RCB 87/6 (14.1) CRR: 6.14 REQ: 9.94
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 58 runs in 35 balls
RCB 102/8 (16.4) CRR: 6.12 REQ: 12.9
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 43 runs in 20 balls
RR 144/8 (20)
RCB 115 (19.3)
Rajasthan Royals won by 29 runs
Gujarat Titans vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, 40th Match
Gujarat Titans
Probable XI:
Wriddhiman Saha (wk), Shubman Gill, Hardik Pandya (c), Abhinav Manohar, David Miller, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Alzarri Joseph, Lockie Ferguson, Yash Dayal, Mohammed Shami
Sunrisers Hyderabad
Probable XI:
Abhishek Sharma, Kane Williamson (c), Rahul Tripathi, Aiden Markram, Nicholas Pooran (wk), Shashank Singh, Jagadeesha Suchith, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Marco Jansen, Umran Malik, T Natarajan
It (getting picked by Gujarat in the auction) was a good news for me, getting an opportunity to play in the IPL. To be honest all I remember it (where he claimed six wickets) was a pretty low scoring game and we needed few quick wickets. There is always room for improvement, I'll try to get better and better everyday. You can't do much differently apart from working on the slower ones and the yorkers. I got a few variations (slower ones), quite a bit of them, but as you know it doesn't make sense to give away your secrets.
I try to work plans for different batsmen, whether it's slower balls, yorkers or bouncers. Rest is upto God how the plans work or not. The advice (from Steyn) is to have plans and to execute them well. It's a honour to work with a legend like him. I talk a lot to Bhuvi Bhai (Bhuvneshwar), Nattu (Natarajan) and Jansen. They are all such great bowlers and they help on what to do, and not to do. Gameplan is normal (for Hardik), just to keep things simple.
SRH 112/2 (12) CRR: 9.33
Abhishek Sharma 51(33)
Aiden Markram 27(21
Partnership: 68(42)
15.1
Alzarri Joseph to Abhishek Sharma, out Bowled!! Inside-edge and gone. The slower off-cutter on a fuller length on off, Abhishek Sharma goes for a big slog but drags it back on. Some respite for GT. End of a fine knock from the youngster.
Abhishek Sharma b Alzarri Joseph 65(42) [4s-6 6s-3]
Nicholas Pooran comes to the crease
15.2
Alzarri Joseph to Pooran, no run
15.3
Alzarri Joseph to Pooran, 1 run, full on the stumps, Pooran gets forward to push in front of mid-off for a quick single
16.3
Shami to Pooran, out Caught by Shubman Gill!! Straight to long-on. Was there in the slot but Pooran did not get the elevation to clear Gill. The openers takes it reverse-cupped. And a weird clapping celebration from Shami with a smile on his face. Big wicket for Pooran could've unleashed carnage at the end.
Pooran c Shubman Gill b Shami 3(5)
SRH 195/6 (20) CRR: 9.75
Alzarri Joseph
4-0-35-1
I saw Joseph now listed as Right arm fast on Cricinfo, when up to earlier this year he was listed as medium fast. Apparently gotten stronger, was up 150.4 kph today. Pitch?
Teewatia wrecking some more bowling careers.
GT 181/5 (19.2) CRR: 9.36 REQ: 22.5
Gujarat Titans need 15 runs in 4 balls
Those are some real sad-faced fans (wearing red).
Another exciting finish.
19.3
Marco Jansen to Rashid Khan, SIX, Rashid's got power, plenty of them! Length ball, in the arc and it's been slaughtered down the ground. Into the sight-screen. Blimey!! 9 runs | 3 balls!
19.5
Marco Jansen to Rashid Khan, SIX, he can't! Oh Rashid, you maverick! Low wide full toss, he's somehow gotten under this and sliced it away. Big boundary that side but he doesn't care. Still manages to clear the ropes. Oh my!
19.6
Marco Jansen to Rashid Khan, SIX, RASHID KHAN!!! RASHID KHAN!! OH YOU FREAK, RASHID KHAN! He's done the jailbreak! Oh these TItans, how do they do it time and again? Jansen loses the plot, harmless short ball and it's been pulled away. Fine leg is in place, he leaps but no, he can't stop this. Lands on the ground and is crest-fallen. Gujarat Titans with another heist!
SRH 195/6 (20)
GT 199/5 (20)
Gujarat Titans won by 5 wkts
Delhi Capitals vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 41st Match
Delhi Capitals
Probable XI:
Prithvi Shaw, David Warner, Mitchell Marsh, Rishabh Pant, Rovman Powell, Lalit Yadav, Axar Patel, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Mustafizur Rahman/Anrich Nortje, Khaleel Ahmed
Kolkata Knight Riders
.Probable XI:
Venkatesh Iyer, Sam Billings/Aaron Finch, Shreyas Iyer, Nitish Rana, Rinku Singh/Sheldon Jackson, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Shivam Mavi, Umesh Yadav, Tim Southee/Pat Cummins, Varun Chakravarthy
We're back on the same pitch that produced an absolute humdinger last night. The surface is good, absolutely spectacular. The bowlers need to produce this evening, because the batsmen would be licking their lips.
35/4, Narine out for a golden duck.
In reply to Narper
1st ball duck for Sunil
46/4 after 9 overs. Strategic time out!
KKR 56/4 (10) CRR: 5.6
Nitish Rana 10(
Shreyas Iyer 27(24)
In reply to tops
Golden duck
Nicky Poo gave up duck farming these days
In reply to Windiesfan78
I expect Superman DreRuss to come in and blaze a trail soon
In reply to Narper
72/4 after 12. He needs to come in soon to make an impact.
QUACK QUACK!!!!
Narps, where are the fireworks we were hoping to see? He came, he saw but didn't conquer.
KKR 146/9 (20)
DC 36/2 (4) CRR: 9 REQ: 6.94
Delhi Capitals need 111 runs
In reply to Narper
So Phillip and DreRuss mek ducks
I missed the lack of fireworks...was busy zooming to students ...now lets wait for the Roving Powell

In reply to Narper
Hopefully he will do well today.
DC 82/3 (9.3) CRR: 8.63 REQ: 6.19
Delhi Capitals need 65 runs in 63 balls
In reply to Windiesfan78
Sunil Narine 2 0 14 0
Dre Russ must an over or two too
10.6
Narine to Lalit Yadav, out Lbw!! Lalit Yadav showed his bat to the umpire but that did not help. He then has a chat with Pant and the skipper tells him not to waste a review, This looked dead if there was no bat. Off-break with a hint of turn, Yadav lunges forward and defends the wrong line, the ball beats the inside edge and strikes him right in front of the stumps .
Lalit Yadav lbw b Narine 22(29) [4s-1 6s-
Rovman Powell comes to the crease
11.1
Umesh Yadav to Pant, out Caught by Indrajith!! Game on! This is a superb call from Shreyas Iyer.
Pant c Indrajith b Umesh Yadav 2(5)
In reply to Windiesfan78
Lets see how Powell handles the spin
DC 94/5 (13) CRR: 7.23 REQ: 7.57
Delhi Capitals need 53 runs in 42 balls
Axar Patel 8(
Rovman Powell 2(3)
Andre Russell, right-arm fast, comes into the attack
14.1
Russell to Axar, FOUR, to deep mid-wicket
14.2
Russell to Axar, SIX, 10 off the first two balls. Coach McCullum looks bemused.
14.3
Russell to Axar, 2 runs, to fine leg
14.6
Russell to Powell, out Axar Run Out!! 1 run completed. Needless! A wicket gifted to KKR. Just when Delhi seem to be pulling away they allow KKR back in the game. There was never a second in this and Axar is caught short by a long distance. Full toss on the pads and Powell gently nudges it into the mid-wicket, Shreyas swoops down and sends in a flat throw to the bowler's end.
Axar run out (Shreyas Iyer/Venkatesh Iyer) 24(17) [4s-2 6s-1]
DC 117/6 (16) CRR: 7.31 REQ: 7.5
Delhi Capitals need 30 runs in 24 balls
Shardul Thakur 1(3)
Rovman Powell 8(9)
Sunil Narine
4-0-19-1
16.1
Venkatesh Iyer to Powell, SIX, Powell welcomes him with a nonchalant hit. Length delivery right in the slot and Powell does not try to overhit the lofted shot, just times it flat and over an onlooking Dre Russ at long-on
16.4
Venkatesh Iyer to Powell, FOUR, streaky! Venky Iyer almost deceived Powell with a slower bouncer,
DC 131/6 (17) CRR: 7.71 REQ: 5.33
Delhi Capitals need 16 runs in 18 balls
Shardul Thakur 3(5)
Rovman Powell 20(13)
17.4
Southee to Powell, SIX, to deep square leg
In reply to Narper
Rovman!
DC 143/6 (1 CRR: 7.94 REQ: 2
Delhi Capitals need 4 runs in 12 balls
Shardul Thakur 7(9)
Rovman Powell 27(15)
18.6
Shreyas Iyer to Powell, SIX, Delhi Capitals win by 4 wickets. Powell could not see them through in their previous game against RR but he ensures it is him that is hitting the winning runs. Floated up invitingly and Powell takes the invitation, clears his front leg and smokes it into the second tier near long-on
KKR 146/9 (20)
DC 150/6 (19) CRR: 7.89
Delhi Capitals won by 4 wkts
Rovman Powell 33(16)
Shardul Thakur 8(14
In reply to Narper
Phillip did better than DreRus. His duck was golden.
In reply to mikesiva
ROVMAN will be white ball cappo for WI
In reply to Narper
Well done by Powell, sensible innings and good cleaning hitting. Got the team over the line with a well played 33 not out.
9 defeats in 2009
6 defeats in 2019
5 defeats in 2022*
From the start, we were trying to finish it in the first three balls of the over given that Shreyas was a part timer. That is what I told Shardul, but then I had to do it myself. Just that kind of a wicket that would take 5-7 balls to settle on. I trusted the wicket and trusted myself. We thought their score was short. At the halfway stage, we thought we could keep the momentum if we didn't lose too many wickets in the powerplay. My start in the competition wasn't the best, but I trust all the work I had done before the IPL. It is a feel-good factor now. A lot of the bases have been covered. It is a very good team, and whatever team Ricky and Co. put on the park, has been very competitive.
Kuldeep Yadav
Kuldeep Yadav 3 0 14 4
Oh, I am also happy that DC keep giving him the chance to prove himself despite recent low scores.
With Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata doing poorly look for Pollard, Bravo and Russell to be eased out.
In reply to FuzzyWuzzy
And Kohli and Rohit too
In reply to FuzzyWuzzy
Philip Narine is not getting wickets anymore...ER alone is not enough.....and he is not making runs either
Look at Rashid Khan
In reply to Narper
ViRat and Rohit own India cricket.
In reply to Narper
Philip gets a pass because of ER
Punjab Kings vs Lucknow Super Giants, 42nd Match
Lucknow Super Giants
Lucknow Super Giants (Playing XI):
Quinton de Kock(w), KL Rahul(c), Manish Pandey, Deepak Hooda, Marcus Stoinis, Ayush Badoni, Krunal Pandya, Jason Holder, Dushmantha Chameera, Ravi Bishnoi, Avesh Khan
Punjab Kings (Playing XI):
Mayank Agarwal(c), Shikhar Dhawan, Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Jonny Bairstow, Liam Livingstone, Jitesh Sharma(w), Rishi Dhawan, Kagiso Rabada, Rahul Chahar, Sandeep Sharma, Arshdeep Singh
Punjab Kings have won the toss and have opted to field
2.5
Rabada to Rahul, out Caught by Jitesh Sharma!! This is a Test match dismissal. This good length delivery on off straightens and at pace, KL defends but it takes the outside-edge and is caught by a diving Jitesh Sharma to his right. That's a fine riposte after the cover-driven four. Rabada pulled the length back and was rewarded immediately with the pitch helping him a tad. Big wicket and Mayank celebrates knowing the importance of that one.
Rahul c Jitesh Sharma b Rabada 6(11) [4s-1]
LSG 51/1 ( CRR: 6.38
Deepak Hooda 12(16)
Quinton de Kock 24(21
de Kock c Jitesh Sharma b Sandeep Sharma 46(37) [4s-4 6s-2]
Hooda run out (Bairstow) 34(2 [4s-1 6s-2]
LSG 104/3 (13.3) CRR: 7.7
Since when JHo turned voopser? 6 and out that is.
Unbecoming.
LSG 153/8 (20)
Holder c Sandeep Sharma b Rahul Chahar 11[8
PBKS 51/2 (7) CRR: 7.29 REQ: 7.92
Punjab Kings need 103 runs in 78 balls
PBKS 58/3 ( CRR: 7.25 REQ: 8
Punjab Kings need 96 runs in 72 balls
PBKS 88/4 (12.1) CRR: 7.23 REQ: 8.43
Punjab Kings need 66 runs in 47 balls
PBKS 92/5 (13.2) CRR: 6.9 REQ: 9.3
Punjab Kings need 62 runs in 40 balls
PBKS 112/7 (17.2) CRR: 6.46 REQ: 15.75
Punjab Kings need 42 runs in 16 balls
Wonder if dem miss Odean yet.
PBKS 117/8 (1 CRR: 6.5 REQ: 18.5
Punjab Kings need 37 runs in 12 balls
LSG 153/8 (20)
PBKS 133/8 (20) CRR: 6.65
Lucknow Super Giants won by 20 runs
Gujarat Titans vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, 43rd Match
RCB 170/6 (20)
GT 174/4 (19.3)
Gujarat Titans won by 6 wkts
Rajasthan Royals vs Mumbai Indians, 44th Match
RR 26/0 (4) CRR: 6.5
Jos Buttler 10(12)
Devdutt Padikkal 15(13
4.2
Hrithik Shokeen to Padikkal, out Caught by Pollard at long-off!! Hrithik Shokeen strikes in his first over. A tossed up delivery by the off spinner and Padikkal tries to take him on. Shimmies down the wicket and slices it to long-off where Pollard takes a comfortable catch. Rajasthan Royals have lost Paddikal within the powerplay, but the danger man - Buttler is still out in the middle.
Padikkal c Pollard b Hrithik Shokeen 15(15) [4s-3]
7.2
Kumar Kartikeya to Samson, out Caught by Tim David!! Samson in his quest to be ultra aggressive has perished. A short ball outside off and Samson has sliced this uppishly to deep point. Straight into the mitts of David as the debutant strikes in his first over of the match.
Samson c Tim David b Kumar Kartikeya 16(7) [6s-2]
RR 56/2 (7.2) CRR: 7.47
Kieron Pollard, right-arm medium, comes into the attack
8.1
Pollard to Buttler, FOUR, Buttler greets Pollard with a boundary. Short ball outside off lot slower and Buttler has sliced it past the fielder at short third man. Played it late and found the fence with finesse
RR 64/2 (9) CRR: 7.11
Daryl Mitchell 4(7)
Jos Buttler 26(26)
Kieron Pollard
1-0-8-0
We can expect another loss from Mumbai. This is the worst team I have ever seen in blue. Absolutely poor to not have a single win to their name.
144/5
FOUR, 148/5
155/6
158/6 from the 20 overs. Hetmyer scores 6 not out off 14 balls.
SIX, 7/0.
FOUR, 12/0 off the first over for Mumbai Indians.
SIX 17/0.
FOURRRRRRRRRR!!!!!! 21/0.
22/0 after 2, Kishan dropped by Chahal.
24/1, Rohit gone as his poor form continues.
FOUR, 29/1
FOUR, 33/1 off 4 overs.
41/2
FOURRRŔRR, SHOT!!!! 45/2.
SIXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, 52/2.
66/2.
68/2, 91 off 69 balls needed.
75/2 after 10 overs.
85/2 after 11. Mumbai need 74 runs from 54 balls.
SIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, 91/2.
95/2 after 12 overs.
114/2.
RR 158/6 (20)
MI 161/5 (19.2)
Mumbai Indians won by 5 wkts
Just got back home to see that Pollard only made 10 off of 14. Glad to see Mumbai FINALLY won a game.
Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Chennai Super Kings, 46th Match
CSK 202/2 (20) CRR: 10.1
Devon Conway *85[55
Ruturaj Gaikwadm 99[57
SRH 24/0 (2) CRR: 12 REQ: 9.94
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 179 runs
Abhishek Sharma 10(7)
Kane Williamson 13(6)
2.5
Santner to Abhishek Sharma, no run, chance and Mukesh has dropped a sitter - a stoic look on MS's face, but this is another howler from Mukesh, has had quite a few this IPL - tossed up well and Abhishek drilled the drive straight at mid-off, came at a good height and somehow was fluffed
SRH 52/0 (5) CRR: 10.4 REQ: 10.07
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 151 runs in 90 balls
Kane Williamson 17(11)
Abhishek Sharma 34(20
In reply to Narper
I am a little out of the loop so mebbe you can help. I notice Bravo,Jordan and Mooen are not playing.Have they been dropped?
5.5
Mukesh Choudhary to Abhishek Sharma, out Caught by Pretorius!! Mukesh has his man, will feel much better after that missed chance, it's Pretorius and the big man made this look easy.
Abhishek Sharma c Pretorius b Mukesh Choudhary 39(24) [4s-5 6s-1]
5.6
Mukesh Choudhary to Tripathi, out Caught by Simarjeet Singh!!
Two in two for Mukesh and he's on a hat-trick - catching practice at short third man, banged in short and just outside off - Rahul was shaping for the upper-cut as he arched back slightly, but in doing so, he was cramped for space, ran off the face of the bat and straight down Simarjeet's throat. Mukesh is chuffed to bits. this is a big wicket and CSK end the batting powerplay in some style.
Tripathi c Simarjeet Singh b Mukesh Choudhary 0(1)
SRH 58/2 (6) CRR: 9.67 REQ: 10.36
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 145 runs in 84 balls
Kane Williamson 18(12
Aiden Markram comes to the crease
6.2
Jadeja to Williamson, no run, was that a chance? Yes. Dropped. Williamson leans across looking to push a fullish delivery into the off-side, it feathers the splice and MSD fails to cling on behind the stumps. Straightforward chance and perhaps he was a tad late to react...
SRH 75/2 (9) CRR: 8.33 REQ: 11.64
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 128 runs in 66 balls
12.3
Pretorius to Williamson, SIX, one-handed six from Williamson! Not just Rishabh Pant, but even I can do it too says Kane Williamson. He knew there wasn't gonna be much pace from Pretorius
SRH 113/3 (13) CRR: 8.69 REQ: 12.86
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 90 runs in 42 balls
Kane Williamson 45(34)
Nicholas Pooran 10(10)
13.2
M Theekshana to Pooran, SIX, Oh hello! Almost a replay of Ben Stokes vs Yuzi Chahal in the 2019 World Cup. Pooran switched his stance, got a full delivery as a right hander and he slog-swept that clean for a huge six over deep square
14.2
Pretorius to Williamson, out Lbw!! Williamson wasn't keen on the review but Pooran implored him to try his luck
Williamson lbw b Pretorius 47(37) [4s-2 6s-2]
SRH 135/4 (16) CRR: 8.44 REQ: 17
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 68 runs in 24 balls
Shashank Singh 7(7)
Nicholas Pooran 23(1
16.1
Pretorius to Pooran, SIX, clean as a whistle! Danger, what? Slower ball from Pretorius, but the length is tad too full and right in the swinging arc for Pooran
SRH 147/4 (17) CRR: 8.65 REQ: 18.67
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 56 runs in 18 balls
Shashank Singh 11(10)
Nicholas Pooran 31(21
17.4
Mukesh Choudhary to Shashank Singh, out Caught by Dhoni!
Shashank Singh c Dhoni b Mukesh Choudhary 15(14) [4s-1]
17.6
Mukesh Choudhary to Washington Sundar, out Bowled!!
Washington Sundar b Mukesh Choudhary 2(2)
DROPPED !!!
18.1
Pretorius to Pooran, 2 runs, dropped! Pooran pulls the short ball
18.1
Pretorius to Pooran, no run, dropped! Pooran slogs and gets a thick top-edge that's been shelled by Theekshana at deep mid-wicket. Hung in the air for quite a while and the off-spinner just couldn't hold on....
18.3
Pretorius to Pooran, no run, droppped again! It's Santner this time. Hit hard and flat from Pretorius and it went at a slightly awkward height for the incoming long-off who ended up popping it out in front of his chest before gathering the rebound off the ground
18.5
Pretorius to Pooran, FOUR, to third man
18.4
Pretorius to Pooran, 2 runs, to third man
SRH 165/6 (19) CRR: 8.68 REQ: 38
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 38 runs in 6 balls
Nicholas Pooran 41(27)
19.1
Mukesh Choudhary to Pooran, SIX, to deep mid-wicket
19.2
Mukesh Choudhary to Pooran, FOUR, fifty for Pooran! Opens the bat face, slices the low full toss in the gap between backward point and cover
Nicholas Pooran *51[29
19.4
Mukesh Choudhary to Pooran, SIX, in the slot and off you go! Juicy short delivery outside off, Pooran swivels and sends it for an 86-metre maximum behind square on the leg-side
19.5
Mukesh Choudhary to Pooran, SIX, to deep backward point
CSK 202/2 (20)
SRH 189/6 (20) CRR: 9.45
Chennai Super Kings won by 13 runs
Nicholas Pooran 64*(33)
In reply to Narper
Dead match runs from Pooran
When the game was in the balance, he didnt connect nor did the hapless Indian partners help generate a partnership
As soon as the bowlers throttled back, Pooran soared
Samson,the Royals captain should let somebody else spin the toss.He has won 1 out of 10 tosses, which must be some kind of record.
Kolkata Knight Riders vs Rajasthan Royals, 47th Match
16.6
Southee to Riyan Parag, out Caught by Anukul Roy!!
Riyan Parag c Anukul Roy b Southee 19(12) [4s-1 6s-2]
RR 115/4 (17) CRR: 6.76
Hety comes to the crease
17.1
Shivam Mavi to Samson, out Caught by Rinku Singh!!
Samson c Rinku Singh b Shivam Mavi 54(49) [4s-7 6s-1]
RR 115/5 (17.1) CRR: 6.7
18.1
Southee to Hetmyer, SIX, length ball on the stumps, Hetmyer takes full toll of it, clears his front leg and mows it over the deep mid-wicket fence, was hitting to the short fence and cleared it. Good start to the over
18.2
Southee to Hetmyer, SIX, that's right in the slot and Hetmyer has powered the loft over wide long-on. Full and angled in on the stumps, Hetmyer clears his front leg and goes 91-metres
RR 142/5 (19) CRR: 7.47
Shimron Hetmyer 19(8 )
Ravichandran Ashwin 5(4)
19.2
Shivam Mavi to Hetmyer, FOUR, Hetmyer is playing a blinder. Sinks low on a knee and lofts the slower delivery angled across him over extra-cover. Large gap there and he will get four
19.3
Shivam Mavi to Hetmyer, no run, Hetmyer is on his haunches and is shocked that this is not given a wide. He moved across and Shivam Mavi kept his wits and bowled it further outside off, since Hetmyer moved, the umpire thinks it's not a wide.
RR 152/5 (20) CRR: 7.6
Shimron Hetmyer 27*(13)
Ravichandran Ashwin 6*(5)
Gavskar argues....why keep Hetty so late...even tho he may have been designated finisher....he is the form batsman...send him early if wickets fall...and RR heading nowhere
KKR 32/2 (5.4) CRR: 5.65 REQ: 8.44
Kolkata Knight Riders need 121 runs in 86 balls
KKR 92/3 (12.5) CRR: 7.17 REQ: 8.51
Kolkata Knight Riders need 61 runs in 43 balls
I think I'm going to go out and get me a Tata Punch.
Hety alone in IPL scant news on bench warmers Shepherd, Drakes, Joseph, Mayers e.t.c
KKR 134/3 (1 CRR: 7.44 REQ: 9.5
Kolkata Knight Riders need 19 runs in 12 balls
18.3
Prasidh to Rinku Singh, FOUR, shocking misfield, and by Trent Boult of all people.
Kolkata Knight Riders need 1 run in 6 balls
19.1
Kuldeep Sen to Nitish Rana, SIX,
RR 152/5 (20)
KKR 158/3 (19.1)
Kolkata Knight Riders won by 7 wkts
Rinku Singh 42(23)
Nitish Rana 48(37
Punjab Kings (Playing XI):
Mayank Agarwal(c), Shikhar Dhawan, Jonny Bairstow, Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Liam Livingstone, Jitesh Sharma(w), Rishi Dhawan, Kagiso Rabada, Rahul Chahar, Arshdeep Singh, Sandeep Sharma
Gujarat Titans (Playing XI):
Wriddhiman Saha(w), Shubman Gill, Sai Sudharsan, Hardik Pandya(c), David Miller, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Alzarri Joseph, Pradeep Sangwan, Lockie Ferguson, Mohammed Shami
Gujarat Titans have won the toss and have opted to bat
In reply to Narper
Them Indians stereotyping Smith as a number 12
GT 143/8 (20)
PBKS 10/0 (2) CRR: 5 REQ: 7.44
Punjab Kings need 134 runs
GT 143/8 (20)
PBKS 145/2 (16)
Punjab Kings won by 8 wkts
In reply to Narper
I'm so relieved that it's not Odean that had the opportunity to bowl that 16th (and last) over.
We can give thanks for our blessings.
Royal Challengers Bangalore (Playing XI):
Faf du Plessis(c), Virat Kohli, Rajat Patidar, Glenn Maxwell, Shahbaz Ahmed, Dinesh Karthik(w), Mahipal Lomror, Wanindu Hasaranga, Harshal Patel, Mohammed Siraj, Josh Hazlewood
Chennai Super Kings (Playing XI):
Ruturaj Gaikwad, Devon Conway, Moeen Ali, Robin Uthappa, Ambati Rayudu, MS Dhoni(w/c), Ravindra Jadeja, Dwaine Pretorius, Simarjeet Singh, Mukesh Choudhary, Maheesh Theekshana
Chennai Super Kings have won the toss and have opted to field
In reply to Narper
Bravs injured?
In reply to Narper
So we're unrepresented today. Sad.
So, with today's win RCB gwine finally break .500.
RCB 173/8 (20) CRR: 8.65
In reply to Halliwell
Benched
RCB 173/8 (20)
CSK 149/8 (19.2) CRR: 7.71 REQ: 37.5
Chennai Super Kings need 25 runs in 4 balls
RCB 173/8 (20)
CSK 160/8 (20) CRR: 8
Royal Challengers Bangalore won by 13 runs
As predicted.
Am I good or what!
In reply to Drapsey
Moeen Ali to Kohli, out Bowled!! Oh through the gate. What a class off-spinner's dismissal. This ain't an England v India Test match. Kohli has got out to spin yet again and don't look at the strikerate again please. This pitch has turn. Moeen does bowl a flatter trajectory and get turn. Lured Kohli into a flick, but he played too far across the line. Didn't get to the pitch of the bat, yet tried to shot. Ball sneaked through to hit middle and leg. Dream dismissal for an offie to go through the gate and get a class player out.
Kohli b Moeen Ali 30(33) [4s-3 6s-1]
Rovman and Pouty in good company

In reply to Narper
Can't argue with that.
Actually, Rovman appears to be coping as of late.
In reply to Narper
Time for Dhoni to give up that CSK captaincy
In reply to Halliwell
I saw a game a couple of days ago when a man dropped an easy catch......Dhoni struggled and struggled not to cuss
Yes time to give it up and enjoy
Delhi Capitals vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, 50th Match
Delhi Capitals (Playing XI):
David Warner, Mandeep Singh, Mitchell Marsh, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Lalit Yadav, Rovman Powell, Ripal Patel, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Khaleel Ahmed, Anrich Nortje
Sunrisers Hyderabad (Playing XI):
Abhishek Sharma, Kane Williamson(c), Rahul Tripathi, Aiden Markram, Nicholas Pooran(w), Shashank Singh, Shreyas Gopal, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Sean Abbott, Kartik Tyagi, Umran Malik
Sunrisers Hyderabad have won the toss and have opted to field
In reply to Drapsey
Lets see the Rovman today
0.5
Bhuvneshwar to Mandeep, out Caught by Pooran!! This is excellent cricket from Bhuvneshwar - two awayswingers, two inswingers and Mandeep was left confused, hung his bat out to dry to one that held its line wide of off - no conviction behind the poke, bat well away from his body and gets a thin edge, which goes straight through to the keeper. Pooran completes the catch and SRH are off to the perfect start.
Mandeep c Pooran b Bhuvneshwar 0(5)
Warner putting on some batting display here.
Wow!
3.6
Umran Malik to Warner, SIX, 21 from the over, Umran has pace, but it's useless when the direction is awry - short and at the left-hander. Warner isn't one to be cowed down by pace, swivels across, picked the length early and pulled it flat and hard, clears the ropes on the full for a maximum. That was bowled at 142 kmph
Umran Malik
1-0-21-0
4.2
Abbott to Mitchell Marsh, out Caught&Bowled!! This is an excellent comeback from Abbott - has done Marsh completely with the slower ball, rolled his fingers across the seam, Marsh was looking to go hard on the drive, checks his shot at the last momernt, but he's already committed into playing with hard hands, spoons a sitter back at the bowler. Abbott jumps across to his right on the followthrough and gobbles it up with ease.
Mitchell Marsh c and b Abbott 10(7) [4s-2]
DC 37/2 (4.2) CRR: 8.54
I'm forced to repeat...
That's some batting display being put on by Warner.
No way can this be called voopsing. Not even close.
15.4
Bhuvneshwar to Powell, SIX, that's right in the zone and Powell has dispatched it for a mighty maximum. Short ball, the pace was never gonna trouble Powell as he slammed the pull for a 95-metre six over square leg
DC 147/3 (16) CRR: 9.19
David Warner 74(4
Rovman Powell 28(21
Bhuvneshwar Kumar
3-1-11-1
16.2
Abbott to Powell, SIX, smoked!140ks short ball sits up nicely wide of off-stump, Powell flat-bat thwacks it over long-off for a monstrous maximum
16.3
Abbott to Powell, SIX, Abbott goes for the change of pace but there is no change in result
DC 165/3 (17) CRR: 9.71
Sunrisers Hyderabad opt to bowl
David Warner 78(50)
Rovman Powell 41(25)
17.5
Kartik Tyagi to Powell, SIX, to long-on
DC 174/3 (1 CRR: 9.67
Rovman Powell 48(2
David Warner 79(53
18.1
Bhuvneshwar to Warner, FOUR, , that's going straight into the REELS.
18.4
Bhuvneshwar to Warner, FOUR, straight down the ground
18.5
into the 90s now. This is the highest score by a DC batter this year. The length is short and Warner's able to jump on it with a swivel-pull through mid-wicket
Partnership: 103(59)
19.1
Umran Malik to Powell, SIX, fifty for Rovman Powell! Gets there in some style. 153ks half-volley outside off, he clears his front leg and marmalizes it deep into the long-off stands. A roar of "yeah" from David Warner soon as Powell connected that...
Come on Rovman, give Warner the strike!
19.3
Umran Malik to Powell, FOUR, short once again and Powell throws the kitchen sink, thick top-edge and it flies over short third to his left
19.4
Umran Malik to Powell, Umran Malik to Powell, FOUR, 157ks full delivery wide of off - The fastest ball of the season. Powell stays deep inside the crease and uses his bottom hand power to clobber that in the gap between extra cover and mid-off
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
19.5
Umran Malik to Powell, FOUR, 155ks - does not matter to Powell. He Clears his front leg and belts it over extra cover with plenty of bottom hand power
In reply to Drapsey
Bat speed in he skunt
The faster he comes the faster it goes to the fence
DC 207/3 (20) CRR: 10.35
Rovman Powell 67(35)
David Warner 92(58 )
Umran Malik
4-0-52-0
Rovman Powell -
I was trying my best. I wanted him to get to a hundred, but he asked me to hit as hard as I could, and wasn't bothered about his own hundred (about Warner).
Sometimes you plan for a particular ball, be it the slower or the yorker, but the pitch is so good and the ball was coming on nicely. I had a conversation with Pant a few days back in the hotel room, he asked me where I wanted to bat, I just asked him to have trust in me. I have improved my game against the spinners as well as the pacers, want to give myself a chance, play some 10-15 balls and then play the shots. The wicket is very good, but one side is very long, 207 is a very good score and we trust our bowlers to defend this score.
In reply to Narper
Warner gave the strike to Rovman so that he could complete his fifty before the balls ran out. It was incumbent upon Rovman to return the complement by giving up the strike so that Warner could complete his ton.
Me vex!
Thats exactly how we..WI play cricket..
4.2
Nortje to Williamson, out Caught by Pant!! Williamson's struggles come to an end
Williamson c Pant b Nortje 5(11) [4s-1]
SRH 24/2 (4.2) CRR: 5.54 REQ: 11.74
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 184 runs in 94 balls
Here comes Czar Nicholas ...
... the born leader!
SRH 42/3 (7.3) CRR: 5.6 REQ: 13.28
Nicky Poo 0(0
In reply to Drapsey
Born again leader
Haysoos will be praised today
SRH 48/3 (9) CRR: 5.33 REQ: 14.55
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 160 runs in 66 balls
Aiden Markram 11(14)
Nicholas Pooran 2(5
9.5
Kuldeep Yadav to Pooran, SIX, 90.7kph, stunning shot! Full and wide of off, Pooran reaches out and lofts it with the spin over deep extra cover. Got it off the meat of the bat for a 92m six
Equation: 145 runs | 60 balls.
Nicholas Pooran 10(9)
Aiden Markram 18(16
10.6
Mitchell Marsh to Markram, FOUR, 132.6kph, length ball and there's width on offer which allows the batter to free his arms
10.4
Mitchell Marsh to Markram, FOUR, 132.9kph, back-to-back fours for Markram! Shapes up to heave against this in-slanting short of length ball. Off the inner half of the bat but the ball speeds
10.3
Mitchell Marsh to Markram, FOUR, 134.2kph, Marsh overpitches and Markram latches onto it. Takes his front leg out of the equation to carve it over extra cover for a one-bounce four. Markram poses for the photographs
11.5
Kuldeep Yadav to Markram, SIX, straight down the ground
11.6
Kuldeep Yadav to Markram, SIX, to deep mid-wicket, the partnership between Markram and Pooran is now
SRH 90/3 (12) CRR: 7.5 REQ: 14.75
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 118 runs in 48 balls
Aiden Markram 42(24)
Nicholas Pooran 12(13)
12.1
Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, FOUR, 139.2kph, low full toss on the pads and Pooran flicks it away and the ball speeds away to fine leg for four. Poor line
12.4
Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, 1 run, 141.4kph, oh dear! Pooran absolutely smashed this length ball straight back at the bowler. Khaleel Ahmed, in his followthrough, turned his head and took his eyes off the ball as he tried to take evasive action. The ball smashed into his left shoulder, around the collarbone region
12.5
Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, out Caught by Kuldeep Yadav!! The partnership is broken! Khaleel Ahmed jumps, punches the air and yells, 'come on'. He's clearly pumped up. 127.9kph, off-pace ball, fullish and wide of off, Markram had to reach out for this ball as he tried to loft. Clearly no timing and it had more height than distance. Kuldeep moves to his left at long-off to hold onto a safe catch. Big wicket and Markram punches his bat in anger before walking back.
Markram c Kuldeep Yadav b Khaleel Ahmed 42(25) [4s-4 6s-3]
In reply to Narper
So just like last time, Pooran is in a situation where he must increase the run rate
Lets see how he handles it today
12.6
Khaleel Ahmed to Shashank Singh, FOUR, Shashank Singh needs no sighters! With a slip in place, Khaleel Ahmed bowls a full ball at 138.8kph marginally outside off. Shashank Singh shuffles across and just chips it straight down the ground. Over the umpire's head and the ball speeds away to the fence. Didn't over-hit and relied on timing.
13.1
Nortje to Pooran, SIX, 144.5kph, meaty hit! Back of a length ball, Pooran spots the length early, fetches it from marginally outside off and dispatches it over cow corner with a well-timed pull shot.
39* vs GT
43* vs KKR
75* vs PK
7 vs GT
60 vs DC
13.6
Nortje to Pooran, SIX, Nortje misses his yorker and Pooran takes heavy toll of it. Full and right in the batter's outside off, Pooran thumps it over long-off. The man in the deep was a mere spectator. 16 runs off the over!
SRH 117/4 (14) CRR: 8.36 REQ: 15.17
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 91 runs in 36 balls
Nicholas Pooran 32(21)
Shashank Singh 5(3
In reply to Narper
Good start
Needs to double this strike rate to win this
14.2
Thakur to Pooran, SIX, 121.9kph, slower ball, full and on leg. Pooran gets down on one leg
14.3
Thakur to Pooran, 5 wides, bonus runs!
14.4
Thakur to Shashank Singh, FOUR, 131.2kph, full on leg, Shashank Singh shuffles
14.5
Thakur to Shashank Singh, out Caught by Nortje!!
Shashank Singh c Nortje b Thakur 10(6) [4s-2]
SRH 134/5 (14.5) CRR: 9.03 REQ: 14.32
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 74 runs in 31 balls
15.3
Nortje to Pooran, SIX, 120.9kph, off-speed, juicy, high full toss, Pooran swings hard and pummels it over deep mid-wicket. Doesn't bother to run. That's a biggie - 108m six!
15.3
Nortje to Pooran, wide, Pant appeals, Nortje belatedly appeals but the umpire signals wide. Pant takes his time and signals 'T'. Very full, very wide and Pooran stretched his arms to flay it through the off-side. No spike on UltraEdge, so the onfield stays. There's a noise after the ball passes the bat...
SRH 146/5 (16) CRR: 9.12 REQ: 15.5
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 62 runs in 24 balls
Sean Abbott 1(3)
Nicholas Pooran 49(27)
16.2
Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, 1 run, 29-ball fifty for Pooran! 138.4kph, full on middle and leg,
16.3
Khaleel Ahmed to Abbott, SIX, Khaleel Ahmed bowls length, Abbott stands tall, clears his front leg and clubs it over long-on.
16.4
Khaleel Ahmed to Abbott, out Caught by Ripal Patel!!
Abbott c Ripal Patel b Khaleel Ahmed 7(5) [6s-1]
Saint Nicolas will have to do this
17.1
Thakur to Pooran, FOUR, excellent batting! Pooran shuffles across a long way, reaches out for this wide ball, takes it on the full and carves it over extra cover
17.3
Thakur to Pooran, 2 runs, dropped! 134.1kph, low full toss outside off, Pooran slices the loft over extra cover. Lalit Yadav covers a lot of ground by running forward and to his right from long-off. He dives forward and gets both hands, but the ball doesn't stick
17.4
Thakur to Pooran, SIX, tonked!
17.5
Thakur to Pooran, out Caught by Powell!! There's the killer blow! DC will be relieved. A high full toss from Shardul Thakur, Pooran walks forward and across to heave it away and miscues. The ball goes a long way up in the air and Powell gobbles it up after moving to his left from long-on. The TV umpire had to check if it was a fair delivery. The ball was dipping on the batter and Pooran was outside his crease as well.
Pooran c Powell b Thakur 62(34) [4s-2 6s-6]
SRH 165/7 (17.5) CRR: 9.25 REQ: 19.85
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 43 runs in 13 balls
Man, that's some celebration by Czar Nicholas!
I guess I should just address him as Czar Nicholas the Great.
4 inngs
22 runs
15 balls
4 dismissals
18.2
Mitchell Marsh to Shreyas Gopal, FOUR, to deep extra cover
18.1
Mitchell Marsh to Shreyas Gopal, FOUR, length ball, Shreyas Gopal elevates it over mid-off. Warner leaps
SRH 181/7 (19) CRR: 9.53 REQ: 27
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 27 runs in 6 balls
19.1
Kuldeep Yadav to Kartik Tyagi, out Bowled!! Flat leggie on the shorter side,
Kartik Tyagi b Kuldeep Yadav 7(5) [4s-1]
DC 207/3 (20)
SRH 186/8 (20)
Delhi Capitals won by 21 runs
Nicholas Pooran 62* [34] 2x4 6x6 SR 182.35
Well done boys...
BUT....
Warner 92* [58] 12x4 3x6 SR 158.62
Gujarat Titans vs Mumbai Indians, 51st Match
Gujarat Titans (Playing XI):
Wriddhiman Saha(w), Shubman Gill, Sai Sudharsan, Hardik Pandya(c), David Miller, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Pradeep Sangwan, Lockie Ferguson, Alzarri Joseph, Mohammed Shami
Mumbai Indians (Playing XI):
Rohit Sharma(c), Ishan Kishan(w), Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Tim David, Kieron Pollard, Daniel Sams, Murugan Ashwin, Kumar Kartikeya, Jasprit Bumrah, Riley Meredith
Gujarat Titans have won the toss and have opted to field
7.3
Rashid Khan to Rohit, out Lbw!!
Rohit lbw b Rashid Khan 43(2 [4s-5 6s-2]
MI 74/1 (7.3) CRR: 9.87
10.3
Suryakumar Yadav c Rashid Khan b Sangwan 13(11) [6s-1]
Here comes Pouty...
Alzari outfoxed the other batsman
He bowl some food before though
In reply to Drapsey
Rashid Khan to Polly doesnt usually end well
Wow that didnt take long
Polly block block then drive at air
Clataxx
There goes Pouty!
Actually, I'm very disappointed. I thought he would've followed yesterday's good performances by two of his fellow West Indians with a good one of his own.
There's hope though. He might just make it up with his bowling later.
In reply to Drapsey
14.4
Rashid Khan to Pollard, no run, top over so far. Another googly, on a fuller length on off, Pollard leans forward to block
14.3
Rashid Khan to Pollard, no run, third dot in a row. The googly, but going down as Pollard misses the flick and is rapped on the pads
14.2
Rashid Khan to Pollard, no run, non-turner on off, punched back to Rashid Khan
14.1
Rashid Khan to Pollard, no run, no clue from Pollard. Slides straight from a fuller length outside off, Pollard pushes and misses
14.5
Rashid Khan to Pollard, out Bowled!! Four dots and now the wicket of Pollard. What a ball to get the big Trinidadian out as well. Look at that smile from Rashid Khan as well. He is grinning from ear to ear. After a couple of googlies, this is full and turns away ever so slightly, Pollard gets forward to drive but misses and the ball crashes into the off-stump. Outstanding delivery and Pollard certainly did not pick it. Drifted in to off and then spun away from the bat. Top-class.
Pollard b Rashid Khan 4(14)
MI 177/6 (20) CRR: 8.85
In reply to Drapsey
Actually, I'm very disappointed. I thought he would've followed yesterday's good performances by two of his fellow West Indians with a good one of his own
Pouty will get wickets...he is a survivor

In reply to Halliwell
Rashid Khan to Polly doesnt usually end well
An intervention is needed....he should contact Rovmen for tips now

GT 59/0 (7) CRR: 8.43 REQ: 9.15
Gujarat Titans need 119 runs in 78 balls
Shubman Gill 19(17)
Wriddhiman Saha 39(25)
In reply to Narper
Polly has so many tools at his disposal to learn about spin.
Heck, Sachin TenD is there. The will to fix a problem
GT 100/0 (11) CRR: 9.09 REQ: 8.67
Gujarat Titans need 78 runs in 54 balls
Wriddhiman Saha 50(34)
Shubman Gill 49(32)
In reply to Halliwell
Rohit must give Pouty the ball now
Here comes Pouty. Again.
GT 106/0 (12) CRR: 8.83 REQ: 9
Kieron Pollard
1-0-5-0
12.1
Murugan Ashwin to Shubman Gill, out Caught by Pollard !! MI have the breakthrough! 86.5kph, flighted leggie, Shubman Gill comes down the track to loft it downtown. Hint of away-turn and Gill's bat turns at the point of impact. Goes a mile up in the air off the toe-end of the bat. Pollard, at long-on, settles under the skier to gobble it up.
Shubman Gill c Pollard b Murugan Ashwin 52(36) [4s-6 6s-2]
12.6
W Saha c Daniel Sams b Murugan Ashwin 55(40) [4s-6 6s-2]
GT 121/2 (14) CRR: 8.64 REQ: 9.5
Gujarat Titans need 57 runs in 36 balls
Polli gets that wicket?
Hit wicket bowled Polly
15.6
Pollard to Sai Sudharsan, out Hit Wkt!! Oh dear! Slower ball into the surface, Sai Sudharsan goes hard on the pull and connects with thin air as the ball bounces over the edge. The bottom hand comes off the bat handle but Sai Sudharsan keeps pivoting. He's off-balance as well and breaks the stumps with his bat. Rohit is pumped up
Sai Sudharsan hit wkt b Pollard 14(11) [4s-1 6s-1]
GT 149/3 (17) CRR: 8.76 REQ: 9.67
Gujarat Titans need 29 runs in 18 balls
Why de fcuk he took off Pouty? Tek dat !!!
17.1
Meredith to Hardik Pandya, FOUR, 119.3kph, slow and short. Hardik Pandya fiercely pulls
17.4
Meredith to Miller, out Hardik Pandya Run Out!!
Hardik Pandya run out (Ishan Kishan) 24(14) [4s-4]
GT 158/4 (1 CRR: 8.78 REQ: 10
Gujarat Titans need 20 runs in 12 balls
17 needed off 9
18.5
Bumrah to Miller, SIX, no, Miller goes after Bumrah.
GT 169/4 (19) CRR: 8.89 REQ: 9
Gujarat Titans need 9 runs in 6 balls
MI 177/6 (20)
GT 172/5 (20)
Mumbai Indians won by 5 runs
Good job, Pouty.
That one wicket was an invaluable contribution to your team's triumph.
What a crazy game! Awesome to get over the line. It was one of those games which just kept going backwards and forwards. It was good viewing out in the field and I am sure it was good on TV. 9 off 6 is one of those ones.. I just kind of look at it as I have nothing to lose here, probably the odds are in the batters favour, so I thought I will stick to my best ball and lucky enough I was able to keep it inside the wide line. Viewing it from the outside it will probably look like that (gutsy), but for me I was just trying to stick to my best ball, the slower ball is something I go to and happy it paid off. We didn't have the start that we wanted (to the tournament) but after those 8 losses we thought we have a mini IPL and we have nothing to lose.
PBKS made 189 in their 20 overs
No Smith again
Hety batting at a provisional 5 in the run chase
14-0 after 1
46-1 after 4
Murda against this bowling
Rabada suffering licks
PBKS 189/5 (20)
RR 74/1 (7) CRR: 10.57 REQ: 8.92
Rajasthan Royals need 116 runs in 78 balls
Sanju Samson 21(9)
Yashasvi Jaiswal 23(17)
8.1
Rishi Dhawan to Samson, out Caught by Dhawan!!
Samson c Dhawan b Rishi Dhawan 23(12) [4s-4]
RR 106/2 (11) CRR: 9.64 REQ: 9.33
Rajasthan Royals need 84 runs in 54 balls
Yashasvi Jaiswal *50[33
RR 127/2 (13) CRR: 9.77 REQ: 9
Rajasthan Royals need 63 runs in 42 balls
Yashasvi Jaiswal 63(3
Devdutt Padikka l7(12
RR 140/2 (14) CRR: 10 REQ: 8.33
Rajasthan Royals need 50 runs in 36 balls
14.2
Arshdeep Singh to Jaiswal, out Caught by Livingstone!!
Jaiswal c Livingstone b Arshdeep Singh 68(41) [4s-9 6s-2]
In reply to Narper
Hety time now
Just about a run-a-ball needed and finish with a not out
48 from 31 required
Shimron Hetmyer comes to the crease
14.3
Arshdeep Singh to Hetmyer, no run
RR 143/3 (15) CRR: 9.53 REQ: 9.4
Rajasthan Royals need 47 runs in 30 balls
Devdutt Padikkal 17(19)
Shimron Hetmyer 1(2)
15.2
Rabada to Hetmyer, FOUR, nicely played, handy boundary for Hetmyer - full and at the stumps, Hetmyer lets the ball come and then clips it delightfully, behind square on the on-side for a boundary
16.2
Arshdeep Singh to Hetmyer, FOUR, between mid-wicket and long-on
16.3
Arshdeep Singh to Hetmyer, FOUR, to deep mid-wicket
16.3
Arshdeep Singh to Hetmyer, FOUR, to deep mid-wicket
17.3
Rabada to Hetmyer, no run
DRS: PBKS review for a caught behind decision. Wasn't the most confident appeal, but they did have two left and will use it. Was short and down leg, Hetmyer was swivelling across on the pull, did he glove it into the keeper's gloves? Looks like there's daylight ebtween bat and ball, and UltraEdge confirms it - NOT OUT is the call
17.4
Rabada to Hetmyer, SIX, oh dear! That's a gift from Rabada and Hetmyer accepts it withj glee, friendly full-toss down leg, missed the yorker by a long way, Hetmyer uses the pace and dumps it into the stands with the whip, behind square on the on-side
17.6
Rabada to Padikkal, FOUR, to backward square leg
18.5
Arshdeep Singh to Padikkal, out Caught by Mayank!! Is there a late twist?
Padikkal c Mayank b Arshdeep Singh 31(32) [4s-3]
RR 182/4 (19) CRR: 9.58 REQ: 8
Rajasthan Royals need 8 runs in 6 balls
Riyan Parag 0(1)
Shimron Hetmyer 24(12)
Rahul Chahar [3.0-0-31-0] is back into the attack
19.1
Rahul Chahar to Hetmyer, wide
19.1
Rahul Chahar to Hetmyer, SIX, scores are level, one big hit and RR are all but home and dry - nicely tossed up on the leg-stump line, Hetmyer gets forward and then thumps the drive, high and way into the stands at wide long-on
Finisher supreme bawls Bish !!!!
19.4
Rahul Chahar to Hetmyer, 1 run, victory for RR and that means MI are the first team to be eliminated from #IPL2022, Hetmyer comes down the pitch, takes the ball on the full and nearly chipped it down long-on's throat, bounces in front of Livingstone and they jog across for the winning single
PBKS 189/5 (20)
RR 190/4 (19.4)
Rajasthan Royals won by 6 wkts
Shimron Hetmyer 31*(16)
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Yashasvi Jaiswal
Yashasvi Jaiswal 68[41
Lucknow Super Giants (Playing XI):
Quinton de Kock(w), KL Rahul(c), Deepak Hooda, Marcus Stoinis, Krunal Pandya, Ayush Badoni, Jason Holder, Dushmantha Chameera, Ravi Bishnoi, Avesh Khan, Mohsin Khan
Kolkata Knight Riders (Playing XI):
Aaron Finch, Baba Indrajith(w), Shreyas Iyer(c), Nitish Rana, Rinku Singh, Anukul Roy, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Tim Southee, Shivam Mavi, Harshit Rana
Kolkata Knight Riders opt to bowl
0.5
Southee to de Kock, out Rahul Run Out!! de Kock has thrown his skipper under the bus. Rahul gone for a diamond duck. Massive wicket first up for KKR. Fuller than a good length and swinging in, de Kock drives on the rise sans timing and the ball rolls towards cover, he sets off for the single and then stops, by the time Rahul sees that he is more than halfway down, Iyer swoops down on the ball and fires a direct hit at the bowler's end. Rahul tried to get back in but is short by a yard or so.
Rahul run out (Shreyas Iyer) 0(0)
LSG 176/7 (20) CRR: 8.8
Jason Holder 13[4]
Narine 4 0 20 1
Russell 3 0 22 2
0.6
Indrajith c Ayush Badoni b Mohsin Khan 0(6)
3.4
Chameera to Shreyas Iyer, out Caught by Ayush Badoni!! A short and quick delivery by Chameera, Shreyas Iyer gets rattled due to the pace and bounce, and has helped this straight to Badoni at square leg. Took his eyes off the ball for a moment and pays the price for it. KKR in early trouble as they are 11/2 in the 4th over.
Shreyas Iyer c Ayush Badoni b Chameera 6(9) [4s-1]
KKR 11/2 (3.5) CRR: 2.87 REQ: 10.27
In reply to Narper
Narine 4 0 20 1
What about DreRuss and his 2 fer?
Wicket falling like ripe mango in rain.
Facting DreRuss only got strength for fellow West Indian bowler, JHo.
Taken at third man! Cross-seamed short ball had Russell swiping again, it went off the top-edge a few metres in front of third man.
Andre Russell c Holder b Avesh Khan 45 (19b 3x4 5x6) SR: 236.84
JHo got his revenge!
LSG 176/7 (20)
KKR 101 (14.3)
Lucknow Super Giants won by 75 runs
Sunil Narine 22(12
Andre Russell 45(19
Jason Holder2.3 0 31 3
Avesh Khan
Avesh Khan 3 1 19 3
Extremely happy. I think it was an excellent team effort, the bowlers did an excellent job to defend that total. I thought the wicket was not easy to start on but as you get a hang of the pace of the wicket you can score and strike easily. Credit must be given to the bowlers, I thought we held our nerve with the bat to post a 170+ total. The guys said it is not easy and a lot of the guys (bowlers) went into the wicket which paid out well and was the right thing to do. We complement each other well and it is not an individual or a couple of individuals who have stood out for the season, I think in each game an individual keeps putting their hand up. We have all bought into what KL is pushing down to us.
Dwayne Bravo
Ravindra Jadeja
Sunil Narine
Bye bye Mumbai Indians, my team. You were absolute rubbish this IPL!
RCB 192/3 (20)
SRH 69/3 (10) CRR: 6.9 REQ: 12.4
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 124 runs in 60 balls
Rahul Tripathi 40(25)
Nicholas Pooran 6(5
10.2
Siraj to Pooran, FOUR, 136.9kph, similar ball, angled away and Pooran cuts it backward of square on the off-side. A straightforward stop but Hazlewood moves to his left and makes a mess of it. Misfields and allows the ball go and hit the ropes
11.5
Harshal Patel to Pooran, SIX, dug in short, Pooran spots it early, hops a bit and swivel-pulls fiercely over deep backward square leg. There was a fielder in the deep but he could only watch it sail over his head
12.1
Hasaranga to Pooran, out Caught by Shahbaz Ahmed!! Gone! Hasaranga removes the danger man. Flighted ball, full and around off, it was the googly. Pooran cleared his front leg and shaped up to flog it over mid-wicket. Loses his shape a bit as he tries to over-hit.
Pooran c Shahbaz Ahmed b Hasaranga 19(14) [4s-2 6s-1]
RCB 192/3 (20)
SRH 93/4 (13) CRR: 7.15 REQ: 14.29
Sunrisers Hyderabad need 100 runs in 42 balls
13.1
Siraj to Tripathi, SIX, 137.5kph, stunning shot! Overpitched, Tripathi superbly lofts it inside-out over extra cover after getting low. Right off the meat of the bat. Reaches his fifty in style! His team-mates in the dug-out stand and applaud
13.6
Siraj to Tripathi, 1 run, oh dear! Hasaranga has put down a sitter! Tripathi opens his bat-face and slices this full-and-wide ball outside off. Hit straight down deep backward point's throat.
4.2
Hasaranga to J Suchith, out Stumped!! Third wicket for Hasaranga! 78.1kph, very slow, he probably saw the batter step out of his crease. Suchith comes down a long way to slog across the line and fails to make contact as it was the wrong 'un. The ball spins past the outside edge and off-stump.
J Suchith st Karthik b Hasaranga 2(7)
15.4
Tripathi c Lomror b Hazlewood 58(37) [4s-6 6s-2]
RCB 192/3 (20)
SRH 125 (19.2) CRR: 6.47
Royal Challengers Bangalore won by 67 runs
Wanindu Hasaranga
4-1-18-5
Chennai Super Kings vs Delhi Capitals, 55th Match
Chennai Super Kings (Playing XI):
Ruturaj Gaikwad, Devon Conway, Robin Uthappa, Ambati Rayudu, Moeen Ali, MS Dhoni(w/c), Shivam Dube, Dwayne Bravo, Maheesh Theekshana, Simarjeet Singh, Mukesh Choudhary
Delhi Capitals (Playing XI):
David Warner, Srikar Bharat, Mitchell Marsh, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Rovman Powell, Axar Patel, Ripal Patel, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Khaleel Ahmed, Anrich Nortje
Delhi Capitals have won the toss and have opted to field
CSK 208/6 in their 20 overs.
That's a lot of runs.
Yuh mean Captain Pant couldn't try Rovman for a couple of overs?
CSK 208/6 (20)
DC 71/2 (7) CRR: 10.14 REQ: 10.62
Delhi Capitals need 138 runs in 78 balls
Dwayne Bravo
1-0-12-0
DC 72/3 (7.4) CRR: 9.39 REQ: 11.11
Delhi Capitals need 137 runs in 74 balls
7.3
Mitchell Marsh c Gaikwad b Moeen Ali 25(20) [4s-3 6s-1]
7.6
Moeen Ali to Powell, 1 run, to backward square leg
7.5
Moeen Ali to Powell, no run
7.4
Moeen Ali to Powell, no run
DC 75/3 (9) CRR: 8.33 REQ: 12.18
Delhi Capitals need 134 runs in 66 balls
Rovman Powell 2(7)
Rishabh Pant 21(10
9.1
Moeen Ali to Pant, out Bowled!! Chops it on. And very tamely too. This could really be the game.
Pant b Moeen Ali 21(11) [4s-4]
And Moeen just in his second over.
Rovman is dead meat.
9.3
Moeen Ali to Ripal Patel, SIX, well, well. A real floaty delivery this, dipping in his slot, and he's absolutely slogged this over cow corner
9.4
Moeen Ali to Ripal Patel, out Caught by Conway!!
Ripal Patel c Conway b Moeen Ali 6(3) [6s-1]
DC 82/5 (10) CRR: 8.2 REQ: 12.7
Delhi Capitals need 127 runs in 60 balls
Axar Patel 1(2)
Rovman Powell 2(7
In reply to Drapsey
de man taping up his bat for action
In reply to Narper
Him might soon run out of partners.
DC 83/6 (10.2) CRR: 8.03 REQ: 13.03
Delhi Capitals need 126 runs in 58 balls
10.5
Mukesh Choudhary to Powell, out Caught by Dhoni!! Okay, it's officially over.
Powell c Dhoni b Mukesh Choudhary 3(9)
DC 85/7 (11) CRR: 7.73 REQ: 13.78
Delhi Capitals need 124 runs in 54 balls
DC 102/8 (16) CRR: 6.38 REQ: 26.75
Delhi Capitals need 107 runs in 24 balls
17.3
Dwayne Bravo to Thakur, out Caught by Dhoni!!
Thakur c Dhoni b Dwayne Bravo 24(19) [4s-2 6s-1]
17.4
Dwayne Bravo to Khaleel Ahmed, out Bowled!! Just the stuff of a genius. He's foxed the best in the business with his dipping slower yorkers, and this might only be a number eleven, but Bravo's produced a proper gem here. It gives Khaleel the feeling of it being a high full toss, and so he looks to defend it off his back foot, with the ball then just dropping in trajectory big time, sneaking under the bat, and finding timber
Khaleel Ahmed b Dwayne Bravo 0(1)
CSK 208/6 (20)
DC 117 (17.4)
Chennai Super Kings won by 91 runs
Mumbai Indians vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 56th Match
(Playing XI): Ajinkya Rahane, Venkatesh Iyer, Shreyas Iyer(c), Nitish Rana, Rinku Singh, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Sheldon Jackson(w), Pat Cummins, Tim Southee, Varun Chakaravarthy
Mumbai Indians (Playing XI):
Ishan Kishan(w), Rohit Sharma(c), Tilak Varma, Tim David, Kieron Pollard, Ramandeep Singh, Daniel Sams, Murugan Ashwin, Kumar Kartikeya, Jasprit Bumrah, Riley Meredith
Mumbai Indians have won the toss and have opted to field
Does anyone know when this shyte will end and real cricket resumes?
In reply to SnoopDog
Have patience Snoopy...all good things come to an end...May 29
Real cricket brings licks for WI.
In reply to Narper
Narps, I'd rather watch the Wondies getting cuttass galore in real cricket than watch this circus.
KKR 48/0 (5) CRR: 9.6
5.4
Venkatesh Iyer c Rohit b Kumar Kartikeya 43(24) [4s-3 6s-4]
KKR 60/1 (5.4) CRR: 10.59
Kieron Pollard, right-arm medium, comes into the attack
9.1
Pollard to Rahane, FOUR, Jinks greets Pollard with a boundary. Back of a length outside off, Rahane rocks back in the crease and carves it past the man at short third man. Nicely timed shot
That ball slips out of Pollard's hand and hits the umpire
10.2
Rahane b Kumar Kartikeya 25(24) [4s-3]
I see Pouty pulled out his 'gamesmanship' again, right after being launched for a six.
14.2
Bumrah to Russell, out Caught by Pollard!!
Russell c Pollard b Bumrah 9(5) [6s-1]
KKR 136/4 (14.2) CRR: 9.49
Kieron Pollard
2-0-26-0
KKR 165/9 (20) CRR: 8.25
Sunil Narine c and b Bumrah 0[1
0.6
Southee to Rohit, out Caught by Jackson!! This is a lucky, lucky breakthrough for KKR. Southee was smart to bowl the scrambled seam short of length delivery, Ro was cramped by the angle and he was jumping to tuck it to leg. Ball flew off the thigh pad and Jackson took a good low catch diving to the right. He was convinced there was an edge and asked the captain to review.
Rohit c Jackson b Southee 2(6)
In reply to Narper
Six machine Russell didnt fire today
In reply to Halliwell
He came in a couple of overs too late, so he missed out on the Pouty offerings.
MI 81/3 (11) CRR: 7.36 REQ: 9.44
Mumbai Indians need 85 runs in 54 balls
In reply to Halliwell
No sixes today...but wickers
Andre Russell 2 0 21 2
MI 83/3 (12) CRR: 6.92 REQ: 10.38
Mumbai Indians need 83 runs in 48 balls
Sunil Narine
3-0-11-0
In reply to Narper
Versatile
In reply to Narper
Ok the spinner in and Polly swiping
MI 107/7 (16) CRR: 6.69 REQ: 14.75
Mumbai Indians need 59 runs in 24 balls
Kumar Kartikeya 1(3)
Kieron Pollard 12(10
In reply to Halliwell
All depends on Pouty now
16.6
Cummins to Kumar Kartikeya, out Kumar Kartikeya Run Out!! 1 run completed. Suicidal second run and Kartikeya is not even in the frame! Probably was forced to go for it, given that it was the last ball of the over and Pollard had to get strike for the next. The second was never on though. This went off the toe-end of the bat, after Kartikeya shuffled across the stumps early and got lucky that he wasn't hit on the pad or bowled. Trickled to deep square leg and Rahane even with a bad throw could have gotten this run out
Kumar Kartikeya run out (Rahane/Jackson) 3(5)
17.1
Russell to Pollard, no run, slower ball on leg stump, Pollard looks to flick it and misses as this goes down the leg-side. Not wided as the ump feels it brushed the trousers faintly. Pollard isn't amused and gives a glare to the ump
17.2
Russell to Pollard, out Pollard Run Out!! 1 run completed. Mumbai's last flicker of hope has been extinguished by KKR! And what drama to conclude his stay as well. Sharp short ball from Russell, forced Pollard into the pull and the top edge went up many-a-mile. Always a tough catch for Jackson who tried his best, got across and dived forward but couldn't latch onto the catch. Amidst all this, Pollard is stranded mid-pitch and can't get back in time. Varun is alert and covers up for Jackson, firing a flat throw to the keeper's end where an alert Shreyas has already reached for it. Great awareness from the skipper and Pollard is gone by a mile
Pollard run out (Chakaravarthy/Shreyas Iyer) 15(16) [6s-1]
17.3
Russell to Meredith, out Bumrah Run Out!!
Bumrah run out (Rinku Singh) 0(0)
KKR 165/9 (20)
MI 113 (17.3)
Kolkata Knight Riders won by 52 runs
In reply to Narper
Now not even a week ago you said the reason Russell didnt win MOM was because of a rule that said winning team carries the MOM
Watch Insular Premier League give ah MI player the award today
In reply to Halliwell
Not rule....just a tradition

In reply to Halliwell
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Jasprit Bumrah
4 1 10 5
Who else close
Always a good feeling to contribute but the important thing is for the team to win. We had our chance to do that but couldn't get it done. That's the way it is. I don't keep track of figures or goals, my aim is to stick to the process. Sometimes you bowl well but don't get wickets. Can't get desperate. Just want to contribute in whatever way I can. Well, it's about rectifying our mistakes and doing better next season.
Lucknow Super Giants (Playing XI):
Quinton de Kock(w), KL Rahul(c), Deepak Hooda, Krunal Pandya, Ayush Badoni, Marcus Stoinis, Jason Holder, Karan Sharma, Dushmantha Chameera, Avesh Khan, Mohsin Khan
Gujarat Titans (Playing XI):
Wriddhiman Saha(w), Shubman Gill, Matthew Wade, Hardik Pandya(c), David Miller, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore, Alzarri Joseph, Yash Dayal, Mohammed Shami
Gujarat Titans have won the toss and have opted to bat
GT 87/3 (14) CRR: 6.21
Jason Holder 2 0 15 0
GT 104/4 (16.1) CRR: 6.43
Shubman Gill *50 [42
Jason Holder
3-0-26-1
2013 to 2016: 11 matches, 5 wickets
2017 to 2019: Didn't play
2020 to 2022: 25 matches, 43 wickets
GT 144/4 (20) CRR: 7.2
Jason Holder
4-0-41-1
LSG 37/3 (6) CRR: 6.17 REQ: 7.71
Lucknow Super Giants need 108 runs in 84 balls
LSG 62/5 (11) CRR: 5.64 REQ: 9.22
Lucknow Super Giants need 83 runs in 54 balls
Marcus Stoinis 1(1)
Deepak Hooda 23(19
11.6
Rashid Khan to Holder, out Lbw!! Squared up, beaten, and plain bamboozled! Holder gets across his stumps, looks to read this off the pitch as he tries to tuck this to leg off his back foot. Nope, the leg-break zips sharply, beats the bat big time, and hits him on the inside of the front pad in front of middle. So plumb that Holder's happy to walk off even before the umpire asks him to.
Holder lbw b Rashid Khan 1(2)
LSG 70/8 (13) CRR: 5.38 REQ: 10.71
Lucknow Super Giants need 75 runs in 42 balls
Rashid Khan
3-0-12-2
13.1
Rashid Khan to Hooda, out Caught by Shami!!
Hooda c Shami b Rashid Khan 27(26) [4s-3]
Rashid Khan *3.1 0 12 3
13.5
Rashid Khan to Avesh Khan, out Caught by W Saha!!
Avesh Khan c W Saha b Rashid Khan 12(4) [6s-2]
13.3
Rashid Khan to Avesh Khan, SIX, to deep square leg
13.2
Rashid Khan to Avesh Khan, SIX, to long-on
GT 144/4 (20)
LSG 82 (13.5)
Gujarat Titans won by 62 runs
Alzarri Joseph 2 0 14 0
Let's make it official -- Gujarat Titans become the first team in the 2022 season of the IPL to qualify for the play-offs.
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Shubman Gill
Shubman Gill 63*(49
Rajasthan Royals vs Delhi Capitals, 58th Match
Rajasthan Royals (Playing XI):
Yashasvi Jaiswal, Jos Buttler, Sanju Samson(w/c), Devdutt Padikkal, Rassie van der Dussen, Riyan Parag, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Prasidh Krishna, Yuzvendra Chahal, Kuldeep Sen
Delhi Capitals (Playing XI):
David Warner, Srikar Bharat, Mitchell Marsh, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Lalit Yadav, Rovman Powell, Axar Patel, Shardul Thakur, Chetan Sakariya, Kuldeep Yadav, Anrich Nortje
Delhi Capitals have won the toss and have opted to field
Rassie van der Dussen comes in place of Hetty
RR 160/6 (20) CRR: 8
DC 98/1 (13) CRR: 7.54 REQ: 9
Delhi Capitals need 63 runs in 42 balls
Mitchell Marsh 66(4
David Warner 27(28
In reply to Narper
Rovman will only have to face ONE Chahal over if he gets in
In reply to Halliwell
DC 114/1 (15) CRR: 7.6 REQ: 9.4
Delhi Capitals need 47 runs in 30 balls
RR 160/6 (20)
DC 161/2 (18.1)
Delhi Capitals won by 8 wkts
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Mitchell Marsh
Mitchell Marsh 89(62)
Chennai Super Kings vs Mumbai Indians, 59th Match
Chennai Super Kings (Playing XI):
Ruturaj Gaikwad, Devon Conway, Robin Uthappa, Ambati Rayudu, Moeen Ali, Shivam Dube, MS Dhoni(w/c), Dwayne Bravo, Maheesh Theekshana, Simarjeet Singh, Mukesh Choudhary
Mumbai Indians (Playing XI):
Rohit Sharma(c), Ishan Kishan(w), Tilak Varma, Tristan Stubbs, Ramandeep Singh, Tim David, Daniel Sams, Kumar Kartikeya, Hrithik Shokeen, Jasprit Bumrah, Riley Meredith
Mumbai Indians have won the toss and have opted to field
We will field first. It's the nature of the ground, and what suits our team. Nothing has worked for us this season. Keeping an eye on the future, Pollard is out and Stubbs is in. Shokeen comes in for Ashwin. He (Pollard) was the one who came up to us and he was ready for it. We want to try out a few players, got to see what they have to offer. Looks a good track, hope it plays well throughout the 40 overs. It's brilliant to play against Chennai, it's always like that. We need to try and win the game.
Pouty asked to be dropped.
Respect to you there Pouty
You are obviously struggling with the bat.
0.2
. Conway lbw b Daniel Sams 0(1)
0.4
Moeen Ali c Hrithik Shokeen b Daniel Sams 0(2)
CSK 35/5 (7) CRR: 5
CSK 72/6 (12) CRR: 6
MS Dhoni 24(21)
Dwayne Bravo 6(13
12.2
Kumar Kartikeya to Dwayne Bravo, out Caught by Tilak Varma!! A boundary or a six, and a wicket on the next ball. That has been the story of this innings so far. A full toss around off and Dwayne Bravo chips it straight to Verma at cover. Sharp catch that because this was hit really hard by DJ Bravo. And just like most of the deliveries that have got wickets, even this one didn't deserve a wicket.
Dwayne Bravo c Tilak Varma b Kumar Kartikeya 12(15) [6s-1]
12.5
Kumar Kartikeya to Simarjeet Singh, out Lbw!!
Simarjeet Singh lbw b Kumar Kartikeya 2(3)
CSK 80/8 (12.5) CRR: 6.23
CSK 85/9 (14) CRR: 6.07
CSK 97 (16) CRR: 6.06
MS Dhoni *36 [33]
If Mumbai can't make 98 in 20 overs they really need to rebuild this team from scratch.
CSK 97 (16)
MI 46/4 ( CRR: 5.75 REQ: 4.33
Mumbai Indians need 52 runs in 72 balls
In reply to Windiesfan78
This is exactly what caused them to be in this sunken boat...this team is new

In reply to Narper
I mean without Pollard and Sharma . 103/5, Mumbai win another game finally yeahhhhhhh!!!
CSK 97 (16)
MI 103/5 (14.5)
Mumbai Indians won by 5 wkts
Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Punjab Kings, 60th Match
Punjab Kings (Playing XI):
Jonny Bairstow, Shikhar Dhawan, Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Mayank Agarwal(c), Jitesh Sharma(w), Liam Livingstone, Rishi Dhawan, Kagiso Rabada, Rahul Chahar, Harpreet Brar, Arshdeep Singh
Royal Challengers Bangalore (Playing XI):
Virat Kohli, Faf du Plessis(c), Rajat Patidar, Glenn Maxwell, Dinesh Karthik(w), Mahipal Lomror, Shahbaz Ahmed, Wanindu Hasaranga, Harshal Patel, Mohammed Siraj, Josh Hazlewood
Royal Challengers Bangalore have won the toss and have opted to field
In reply to Narper
A West Indian-less match.
Boring.
64 v Punjab Kings, tonight
54 v Rajasthan Royals, 2021
19.2
Harshal Patel to Livingstone, out Caught by Karthik at keeper!!
Livingstone c Karthik b Harshal Patel 70(42) [4s-5 6s-4]
PBKS 209/9 (20) CRR: 10.45
3.2
Rabada to Kohli, out Caught by Rahul Chahar!! Rabada wins the matchup against Kohli. PBKS have an early wicket and Kohli's misfortune continues.. He looks up at the heavens as though gesturing "where's my luck?". Kohli backed away and Rabada followed him with a short of length delivery, cramped him for room and Kohli still tries to play the one-legged pull, the ball brushes the glove and then lobs off the thigh pad to Chahar at short fine. It was the slightest of tickles and lobbed so far off the thigh pad.
Kohli c Rahul Chahar b Rabada 20(14) [4s-2 6s-1]
In reply to Narper
Koli cant even make 21 runs
stewwwps
RCB 106/5 (12.1) CRR: 8.71 REQ: 13.28
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 104 runs in 47 balls
In reply to Halliwell
De Kohli bhai needs jahraying..every match he cussing when he walking off....today he looked to the heavens mouting 'oh my god...gimme a break nah"
he lloked good today till he reached 20
In reply to Narper
20-sinting dont cut it
PBKS 209/9 (20)
RCB 155/9 (20)
Punjab Kings won by 54 runs
In reply to Narper
Ten teams in this season, so you would think they would play 18 matches or nine matches.
Apparently not!
This IPL is something else.
In reply to mikesiva
Dem Indians have too much brains as you can see,they can't make things simple.
Kolkata Knight Riders vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, 61st Match
Kolkata Knight Riders (Playing XI):
Venkatesh Iyer, Ajinkya Rahane, Nitish Rana, Shreyas Iyer(c), Sam Billings(w), Rinku Singh, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Umesh Yadav, Tim Southee, Varun Chakaravarthy
Sunrisers Hyderabad (Playing XI):
Abhishek Sharma, Kane Williamson(c), Rahul Tripathi, Aiden Markram, Nicholas Pooran(w), Shashank Singh, Washington Sundar, Marco Jansen, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, T Natarajan, Umran Malik
Kolkata Knight Riders have won the toss and have opted to bat</div>
KKR 177/6 (20)
SRH 123/8 (20)
Kolkata Knight Riders won by 54 runs
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Andre Russell
Chennai Super Kings vs Gujarat Titans, 62nd Match
CSK 133/5 (20)
GT 76/1 (9) CRR: 8.44 REQ: 5.27
Gujarat Titans need 58 runs in 66 balls
In reply to Halliwell
Dem drop Bravo again
CSK 133/5 (20)
GT 137/3 (19.1)
Gujarat Titans won by 7 wkts
Alzarri Joseph 3 0 15 1
In reply to Narper
Rahane made 28 off 24 balls; surprising he didnt pip Russell to the award
Lucknow Super Giants (Playing XI):
Quinton de Kock(w), KL Rahul(c), Deepak Hooda, Krunal Pandya, Ayush Badoni, Marcus Stoinis, Jason Holder, Mohsin Khan, Ravi Bishnoi, Dushmantha Chameera, Avesh Khan
Rajasthan Royals (Playing XI):
Yashasvi Jaiswal, Jos Buttler, Sanju Samson(w/c), Devdutt Padikkal, James Neesham, Riyan Parag, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Prasidh Krishna, Yuzvendra Chahal, Obed McCoy
Rajasthan Royals have won the toss and have opted to bat
In reply to Narper
Would like to see Obed
In reply to Halliwell
Hetty still minding baby
2.2
Avesh Khan to Buttler, out Bowled!! Timber! Ideal start for the Super Giants. 136.8kph, in-angling length ball, Buttler shuffles across a long way to play the premeditated scoop. Fails to make contact and the ball uproots the off-stump. Avesh Khan is pumped up having removed the leading run-getter of the tournament.
Buttler b Avesh Khan 2(6)
RR 178/6 (20)
LSG 154/8 (20)
Rajasthan Royals won by 24 runs
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Trent Boult
Holder 2 0 12 1
Obed McCoy 4 0 35 2
Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals, 64th Match
DC 159/7 (20) CRR: 7.95
Rovman Powell 2 (6
PBKS 54/3 (6) CRR: 9 REQ: 7.57
Punjab Kings need 106 runs in 84 balls
PBKS 66/5 (9) CRR: 7.33 REQ: 8.55
Punjab Kings need 94 runs in 66 balls
PBKS 122/7 (17.1) CRR: 7.11 REQ: 13.41
Punjab Kings need 38 runs in 17 balls
Partnership: 40(2
PBKS 131/9 (1 CRR: 7.28 REQ: 14.5
Punjab Kings need 29 runs in 12 balls
DC 159/7 (20)
PBKS 142/9 (20) CRR: 7.1
Delhi Capitals won by 17 runs
In reply to Narper
Mumbai Indians vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, 65th Match
Mumbai Indians have won the toss and have opted to field
Bench
pollard, allen and shepherd
SRH 193/6 (20) CRR: 9.65
Nicholas Pooran 38 (22
SRH 193/6 (20)
MI 79/0 (9.1) CRR: 8.62 REQ: 10.62
Mumbai Indians need 115 runs in 65 balls
MI 176/7 (19) CRR: 9.26 REQ: 18
Mumbai Indians need 18 runs in 6 balls
SRH 193/6 (20)
MI 190/7 (20) CRR: 9.5
Sunrisers Hyderabad won by 3 runs
Lucknow Super Giants (Playing XI):
Quinton de Kock(w), KL Rahul(c), Evin Lewis, Deepak Hooda, Manan Vohra, Marcus Stoinis, Jason Holder, Krishnappa Gowtham, Mohsin Khan, Avesh Khan, Ravi Bishnoi
Kolkata Knight Riders (Playing XI):
Venkatesh Iyer, Abhijeet Tomar, Shreyas Iyer(c), Nitish Rana, Sam Billings(w), Rinku Singh, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Umesh Yadav, Tim Southee, Varun Chakaravarthy
Lucknow Super Giants have won the toss and have opted to bat
Evin Lewis is back
It's been quite good so far, as an all-rounder. I'll take how it's gone so far, stats-wise. But I still think I could have done better, especially in the batting department. Don't want to think too far ahead. Wish I had some more runs but I'm still glad about how it's gone so far and hope I can contribute tonight. I approach every ball positively, trying to come into a good position, a good base, where I can get boundaries. I think boundaries always, in T20s you have to do that, so I'm confident of making up later. I don't panic if I play a few dot balls early, it's about being positive and I'm confident. I have done a lot of push-ups and an awful amount of body stuff, it's about the core being strong. Base is everything, you can't hit the ball on the move and expect it to go 100 meters or something. Even when I step down the track, I ensure that I stay still. Key base is the key to powerhitting.
I see Evin back
Hope they just didn't bring him cause this is basically a must win and then put a lot of pressure on the youth
Come good Lewis and JHo
Sunil Narine 4 0 27 0
LSG 149/0 (17) CRR: 8.76
In reply to positiveg
Lewis might be lucky to face a few overs only
Quinton de Kock *101 [59
LSG 164/0 (1 CRR: 9.11
Andre Russell
2-0-26-0
170*Rahul - De Kock 1st wkt Mumbai DYP 2022
167*Rohit - Gibbs 2nd wkt Kolkata 2012
139 Warner - Shikhar 1st wkt Hyderabad 2017
LSG 191/0 (19) CRR: 10.05
Tim Southee
4-0-57-0
LSG 210/0 (20) CRR: 10.5
Quinton de Kock 140(70)
KL Rahul 68(51)
Andre Russell
3-0-45-0
KKR 99/3 (10) CRR: 9.9 REQ: 11.2
Kolkata Knight Riders need 112 runs in 60 balls
Jason Holder
2-0-20-0
KKR 144/5 (16) CRR: 9 REQ: 16.75
Kolkata Knight Riders need 67 runs in 24 balls
Andre Russell 4(9)
Rinku Singh 1(1
16.4
Mohsin Khan to Russell, out Caught by Hooda!! Mohsin with a potential game-killing blow! Dre Russ has been sent packing. To be fair, he never looked in rhythm in his brief stay at the crease, LSG bowled brilliantly to him and it's another clever delivery that ends his innings. Slower off-cutter, wider again and Russell has to reach this, can't gather the required power on the loft and ends up slicing it a bit. Still went down the throat of long-off who was right on the edge of the rope. What a game this left-arm seamer is having, what a debut season is having!
Russell c Hooda b Mohsin Khan 5(11)
16.6
Mohsin Khan to Narine, SIX, hacked over deep mid-wicket! Slower bumper, not high enough to trouble Narine who picks the variation and clouts this with all the power he can muster
KKR 156/6 (17) CRR: 9.18 REQ: 18.33
Kolkata Knight Riders need 55 runs in 18 balls
18.1
Holder to Narine, SIX, what a shot! Just a nonchalant pick up from Narine, didn't seem like he hit it that well but clears the leaping long-on fielder. Holder errs on the fuller side, Narine gets under it and then gets it over. Wow!
Moves to 19(5
18.3
Holder to Rinku Singh, SIX, to deep mid-wicket
Kolkata Knight Riders need 25 runs in 9 balls
KKR 190/6 (19) CRR: 10 REQ: 21
Kolkata Knight Riders need 21 runs in 6 balls
17 needed off 5 now!
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19.2
Stoinis to Rinku Singh, SIX, Kabooooooooooom!!
Kolkata Knight Riders need 11 runs in 4 balls
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19.3
Stoinis to Rinku Singh, SIX, to long-off
Kolkata Knight Riders need 5 runs in 3 balls
Kolkata Knight Riders need 3 runs in 2 balls
19.5
Stoinis to Rinku Singh, out Caught by Lewis!! WHAT A SCREAMER FROM LEWIS!
Rinku Singh c Lewis b Stoinis 40(15) [4s-2 6s-4]
Kolkata Knight Riders need 3 runs in 1 ball
19.6
Stoinis to Umesh Yadav, out Bowled!! Bowled' em! Stoinis seals a thrilling two-run win for LSG!
Umesh Yadav b Stoinis 0(1)
LSG 210/0 (20)
KKR 208/8 (20)
Lucknow Super Giants won by 2 runs
Sunil Narine 21*(7)
What an amazing finish
In reply to Overthrow
Lewis for MOM
Royal Challengers Bangalore (Playing XI):
Virat Kohli, Faf du Plessis(c), Rajat Patidar, Glenn Maxwell, Mahipal Lomror, Dinesh Karthik(w), Shahbaz Ahmed, Wanindu Hasaranga, Harshal Patel, Siddarth Kaul, Josh Hazlewood
Gujarat Titans (Playing XI):
Wriddhiman Saha(w), Shubman Gill, Matthew Wade, Hardik Pandya(c), David Miller, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore, Lockie Ferguson, Yash Dayal, Mohammed Shami
Gujarat Titans have won the toss and have opted to bat
Yet another West Indianless day.
We couldn't even get Humpire Wilson to stand in today's game.
GT 168/5 (20)
RCB 1/0 (0.2) CRR: 3 REQ: 8.54
Royal Challengers Bangalore need 168 runs
GT 168/5 (20)
RCB 170/2 (18.4)
Royal Challengers Bangalore won by 8 wkts
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Virat Kohli 73[54
Chennai Super Kings (Playing XI):
Ruturaj Gaikwad, Devon Conway, Moeen Ali, Ambati Rayudu, N Jagadeesan, MS Dhoni(w/c), Mitchell Santner, Prashant Solanki, Simarjeet Singh, Matheesha Pathirana, Mukesh Choudhary
Rajasthan Royals (Playing XI):
Yashasvi Jaiswal, Jos Buttler, Sanju Samson(w/c), Devdutt Padikkal, Shimron Hetmyer, Riyan Parag, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Prasidh Krishna, Yuzvendra Chahal, Obed McCoy
Chennai Super Kings have won the toss and have opted to bat
0.6
Boult to Gaikwad, out Caught by Samson!!
Gaikwad c Samson b Boult 2(6)
CSK 2/1 (1) CRR: 2
McCoy bowling extremely well.
In reply to Narper
Is this a playoff or semi or something, or are we still in league stage??
In reply to Halliwell
League stage
CSK 120/4 (16) CRR: 7.5
Moeen Ali 80(45)
MS Dhoni 14(21
Obed McCoy [2.0-0-10-1] is back into the attack
16.2
Obed McCoy to Moeen Ali, 2 runs, to deep mid-wicket
16.1
Obed McCoy to Moeen Ali, no run, slower delivery on the stumps, Moeen Ali makes room and drives well but finds a diving extra-cover at the edge of the ring
CSK 146/5 (19) CRR: 7.68
Obed McCoy [3.0-0-16-1] is back into the attack
In reply to Narper
So, the Real McCoy showed up today.
19.1
Obed McCoy to Moeen Ali, out Caught by Riyan Parag!! No 100 for Moeen Ali. He has completely lost his timing since the powerplay and holes out to long-off. Slower ball on a fuller length outside off, lofted flat but straight to the fielder at long-off. Moeen walks back shaking his head. Back of the hand slower ball from McCoy.
Moeen Ali c Riyan Parag b Obed McCoy 93(57) [4s-13 6s-3]
19.6
Obed McCoy to Simarjeet Singh, 2 runs, CSK end with 150. What a comeback by RR
19.5
Obed McCoy to Santner, 1 run, to backward square leg
19.4
Obed McCoy to Santner, no run
19.3
Obed McCoy to Simarjeet Singh, 1 run, another slower delivery on the stumps, driven to long-on
19.2
Obed McCoy to Simarjeet Singh, no run, slower delivery outside off, Simarjeet Singh cuts and misses
CSK 150/6 (20) CRR: 7.5
Obed McCoy
4-0-20-2
RR 80/3 (12) CRR: 6.67 REQ: 8.88
Rajasthan Royals need 71 runs in 48 balls
Yashasvi Jaiswal 47(36)
Ravichandran Ashwin 2(2)
Moeen Ali
2-0-7-1
Now I realising, CWI measures mental fitness also.
16.1
Solanki to Hetmyer, FOUR, tossed up delivery on off, Hetmyer latches on to it and bludgeons it to long-off for a boundary
16.2
Solanki to Hetmyer, out Caught by Conway!! A perfect comeback by Solanki. He has the last laugh. A loopy delivery the leggie around middle and leg, Hetmyer looks to go big. Goes for a slogsweep and miscues it to deep mid-wicket where Conway settles under the skier and completes a safe catch. Solanki is pleased with the wicket an RR in a spot of bother with Hetty gone. One more wicket here and they will be the favourites to win this clash.
Hetmyer c Conway b Solanki 6(7) [4s-1]
RR 122/5 (17.1) CRR: 7.11 REQ: 10.24
Rajasthan Royals need 29 runs in 17 balls
CSK 150/6 (20)
RR 151/5 (19.4)
Rajasthan Royals won by 5 wkts
In reply to Narper
No thanks to Hety.
Delhi Capitals (Playing XI):
Prithvi Shaw, David Warner, Mitchell Marsh, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Sarfaraz Khan, Rovman Powell, Axar Patel, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Anrich Nortje, Khaleel Ahmed
Mumbai Indians (Playing XI):
Rohit Sharma(c), Ishan Kishan(w), Daniel Sams, Tilak Varma, Dewald Brevis, Tim David, Ramandeep Singh, Hrithik Shokeen, Jasprit Bumrah, Riley Meredith, Mayank Markande
Mumbai Indians have won the toss and have opted to field
In reply to Narper
The spinners don't seem to bother Rovman as of late.
Whappen?
DC 97/4 (13) CRR: 7.46
Rovman Powell 29(1
Rishabh Pant 22(23
In reply to Drapsey
The man obviously worked hard and now the confidence is there....and fortune favours the brave....lack of confidence...no bravery....just look at Pouty in recent times
In reply to Narper
Hopefully he can keep it going.
Looks like Bumrah only has strength for West Indian batsmen.
DC 159/7 (20)
Powell b Bumrah 43(34) [4s-1 6s-4]
MI 0/0 (0.3) REQ: 8.21
Mumbai Indians need 160 runs
MI 95/3 (14.3) CRR: 6.55 REQ: 11.82
Mumbai Indians need 65 runs in 33 balls
MI 131/3 (17) CRR: 7.71 REQ: 9.67
Mumbai Indians need 29 runs in 18 balls
Tim David 22(8 )
Tilak Varma 19(13)
17.4
Thakur to Tim David, SIX, and the Wankhede erupts!
17.3
Thakur to Tim David, SIX, another monster hit by the big man! Thakur goes full, right into the slot around off and Tim David has launched this over long-off for a high and handsome six. How easily can he clear the boundary?
Mumbai Indians need 15 runs in 14 balls
17.5
Thakur to Tim David, out Caught by Prithvi Shaw!!
Tim David c Prithvi Shaw b Thakur 34(11) [4s-2 6s-4]
MI 155/5 (19) CRR: 8.16 REQ: 5
Mumbai Indians need 5 runs in 6 balls
19.1
Khaleel Ahmed to Ramandeep Singh, no ball, what a ball! A beamer by Khaleel Ahmed and that's well above the batter's head. What a disaster by Khaleel Ahmed as the next ball will be a free-hit!
19.1
Khaleel Ahmed to Ramandeep Singh, FOUR, Royal Challengers qualify for IPL 2022 playoffs! Delhi Capitals had their fate in their hands, but they have been knocked out by Mumbai Indians.
DC 159/7 (20)
MI 160/5 (19.1)
Mumbai Indians won by 5 wkts
Pant is making no sense at all with the answer to that question about the review.
He, the wicket-keeper thought there was a nick. He is the captain. The bowler went up instantly and felt there was a nick.
Pant says the players around were not convinced so he did not go for it.
You have two reviews. The Batter in question is a big hitter and can take the game away from you, and you dont take the review?
Anyway you slice it, you MUST take the review.
Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Punjab Kings, 70th Match
Punjab Kings (Playing XI):
Jonny Bairstow, Shikhar Dhawan, Liam Livingstone, Mayank Agarwal(c), Shahrukh Khan, Jitesh Sharma(w), Harpreet Brar, Nathan Ellis, Prerak Mankad, Kagiso Rabada, Arshdeep Singh
Sunrisers Hyderabad (Playing XI):
Abhishek Sharma, Priyam Garg, Rahul Tripathi, Aiden Markram, Nicholas Pooran(w), Romario Shepherd, Washington Sundar, Jagadeesha Suchith, Bhuvneshwar Kumar(c), Fazalhaq Farooqi, Umran Malik
Sunrisers Hyderabad have won the toss and have opted to bat
In reply to Narper
WI dodge ah bullet here
In reply to Halliwell
2.4
Rabada to Priyam Garg, out Caught by Mayank!!
Priyam Garg c Mayank b Rabada 4(7)
Did I just see BCL in the SRH 'dougout'?
I thought he was a commie these days.
SRH 157/8 (20)
PBKS 71/3 (7.5) CRR: 9.06 REQ: 7.15
Punjab Kings need 87 runs in 73 balls
PBKS 92/3 (9) CRR: 10.22 REQ: 6
Punjab Kings need 66 runs in 66 balls
Liam Livingstone 19(5)
Shikhar Dhawan 29(20
Romario Shepherd
1-0-23-0
SRH 157/8 (20)
PBKS 160/5 (15.1)
Punjab Kings won by 5 wkts
Pooran 5[10
Romario Shepherd 26*[15
Romario Shepherd 1-0-23-0
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