
Sunrisers eclipse Daredevils
The Delhi Daredevils crashed out of the playoff places when they were beaten by seven wickets, with one ball remaining, by the Sunrisers in Hyderabad.
The Delhi Daredevils crashed out of the playoff places when they were beaten by seven wickets, with one ball remaining, by the Sunrisers in Hyderabad.
MS Dhoni’s 23-ball 31 ensured a six-wicket win for the Chennai Super Kings after Ravindra Jadeja’s 3-18 restricted the Royal Challengers Bangalore to 127-9.
Suryakumar Yadav’s half-century kept the Mumbai Indians in contention for a playoff spot as they beat the Kings XI Punjab by six wickets.
Shubman Gill’s 57 off 36 balls anchored the Kolkata Knight Riders’ successful chase as they beat the Chennai Super Kings by six wickets in Kolkata.
The Delhi Daredevils kept their hopes of an IPL playoff place alive when they beat the Rajasthan Royals by four runs in a rain-hit slog-fest.
Incredible death bowling from Tim Southee (2-25) helped the Royal Challengers Bangalore defend a target of 168 as they beat the Mumbai Indians by 14 runs, despite a 42-ball 50 by Hardik Pandya in Bengaluru.
The Chennai Super Kings rolled over the Delhi Daredevils with an impressive debut from Lungi Ngidi who conceded just 26 runs from his four overs.
Chris Lynn anchored the Kolkata Knight Riders’ chase and scored 62 off 52 balls to seal a six-wicket victory against the Royal Challengers Bangalore in Bengaluru.
JP Duminy, selected for his first appearance for the Mumbai Indians, was never given a chance to show his ability as the Chennai Super Kings were beaten by eight wickets in Pune.
Shreyas Iyer’s 40-ball 93 and Prithvi Shaw’s 44-ball 62 helped the Delhi Daredevils post an unchased 220-run target to set up a 55-run victory against the Kolkata Knight Riders in Delhi.
Junior Dala has replaced Chris Morris in the Delhi Daredevils’ squad after the Proteas all-rounder returned home after picking up an injury.
Rashid Khan’s 3-19 helped throttle the Kings XI Punjab’s chase of 133 as Sunrisers Hyderabad sealed a 13-run victory in Hyderabad.
AB de Villiers and Quinton de Kock’s partnership of 103 came to nought as the Chennai Super Kings chased down 205 and won by five wickets in Bangalore.
The Sunrisers Hyderabad, defending 118, bowled out the Mumbai Indians for 87 in Mumbai to secure a 31-run victory.
The Kings XI Punjab successfully defended a total of 143 against the Delhi Daredevils, despite a superb 45-ball 57 from Shreyas Iyer.