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"They absolutely blew them away, and that’s a great sign of character for me. When you suffer a heavy defeat, especially away from home, bouncing back is never easy," Morgan said in a chat with JioHotstar.

It is never easy for any fast bowler to see the batter (Phil Salt) hit you for the biggest six of the season (105 m) and then have him bowled the next ball! But, that may be symbolic of the fighter Siraj has been over the years.

Titans chase down RCB's 169 in 17.5 overs on the back of Buttler's 73 not out and Sai Sudharsan's 49 runs in 36 balls

Both teams struggling to get their act together in this IPL season so far

Kolkata Knight Riders will play back-to-back home games at the Eden Gardens against Sunrisers Hyderabad on April 3 and Lucknow Super Giants on April 8

Digvesh Singh admitted to the Level 1 offence under Article 2.5 and accepted the Match Referee’s sanction.

Punjab skipper Shreyas Iyer chips in with 30-ball 52 to finish the chase of 172 in 16.2 overs

Second win for the Capitals from two ‘home’ games to begin the campaign in style

Sunrisers were in trouble at 25 for three in 2.3 overs. Starc tormented the batting line-up dismissing the dangerous looking Travis Head and reducing SRH to 37 for four in 4.1 overs

Gujarat Titans win by 36 runs as Mumbai Indians' big guns fail

Having fought their way to a competitive 196/7, RCB applied the perfect squeeze on CSK with early strikes humbling them down to 146/8

"I've never worked on my bat speed, I'm just blessed with incredible talent," Pooran said

On Nicholas Pooran’s blitzkrieg, Marsh said he felt like he was really connected with him as a bloke and as someone whom he had been going to hopefully bat with a lot.

Sunrisers Hyderabad lost to Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL League match here on Thursday night.

Kolkata Knight Riders batsman De Kock's sparkling 97 guides them to dominant eight-wicket win over RR

The star batter says 230 is now the new par score in most grounds

Franklin says bowlers need to to be a little bit creative, try and cast some sort of doubt into the opposition batters to oversome the challenge

Captain Rishabh Pant’s forgetful show with the bat and behind the stumps was one of the reasons for LSG’s defeat in the first game. And he needs badly to lead from the front.

“My hard work pays off, so I am enjoying it. I was confident because it's part of the game. I was really confident about my ability. Just followed the basics and believed in my ability,” Ashutosh informed the media in the post-match media briefing.

Ashutosh Sharma walked in as DC's Impact Player with the score 65 for 5 in the seventh over. After the 13th over of the chase, DC were 116 for 6, needing 94 runs off 42 balls with four wickets in hand.