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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

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

The 23-year-old Ashwani from Punjab became the first Indian ever to take four wickets on IPL debut

Second successive defeat to Chennai Super Kings after their loss to RCB in Chennai for the first time in their previous match

Losing wickets at regular intervals made it difficult for us, says Vettori over defeat

Porel says we will be going to Chennai on a high after the win against SRH

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

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

The bowling legend says winning and losing is part of the game

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

Moeen said he doesn’t have the skill as other bowlers but his job was to contain as much as he can

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

Iyer missed his maiden IPL ton by a mere three runs but his 42-ball knock, which featured nine sixes and five fours, powered PBKS to a massive 243 for 5 and helped them win their season opener by 11 runs

In reply to the PBKS target of 244, GT were stopped at 232 for five with Sai Sudharsan and Jos Buttler making a 41-ball 74 and 33-ball 54 respectively

Chasing 210, Delhi Capitals slipped to 7/3 in the second over and limped to 116 for six after 13 overs, but Ashutosh's stunning knock of 66 off 31 balls delivers his side a sensational win

The Afghanistan mystery spinner Noor Ahmed's 4-wicket haul restricts Mumbai to 155/9, which Chennai chased down in 19.1 overs

Ishan says they were the ones who have been supporting me throughout those middle phases when I was just doing my hard work