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Sunrisers Hyderabad desperately needed a win in this match to keep the doors to playoffs open, Delhi survives a scare
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Sunrisers captain and pace ace Pat Cummins bowled with fire taking three wickets including sending back Karun Nair for a first-ball duck
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“In 2023, I faced a sudden breakdown, so I deliberately chose to play as many domestic games as I could—around 12 or 13 in total,” Shami said. “That experience, combined with the England series, played a key role in restoring my confidence. As for performance, I’ve always committed to giving my absolute best,” he added.
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The match starts at 7:30 pm on May 6
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Vettori admits it's been a consistent struggle throughout the season in putting up a collective performance together
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Delhi's Nair says it's about peaking at the right time
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Kolkata Knight Riders resisted Riyan Parag's stunning 95 to edge out Rajasthan Royals by one run
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Prabhsimran's 48-ball 91 formed the cornerstone of Punjab Kings' unassailable 236 for 5 and any hopes of a remarkable chase was nipped in the bud by Arshdeep's 3/16 in 4 overs
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There is no doubt Sunrisers desperately needs to come up with a complete, improved all-round performance to salvage some pride.On the other hand, Axar Patel-led Delhi Capitals too got stuck after topping the points table at one stage, losing a few games from seemingly winning positions
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KKR made two changes to their playing XI, bringing in Moeen Ali and Ramandeep Singh, while Rajasthan Royals made three alterations. Nitish Rana, dealing with a niggle, along with Fazalhaq Farooqi and Kumar Kartikeya, have been replaced by Kunal Rathore, Wanindu Hasaranga, and Yudhvir Singh.
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Hailing from Tasmania, Australia, Mitch Owen has featured in 34 T20 matches, amassing 646 runs with two centuries to his credit and a top score of 108. The versatile all-rounder has also claimed 10 wickets in the format.
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With four league matches remaining, KKR's equation is straightforward — win all four and reach 17 points, a total that should secure a spot in the top-four
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Notwithstanding the commendable batting performances of CSK's Ayush Mhatre (48-ball 94) and Ravindra Jadeja (77 not out), RCB beat Chennai by 2 runs in the last over
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The last time RCB faced CSK in Bengaluru was in IPL 2024 and they won by 27 runs in a thrilling game to enter the playoffs
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The result meant Sunrisers Hyderabad are all but out of the playoffs race, even as Gujarat Titans boosted their prospects
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Rahane says IPL demands you stay in the moment and give your best every day
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Rajasthan Royals appreciated Sandeep’s “immense bravery to continue bowling with this injury in the last match and everyone at the franchise wishes him a full and speedy recovery.”
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Reflecting on the 2019 final against Chennai Super Kings, Suryakumar said he didn’t get too close because he knew both Rohit and Malinga were experienced players, and they didn’t need any third-party advice
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Raghu Sharma, born on March 11, 1993, in Jalandhar, Punjab, is a right-arm leg-break bowler. He has played for both Punjab and Puducherry in domestic cricket. In 11 first-class matches, Sharma has claimed 57 wickets at an average of 19.59, with his best bowling figures being 7/56.
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Punjab Kings have moved up to second in the table with 13 points while CSK are on 10th with just four points, and their play-off hopes were eliminated with this result
