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After a string of below par performances, Dinesh Karthik handed over the reins to his deputy Eoin Morgan hours before KKR's match against Mumbai Indians on Friday.
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Fresh from their win against SRH, Chennai hope to keep their campaign back
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When I bat, it's my zone and time to be absolutely close to myself and perform, said Kohli
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CSK pulled off a 20-run victory on Tuesday while defending 167 against Sunrisers with almost every player making a contribution. It was only their third win in eight games.
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Noted coach Paul Reiffel was involved in a controversy when he changed his decision on declaring a wide.
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There were arguments to promote Williamson, who batted at No.4, to third spot so that he can be up and running early.
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Having lost half of the side for just 78 runs in 12 overs in chase of 164, Tewatia hit an unbeaten 45 from 28 deliveries to guide his side home in the company of Riyan Parag
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Rajasthan Royals pull off incredible thrilling last-over heist
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Too many holes in the ship and when you try to plug one, there is water flowing from another. We need to get our act together, says Dhoni after his team's loss against RCB
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Rajasthan are struggling at the penultimate spot on the points table after two wins and four straight defeats, while Sunrisers have won three out of their six games so far
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Maxwell has so far scored 1, 5, 13, 11, 11 not out and 7 in six matches drawing criticism. KXIP will have to get something out of Maxwell. You cannot keep an overseas player’s spot like this.
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KKR back on course after their win over Chennai team
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Speaking after the match, the leggie from Afghanistan said picking the right line and length early in the spell helped him.
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Chasing a stiff target of 202, KXIP were all out for 132 in 16.5 overs to slump to their fifth defeat - and fourth on the trot - in six matches to remain at the bottom of the points table
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Hyderabad team is without the services of experienced Bhuvneshwar who is out of IPL
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Bhuvneshwar sustained the injury while bowling the 19th over of Chennai Super Kings' innings during their October 2 clash in Dubai.
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Bhuvneshwar sustained the injury while bowling the 19th over of Chennai Super Kings' innings during their October 2 clash here and hobbled out of the field after just one delivery
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The Rajasthan team may need to rejig their team after a slump
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Though they were in the game for the better part of it, losing the wickets of Kane Williamson and captain David Warner at crucial junctures hampered the chase, felt SRH mentor VVS Laxman
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The swashbuckling duo of Hardika Pandya (28) and Kieron Pollard (25 not out) scored at their usual brisk pace but it was Krunal who propelled MI to 208 for five with 20 runs off a mere four deliveries in the last over
