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IPL 2026, MI vs RCB Updates: RCB win thriller in Raipur!

 Sun, 10 May 2026
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23:51

RCB 167-8 (20 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru emerged victorious in a true pendulum battle, chasing down 166 in a tense finish that swung back and forth throughout the game.

The chase began on a nightmare note for RCB as Virat Kohli fell for a second consecutive duck, followed soon after by Devdutt Padikkal, who was caught behind off Deepak Chahar as MI's new-ball attack struck early.

But the game turned on its head thanks to a brave, battling effort from Krunal Pandya. Facing his former team, Krunal produced a match-defining knock despite visible discomfort, hobbling through cramps and still finding a way to keep RCB in the hunt when it mattered most.

Earlier, Bhuvneshwar Kumar had set the tone with a superb new-ball spell that broke MI's rhythm, and fittingly played his part at the end as well to close out the chase.

In the end, it was RCB's resilience under pressure that made the difference in a game that swung like a pendulum until the very last moments.
23:49

RCB win thriller in Raipur!

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RCB 167-8 (20 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru ended their two-match losing streak with a thrilling, nerve-jangling win in a classic see-saw contest to move to the top of the table.

The game swung repeatedly through the middle overs and went right down to a tense final over, but RCB held their composure when it mattered most to edge a crucial victory.

For Mumbai Indians, it was a painful exit despite a strong fight with both bat and ball, while Lucknow Super Giants were also knocked out of contention.

In the end, RCB's calm under pressure proved the difference in a dramatic finish.
23:44

RCB win thriller in Raipur!

RCB 167-8 (20 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru endured a dramatic final-over twist as Raj Bawa finally broke through under immense pressure.

Romario Shepherd tried to force a finish but completely miscued his shot, and Tilak Varma held his nerve to complete a crucial catch. Shepherd's brief cameo ended painfully at 4 off 1 ball, bringing visible relief to Bawa, who immediately looked emotional and clutched his knee after the dismissal.

With the game still alive, Bhuvneshwar Kumar walked in next and wasted no time. Despite a wide over his head, he responded in style by launching a massive six, swinging the momentum back into RCB's favour for a brief moment.

After 2 balls of the final over, RCB stood at 3 runs added, with tension at its peak and the finish still hanging in the balance.

A slower ball does the trick as Raj Bawa keeps it full of tension right till the end. Bhuvneshwar Kumar goes for the big finish but mistimes it, getting just a single as the ball is skied tamely into the outfield.

Now it comes down to the last delivery — just 2 needed off 1 ball for Royal Challengers Bengaluru.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru pulled off a dramatic finish in Raipur as captain Suryakumar Yadav was seen having a final word with the bowler before the decisive ball.

With the field tightened and mid-wicket inside the circle, the tension couldn't have been higher. Rasikh Salam Dar held his nerve under pressure and managed to squeeze out the required runs.

In a nail-biting finish, RCB got the 2 runs needed off the final delivery, sealing a thrilling win and sparking celebrations in a game that went right down to the wire.

Rasikh Salam Dar is on strike. The field is in, the crowd is on its feet.

With the field tightened and mid-wicket inside the circle, the tension couldn’t have been higher. Rasikh Salam Dar held his nerve under pressure and managed to squeeze out the required runs.

In a nail-biting finish, RCB got the 2 runs needed off the final delivery, sealing a thrilling win and sparking celebrations in a game that went right down to the wire.

15 runs and a wicket came in the final over. 
23:35

RCB need 11 runs from 4 balls


RCB 156-7 (19.2 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru were thrown a late lifeline in a chaotic final over as Raj Bawa stepped up with the ball under immense pressure.

The over began in the worst possible way for MI, with a wide delivery as Romario Shepherd tried to reach out but couldn't connect. The drama escalated immediately when Bawa overstepped, gifting RCB a crucial no-ball and a free hit.

Shepherd managed only a single off the free hit, but the chaos didn't stop there -- another couple of wides followed, adding to the tension in a nervy finish.

With the game swinging wildly and pressure mounting on both sides, RCB picked up 10 runs from the first 5 balls of the final over, keeping the chase alive deep into the closing stages.
23:31

RCB need 14 runs from 6 balls


RCB 152-7 (19 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru edged closer to a tense finish as Jasprit Bumrah delivered a superb penultimate over under pressure.

Romario Shepherd and new batter Rasikh Salam Dar were forced into survival mode as Bumrah mixed pinpoint yorkers and full-length deliveries with relentless accuracy. Shepherd picked up a single, while Rasikh calmly worked one to deep third to keep RCB moving.

A big LBW shout against Shepherd created drama, with Suryakumar Yadav opting for the review despite the umpire staying unmoved. Replays showed the ball was sliding down leg, costing MI their final review and adding to the tension.

Shepherd struggled to locate the ball at one point but managed to get back into his crease in time, while Bumrah continued to dominate the over with disciplined lines.

In the end, just 3 runs came from the 19th over, with RCB reaching 152 for 7 -- setting up a nervy final over needing 14 runs from 6 balls.
23:24

Tilak takes binder as Krunal's fight ends


RCB 149-6 (18 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru kept the chase alive through pure drama as Krunal Pandya produced a fighting knock full of twists in the 18th over.

Allah Ghazanfar came back into the attack with the match hanging in the balance. Krunal nearly gifted a wicket early when a mistimed shot ballooned into the deep. It looked like a simple chance, but chaos followed -- a misjudgment near the rope, a fumble, and RCB somehow survived a bizarre passage of play that left MI frustrated.

Krunal then made MI pay in brutal fashion, smashing back-to-back sixes despite carrying discomfort, turning the over on its head. But the drama wasn't over.

Tilak Varma finally made amends for the earlier confusion, judging the high ball perfectly and taking a sharp catch after adjusting his position brilliantly -- ending Krunal's brilliant innings on 73 off 46 balls.

A fighting effort came to an end, but not before Krunal dragged RCB deep into the contest.

After 18 overs, RCB stood at 149 for 7, needing 18 runs from 12 balls -- a tense finish set up perfectly.
23:16

Jitesh, Tim David fall as Bosch turns game

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RCB 137-6 (17 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru brought in Romario Shepherd as the chase entered a tense phase, with the pressure firmly on.

Deepak Chahar returned to complete his spell and immediately tested the batters with variations. Krunal Pandya watched one sail past as a wide was called, but soon after, a slower bouncer struck him hard, sending him to the ground in visible pain. The physio rushed in as concern spread, though Krunal showed grit and opted to continue.

After a brief pause, RCB regrouped and rotated strike cautiously, managing only singles for the rest of the over.

After 17 overs, RCB reached 137 for 6, needing 30 runs from 18 balls -- with the match finely poised and Krunal still at the heart of the chase.
23:10

Jitesh, Tim David fall as Bosch turns game

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RCB 131-6 (16 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Corbin Bosch continued to apply pressure at a crucial stage, but Krunal Pandya began the over in style, launching a clean six to keep Royal Challengers Bengaluru firmly in the hunt.

Bosch, however, didn't lose control for long. After a quiet delivery and a single, Jitesh Sharma tried to counter-attack and briefly shifted momentum with a towering six. The chase was heating up, and RCB looked to be closing in.

But Bosch struck back in dramatic fashion.

On a shorter delivery outside off, Jitesh stepped down the track and went for the aggressive slash over point -- only to mistime it completely. Running in from the deep, Naman Dhir judged it perfectly, kept his composure under pressure, and completed a clean, safe catch.

Jitesh walked back for 18 off 12 balls, a key moment in the match as MI roared back at the death.

RCB now need 36 runs from 25 balls, with the tension rising sharply in the chase.

Time David is here and out! Golden duck! Bosch has turned this game and how!
23:04

Krunal's 50 keeps RCB in the hunt

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RCB 118-4 (15 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Jasprit Bumrah was brought back into the attack as Royal Challengers Bengaluru pushed deeper into their chase, but Jitesh Sharma greeted him with a crisp boundary to set the tone.

He followed it up with a single, while Krunal Pandya showed remarkable composure against high-quality bowling. The left-hander defended solidly, worked the ball into gaps, and kept rotating strike despite Bumrah's control.

Krunal also picked up crucial runs, including a well-run double to deep square leg, continuing what has been a standout knock under pressure. The contest between bat and ball stayed intense, with both sides refusing to give an inch.

By the end of the over, RCB added 8 runs and reached 118 for 4 after 15 overs, needing 50 runs from 31 balls -- with Krunal firmly holding the chase together.
22:53

RCB gain momentum, need 57 off 36


RCB 110-4 (14 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Raj Bawa continued, but Krunal Pandya finally decided it was time to accelerate for Royal Challengers Bengaluru.

Krunal started with a single before Jitesh Sharma broke the pressure with a massive six straight down the ground. After rotating strike, Krunal joined the attack with a powerful boundary as RCB suddenly shifted gears.

The over became messy for MI with back-to-back wides, including a short bouncer that had to be rebowled. Frustration was visible all around as everyone waited for the over to finally end.

Krunal then finished strongly by finding the gap for a couple more runs, helping RCB collect 16 runs from the over.

After 14 overs, RCB moved to 110 for 4, needing 57 runs from 36 balls, with momentum slowly swinging their way.
22:45

Bethell departs as Bosch strikes again

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RCB 94-4 (13 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Ghazanfar continued his spell, but Krunal Pandya shifted gears brilliantly for Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Sharp running between the wickets brought an early couple before Krunal launched a massive six to put pressure back on MI.

He followed it up with smart strike rotation, while Jacob Bethell chipped in with singles to keep the scoreboard moving. RCB collected 12 runs from the over, moving to 94 for 3 after 12 overs and staying firmly in the chase.

However, Corbin Bosch returned to swing momentum back MI's way immediately. Bethell tried to force the pace but ended up finding Tilak Varma in the field, who completed a safe catch.

Bethell's steady innings came to an end at 27 off 27 balls, giving MI a much-needed breakthrough at a crucial stage.

Jitesh Sharma was sent in ahead of Tim David, but it turned into a surprisingly quiet start for the new batter.

He blocked the first delivery cautiously and continued defending through the rest of the over without scoring. Coming right after the wicket of Jacob Bethell, MI tightened the screws completely.

It turned out to be a rare wicket-maiden in the middle overs of an IPL game -- a momentum-shifting over that put pressure firmly back on RCB.
22:37

Krunal, Bethell rebuild; RCB stay in chase


RCB 82-3 (11 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Allah Ghazanfar was brought into the attack as Royal Challengers Bengaluru looked to rebuild steadily. Jacob Bethell started the over with a flick to deep backward square leg for a single, while Krunal Pandya comfortably pushed one down to long-on.

A thick inside edge onto the pad brought a leg bye before Krunal eased some pressure with a classy boundary. Then came the drama -- a huge LBW appeal from MI. Ryan Rickelton was convinced it had hit pad first, and MI immediately went upstairs for a review.

The replay, however, showed the impact was outside off stump. To make matters worse for MI, RCB even sneaked in an overthrow during the play. An eventful over ended with a single as RCB moved to 74/3 after 10 overs.

Raj Bawa then came into the attack, but Krunal continued to look in control. Bethell worked a single to long leg before Krunal produced another confident boundary and followed it up with smart strike rotation. The pair kept the scoreboard ticking with singles through the rest of the over.

After 11 overs, RCB were 82/3, needing 85 runs from 54 balls, with the chase nicely poised.
22:26

Bethell, Krunal steady RCB

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RCB 65-3 (9 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru picked up some much-needed momentum before the strategic timeout, despite a brief injury scare for Krunal Pandya.

Krunal received treatment from the physio after being struck on the abdomen in the previous over, but continued batting and soon eased concerns with a confident boundary. Jacob Bethell played a steady hand at the other end, rotating strike smartly and helping keep the chase alive.

Will Jacks continued with the ball for MI, but RCB managed to collect singles regularly along with a wide to keep the scoreboard moving.

After 9 overs, RCB reached 65 for 3, needing 102 runs from 66 balls as the strategic timeout was called.
22:17

MI keep control as RCB struggle


RCB 56-3 (8 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru continued to rebuild their chase after a shaky start, with Jacob Bethell and Krunal Pandya working hard to keep things steady.

Will Jacks was introduced into the attack, but RCB managed to rotate strike with singles through the covers and backward point. Bethell looked composed, while Krunal used smart placement to keep the scoreboard moving without taking unnecessary risks.

Corbin Bosch continued to apply pressure from the other end, keeping a tight line and forcing mistakes. Krunal survived a close run-out chance after a sharp fielding effort, while Bethell safely nudged one to third man.

With disciplined bowling on both sides, RCB could only manage 5 runs in the over, reaching 56 for 3 after 8 overs, still needing 111 from 72 balls as MI kept control of the chase.
22:12

Patidar falls, RCB stutter again

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RCB 47-3 (6 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru continued their chase of 167 with early pressure building, as Jacob Bethell and new skipper Rajat Patidar tried to steady the innings.

Jasprit Bumrah kept things tight from one end, mixing lengths and forcing singles as RCB scraped together runs. Bethell and Patidar rotated strike with small contributions, while occasional extras and leg-byes helped keep the scoreboard moving.

Deepak Chahar continued his disciplined spell, even inducing a mistimed shot and nearly grabbing a return catch in his follow-through, but RCB survived that moment of danger.

However, the breakthrough came when Corbin Bosch was introduced. On his very first impact ball, Patidar mistimed a big shot and was caught by Ryan Rickelton, departing for 8 off 8 and leaving RCB under pressure again.

Krunal Pandya then walked in as the new batter, with RCB needing a steady partnership to rebuild after another key wicket.

Bosch hit a good length outside off that jagged back sharply into Krunal Pandya, beating him on both the tuck and the cut attempt as RCB struggled to find fluency.

Despite a few earlier singles, the over belonged to MI’s control, with Bosch maintaining tight lines and forcing mistakes. The pressure finally told as RCB lost another wicket in the over.

After 6 overs, RCB were 47 for 3 -- under pressure and needing a rebuild after another disciplined bowling display.
21:54

Chahar strikes again, RCB 2 down

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RCB 24-2 (3 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru slipped further in their chase as Deepak Chahar produced a fiery spell with the new ball.

Chahar kept shaping the ball away from the left-hander, consistently beating the outside edge of Devdutt Padikkal and building pressure with a string of dot balls. An LBW shout went unanswered, but the swing was clearly causing trouble.

Just when Padikkal tried to break free, he launched a huge six to release the pressure. However, Chahar struck back immediately, finding the edge on the very next phase of play, with the keeper completing a clean take to send Padikkal back for 12 off 11.

RCB ended the over at 24 for 2 after 3 overs, with MI firmly on top thanks to Chahar's early impact.
21:47

Chahar removes Kohli for duck

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RCB 18-1 (2 Ovs) vs MI 166-7 | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru began their chase of 167 with early fireworks before a major setback in the very first over.

Jacob Bethell started aggressively against Deepak Chahar, smashing back-to-back boundaries to set the tone. He continued the positive intent with smart placement and a single to keep the strike moving.

But Chahar struck back in dramatic fashion. A wide was followed by a crucial delivery that bounced a touch extra, catching Virat Kohli off guard. The ball ballooned off the bat and Raj Bawa completed a sharp catch diving forward--sending Kohli back for a golden duck.

Devdutt Padikkal then walked in and immediately got off the mark with a boundary to close the over.

RCB ended the first over at 14 for 1, a mix of explosive start and a huge early blow.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru continued their chase cautiously after the early wicket, with Jacob Bethell and Devdutt Padikkal trying to settle the innings.

Jasprit Bumrah came into the attack and immediately tightened the screws with his trademark control. Bethell had a swing and a miss early in the over but managed to rotate strike with a single soon after.

The batters worked in ones throughout the over, with Padikkal also getting off strike through steady placement. Bumrah kept things tight, not allowing any release shots, and finished the over with just a single conceded in the final ball.

After 2 overs, RCB were 18 for 1, with MI keeping things disciplined after the early breakthrough.
21:29

MI recover, RCB need 167 to win

MI 166-7 (20 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians recovered well to reach 166 after a shaky start.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar struck early, removing Ryan Rickelton, Rohit Sharma, and Suryakumar Yadav. 

Tilak Varma and Naman Dhir rebuilt with an 82-run stand. 

MI faltered late, lacking finishing power, and may feel 15-20 runs short on this surface despite a spirited middle-order fightback.
21:21

RCB restrict Mumbai to 166


MI 166-7 (20 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians finished their innings with late drama as Deepak Chahar and Corbin Bosch tried to squeeze out crucial runs in the final over.

Rasikh Salam Dar bowled the last over with composure, mixing slower deliveries and tight lines to restrict MI's finish. Bosch managed a mix of singles and a couple of runs but couldn't find the boundary as RCB's fielders held firm under pressure.

Chahar also chipped in with a single, but MI were largely kept in check, managing only small increments in the closing stages. The over ended with a dot ball, seemingly sealing a tight finish.

However, there was a brief twist as Chahar signalled for a review on a wide call, adding a moment of late suspense even as players began to walk off.

In the end, Royal Challengers Bengaluru successfully held MI down to 166, capping off a disciplined death-overs effort.
21:16

Hazlewood strikes, MI 7 down

MI 161-7 (19 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians suffered another setback in the death overs as Raj Bawa was dismissed after a fighting cameo.

Josh Hazlewood returned to the attack and immediately tightened the screws with a sharp yorker and disciplined lines. Bawa managed a couple of runs through smart placement but struggled to find timing under pressure.

A worrying moment followed when a slower bouncer struck Bawa on the helmet, leading to a mandatory concussion check. Play resumed, but soon after, Bawa mistimed a shot and was caught by Rajat Patidar, who held on safely to a sharp chance.

Corbin Bosch then came to the crease and got off the mark with a single, but MI continued to lose momentum at a crucial stage.

After 19 overs, MI stood at 161 for 7, with Hazlewood striking at a key moment to keep Royal Challengers Bengaluru firmly on top heading into the final over.
21:09

Tilak falls for 57 as Bhuvi strikes again


MI 155-6 (18 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Bhuvneshwar Kumar returned for his final over and delivered a decisive blow as Mumbai Indians lost set batter Tilak Varma.

Tilak started the over positively, drilling a full toss straight down the ground for four and adding a single to keep the strike moving. Raj Bawa also chipped in with a run, but the over’s big moment was still to come.

On a crucial delivery, Bhuvneshwar produced a beauty that beat Tilak’s defence and crashed into the stumps. Tilak walked back for a well-made 57 off 42 balls, giving Bhuvneshwar his fourth wicket of the night.

A strong over overall for Royal Challengers Bengaluru, as MI managed just 6 runs and lost a key wicket at a vital stage, finishing the 18th over at 155 for 6.

21:06

Tilak hits 50 amid MI collapse

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MI 149-5 (17 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians lost another wicket just as they were trying to accelerate, with Will Jacks falling for 10 off 10 balls.

Romario Shepherd struck at a crucial moment, forcing Jacks into an early heave that came off the toe end. The ball ballooned towards deep mid-wicket, where Jacob Bethell ran in confidently and completed a clean catch.

At the other end, Tilak Varma kept the scoreboard ticking with a single, but MI slipped again at a key stage, losing momentum just as they looked set to push on in the death overs.

Mumbai Indians brought in Raj Bawa as the new batter after another setback, with the innings still under pressure in the middle overs.

Romario Shepherd continued to apply pressure, keeping things tight with disciplined bowling. Bawa struggled to get going initially, surviving a couple of testing deliveries before MI managed to close the over with a boundary. Despite the wicket, MI added 5 runs and moved to 136 for 5 after 16 overs.

Rasikh Salam Dar returned to the attack in the next over, but Tilak Varma took control of the situation. He rotated strike well with quick running and then unleashed a boundary to bring up a well-crafted half-century off just 37 balls.

With confidence rising, Tilak continued to find gaps and keep the scoreboard moving, adding a couple of sharp twos along with singles alongside Bawa. MI collected 13 runs from the over, reaching 149 for 5 after 17 overs, with Tilak holding the innings together.

20:51

Tilak keeps MI alive after Dhir's exit

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MI 131-4 (15 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians lost another wicket but kept the scoreboard moving through the middle overs, with Will Jacks joining Tilak Varma at the crease.

In the 13th over, Jacks looked solid in defence before surviving a couple of testing deliveries. He ended the over on a high, finishing with a well-timed boundary as MI collected 12 runs despite losing a wicket, reaching 114 for 4.

Suyash Sharma continued the attack in the next over, but MI responded well. Tilak struck a clean six to keep the momentum going, while Jacks rotated strike smartly. MI added 11 runs in the 14th over, moving to 125 for 4.

Josh Hazlewood was brought back into the attack and immediately tested both batters with disciplined bowling. Tilak survived a missed scoop attempt but quickly regrouped, finding gaps for singles. Jacks also worked hard with smart running, including a couple of well-placed shots for twos.

MI continued to chip away with singles and small partnerships, adding 6 runs in the 15th over to reach 131 for 4, steadily building towards the death overs.
20:38

Dhir falls after quickfire 47, MI 4 down


MI 110-4 (12.3 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians finally crossed the 100-run mark in style, thanks to a confident surge from Tilak Varma and Naman Dhir during the middle overs.

Krunal Pandya continued his spell, but MI began to shift gears. Dhir picked up a single early in the over before Tilak unleashed a majestic six over mid-wicket, signalling intent. He followed it up with smart strike rotation, and a quick single brought up MI's 100 -- a crucial milestone after the early setbacks.

The over ended with MI gathering 11 runs from it, taking them to 102 for 3 after 12 overs, firmly rebuilding their innings.

However, the momentum was halted quickly as Rasikh Salam Dar struck soon after coming into the attack. Dhir, who had looked in fine touch, first smashed a boundary and then tried to keep the pressure on -- but was eventually cleaned up for a well-made 47 off 32 balls.

A timely breakthrough for RCB, just as MI were starting to accelerate.
20:31

Tilak–Dhir steady MI recovery

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MI 91-3 (11 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians kept their steady rebuild going through the middle overs, with Tilak Varma and Naman Dhir rotating strike smartly and gradually rebuilding the innings.

Suyash Sharma was introduced into the attack but couldn't break the rhythm as MI picked up easy singles early in the over. Dhir then broke free, launching a clean six to shift the momentum back towards MI. A miscued attempt off the next ball went off the inside edge onto the pad, but MI survived and kept moving.

The over ended with another single, taking MI to 75 for 3 after 9 overs.

Krunal Pandya continued to bowl a tidy spell, mixing accuracy with variation, but MI kept finding gaps. Tilak added a couple of well-run twos along with regular singles as both batters stayed composed under pressure.

After 10 overs, MI reached 82 for 3, steadily rebuilding without taking unnecessary risks.

Romario Shepherd returned for another over, and Dhir immediately counter-attacked with a powerful six. Despite a few tight deliveries, MI managed to keep the scoreboard moving with singles and a couple of extras in running between the wickets.

By the end of 11 overs, MI stood at 91 for 3 -- recovering well after the early collapse and slowly building towards a competitive total.
20:13

RCB drop catches as MI fight back

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MI 65-3 (8 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians continued their recovery with a cautious but steady rebuild from Tilak Varma and Naman Dhir after the early collapse.

Romario Shepherd was introduced but couldn't break through immediately, with a mistimed effort in the field going begging as MI picked up easy singles and kept the scoreboard ticking.

The batters rotated strike well, each taking a single to close the over, helping MI reach 57 for 3 after 7 overs.

In the next over, Krunal Pandya came into the attack and tried to apply control. However, MI capitalised on a small overthrow and smart running between the wickets to keep the pressure on the fielding side.

Tilak and Dhir continued to work in ones and twos, mixing caution with calculated aggression. A quick flick, a couple of sharp singles, and steady strike rotation ensured MI didn't lose momentum again.

After 8 overs, MI reached 65 for 3 -- rebuilding slowly, but staying alive in the contest after that early top-order damage.
20:04

RCB drop catches as MI fight back


MI 53-3 (6 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians began to find a bit of momentum in the sixth over after a shaky powerplay, with Tilak Varma and Naman Dhir working hard to keep the scoreboard moving.

Rasikh Salam Dar was introduced into the attack but didn't get the best start, with a misfield from Romario Shepherd gifting Tilak an extra boundary that shouldn't have come. Dhir also capitalised soon after with a well-placed shot for four, helping MI recover some lost ground.

There was a moment of fortune too -- a mistimed pull from Dhir went high towards deep square leg, where Jacob Bethell charged in but couldn't get there in time, leaving RCB frustrated.

The over ended with another twist as Suyash Sharma dropped a straightforward chance, letting MI off the hook once again. Tilak added a couple more runs before a dot ball closed the over.

A much-needed lift for MI -- 12 runs came off it, taking them to 53 for 3 after 6 overs, as they slowly tried to rebuild after a rocky start.
19:58

Bhuvi rattles MI; removes Rohit, SKY

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MI 41-3 (5 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians steadied slightly after a shaky start, with Tilak Varma joining Naman Dhir at the crease.

Josh Hazlewood kept things tight, allowing just a leg bye and a single as MI tried to rebuild. Dhir managed to break free with a well-timed boundary, giving MI a brief lift amid the pressure.

The real drama, however, came from Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who was on a hat-trick and nearly made it happen. He came agonisingly close -- Tilak was beaten on one delivery, surviving by the narrowest of margins.

Despite the scare, Tilak and Dhir rotated strike and added a few useful runs, including a boundary from Dhir to ease the tension slightly.

After five overs, MI reached 41 for 3, still under pressure but showing faint signs of recovery after a brutal early spell from RCB's bowlers.
19:50

Bhuvi rattles MI; removes Rohit, SKY

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MI 28-3 (3 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

The over began with a wide from Bhuvneshwar Kumar, but he quickly tightened things up. Naman Dhir struggled to get going, managing only a single as pressure built from both ends.

Rohit Sharma briefly tried to counter with a classy boundary, but Bhuvneshwar had the final word. A perfectly disguised knuckle ball outside off tempted Rohit into a drive, and a thick edge flew straight to the keeper, where a sharp take sealed the wicket. Rohit departed for a quick 22 off 10, and the RCB camp erupted.

To make matters worse for MI, Suryakumar Yadav walked in at No. 4 but was dismissed first ball -- a shocking double blow that left the batting unit stunned.

By the end of the over, MI were reeling at 28 for 3 after 3 overs, with Bhuvneshwar once again proving why he remains such a dangerous powerplay weapon.

Mumbai Indians slipped into deep trouble in a dramatic third over as momentum completely shifted in favour of Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
19:44

CSK thrash LSG; MI lose Rickelton vs RCB


MI 22-1 (2 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Mumbai Indians openers Ryan Rickelton and Rohit Sharma walked out to begin the innings, with Rickelton taking strike and the experienced Bhuvneshwar Kumar opening the bowling.

It didn’t take long for drama to unfold. Rohit got off the mark with a quick single, and Rickelton also managed a couple of sharp runs early on. But the pressure from Bhuvneshwar kept building.

On a teasing delivery outside off, Rickelton finally went for the big shot -- but couldn’t get the timing right. The ball went straight up, and Rajat Patidar made no mistake, diving forward to complete a clean catch.

A sharp start for Royal Challengers Bengaluru as Rickelton departed for just 2 off 4 balls. After the first over, MI were 4 for 1 -- a tense beginning under pressure.

Mumbai Indians saw early movement in their innings after Naman Dhir came in at No. 3 following the early wicket.

At the other end, Rohit Sharma took on Josh Hazlewood in an eventful over. He began cautiously with a defensive shot, but then nearly holed out -- the ball just cleared mid-off and raced away for four.

Rohit kept the momentum going with a flick for a couple more runs, before surviving a beaten edge on the next delivery. Then came the counterattack -- back-to-back sixes from the MI skipper, turning the over on its head.

After two overs, MI reached 22 for 1, with 18 runs coming in that second over alone, swinging the early momentum back in their favour.

19:43

RCB opt to bowl vs MI

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MI 22-1 (2 Ovs) vs RCB | SCORECARD

Royal Challengers Bengaluru captain Rajat Patidar won the toss and elected to field against Mumbai Indians in their Indian Premier League match on Sunday.

Suryakumar Yadav is once again standing-in for Hardik Pandya who missed a second consecutive game due to a back spasm.

"Hardik has not been cleared by the medical team to take the field," stated MI.

Both RCB and MI retained their playing eleven from the last match.

Here are the playing XI's:

Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Virat Kohli, Jacob Bethell, Rajat Patidar(c), Jitesh Sharma(w), Tim David, Romario Shepherd, Krunal Pandya, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Josh Hazlewood, Suyash Sharma, Rasikh Salam Dar.

Impact Subs: Devdutt Padikkal, Jordan Cox, Mangesh Yadav, Swapnil Singh, Venkatesh Iyer 

Mumbai Indians: Rohit Sharma, Ryan Rickelton(w), Naman Dhir, Suryakumar Yadav(c), Tilak Varma, Will Jacks, Raj Bawa, Corbin Bosch, Deepak Chahar, Jasprit Bumrah, AM Ghazanfar

Impact Subs: Trent Boult, Raghu Sharma, Mayank Rawat, Robin Minz, Shardul Thakur
19:39

Urvil's blitzkrieg knock steers CSK home

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CSK 208-5 (19.2 ovs) vs LSG 203-8 | Scorecard

Avesh Khan to bowl the penultimate over and Digvesh Rathi drops Prashant Veer! Full delivery outside off and Veer looks to scoop it but the ball goes straight Rathi at short fine leg but he puts down the easy chance. 

Another drop and this time Nicholas Pooran is the culprit. Veer gets an inside edge and Pooran covers a lot of ground but could not hold onto it. A single is taken.

Dube then flicks and misses one sliding down the leg and the ball hits his pads. LSG review for LBW. Pitching outside leg and LSG lose another review. 

Six! In the slot and Veer cleans his front leg to smash it over wide of long-on for a maximum. 

CSK need 12 off 8.

A single through deep backward square leg follows. 

Another single through fine leg to end the over. 11 runs came off it. 

CSK need 10 off the final over. 


Aiden Markram to bowl the final over and starts off with two wides outside off. CSK need 8 off 6 now. 

Six! Full delivery outside off and Dube hammers it over the deep mid-wicket fence for a maximum. 

Six more!  Dube finishes the game with back-to-back sixes. 

CSK win by five wickets to keep their playoff hopes alive. 
19:29

CSK need 21 off 12 balls

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CSK 183-5 (18 ovs) vs LSG 203-8 | Scorecard

Shivam Dube comes to the crease. Avesh Khan to bowl the 17th over. 

Out! Kartik Sharma goes, caught by Akshat Raghuwanshi. CSK are five down. 
Slower delivery outside off and Kartik slashes hard but the ball goes straight to Raghuwanshi at deep point. 

Kartik goes for a run-a-ball 20 with a hit to the fence. 

Impact Sub Prashant Veer is the new man in and he gets off the mark with a single through deep backward square leg. 

A slow bouncer outside leg follows and is called a wide. 

A dot later, Dube pushes one to mid-on and gets a single. 

Another wide down the leg follows. 

A dot and a single (leg byes) to end the five-run over.  

CSK need 30 off 18 balls. 


Prince Yadav is bowling out and Prashant Veer plays out a dot before flicking one over deep backward square leg fence for a maximum. 

Follows it up with a single through third man. 

Dube then chops one to cover point and gets off the strike. 

A dot and a single to third man to end the over. 9 runs came off it. 

CSK need 21 off 12 balls. 
19:15

LSG fight back; Brevis departs

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CSK 169-4 (16 ovs) vs LSG 203-8 | Scorecard

Prince Yadav is back into the attack with his third and Dewald Brevis drives the first delivery to the fielder at cover. No runs on offer. 

LSG review for caught and bowled. A bump ball, shows the Balltracker. 

Another dot later, Yadav sends down a bouncer and Rishabh Pant manages to stop it with his finger tips. Two wides. 

Four! Kartik charges down and laps the short of a length delivery to the fine leg. 

Follows it up with a single to long-on. 

A single to mid-wicket to end the 8-run over. 

CSK need 39 off 30 balls.


Digvesh Rathi is bowling out and Brevis miscues one to deep mid-wicket and gets a couple. 

Follows it up with a single through square leg. 

A dot later, Kartik pushes one to cover point and gets off the strike. 

Brevis then chops one straight to the fielder at backward point for no run. 

Out! Brevis departs, bowled by Rathi. Flighted delivery and Bevis look to play across the line but is beaten as the ball spins past his inside edge to topple the stumps.

Brevis goes for 10 off 12 balls with a lone hit to the fence. 

Just four runs came off the over. CSK need 35 off 24 balls. 
19:02

CSK need 47 off 36 balls

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CSK 157-3 (14 ovs) vs LSG 203-8 | Scorecard

Shahbaz Ahmad is back with his third over and Kartik Sharma and Ruturaj Gaikwad take three singles off the first three balls. 

Four! Full delivery outside off and Ruturaj sweeps it to the deep square leg fence. 

Out! Ruturaj goes, bowed by Shahbaz. Full delivery on stumps and Ruturaj goes deep to pull but misses and the ball rattles his stumps. 

Ruturaj departs after making 42 off 28 balls with three boundaries and two sixes. 

Dewald Brevis comes to crease and opens his account with a boundary straight down the ground off a full delivery in the slot. 

11 runs came off the over. 


Digvesh Rathi is back into the attack and Kartik and Brevis rotate the strike with three singles. 

A dot later, Brevis cuts one to backward point for a single. 

LSG review for LBW as Kartik charges down and looks to flick a short of a length ball but misses. Too much spin and the LSG lose the review.

Another dot to end the four-run over.  

CSK need 47 off 36 balls. 
18:52

CSK in full control

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CSK 142-2 (12 ovs) vs LSG 203-8 | Scorecard

Avesh Khan is back into the attack and starts off with a slow bouncer outside off and is called a wide but LSG successfully review it. Dot ball. 

Kartik Sharma then nudges one to the off-side and gets a quick single. 

Two singles and a wide down the leg side follow. 

A dot and a single through deep backward square leg to end the five-run over. 


Mohammed Shami is back into the attack with his final over and Gaikwad knocks the first delivery to long-on for an easy single. 

A dot later, Kartik pulls a shortish delivery to mid-wicket for a couple. 

A single through long-on follows. 

Shami then sends down a low full toss which Gaikwad clips to long-on for a single. 

Another single through deep backward point to end the 6-run over. 

No boundaries after Urvil's departure. Just 11 runs came off the last two overs. 

CSK are still in control of the chase with 62 needing from 48 balls. 
18:41

Urvil departs after spectacular knock

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CSK 131-2 (10 ovs) vs LSG 203-8 | Scorecard

Prince Yadav is back into the attack and Urvil Patel plays out two dots. 

Dropped! Ruturaj Gaikwad gets a reprieve as Digvesh Rathi drops a sitter. A couple is taken. 

Two more singles follow.

A dot to end the 4-run over. 


Shahbaz Ahmad with his second and Gaikwad taps the first delivery to mid-wicket and gets off the strike. 

Out! Urvil Patel goes, caught by Avesh Khan. 

His spectacular knock comes to an end. He goes for 65 off 23 balls with two boundaries and eight sixes. Slower delivery outside off and Urvil throws his hands at it and but ends up hitting it flat to Avesh at deep extra cover.  

Kartik Sharma comes to the crease and knocks one to mid-off to get off the mark. 

A single through deep mid-wicket and a couple through long-off follow.

A single through sweeper cover to end the over. 6 runs came off it. 

CSK are 131/2 at the half-way mark, still needing 73 off 60 balls. 
18:30

Urvil hits 13-ball 50; CSK on top

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CSK 121-1 (8 ovs) vs LSG 203-8 | Scorecard

CSK need 107 off 84 balls with 9 wickets in hand. Urvil Patel has hit six sixes in his unbeaten 42 off 9 balls. 

Mohammed Shami is back into the attack and Urvil Patel swings and misses the pace-off first delivery before smoking a full delivery outside off over the long-on fence for a maximum. 

Follows it up with a single through short third man. 


Ruturaj Gaikwad then moves across and guides the good length delivery outside off through point for a couple. 

A single through mid-wicket follows. 

Urvil then completes his fifty off just 13 balls with a single through point. The joint fastest fifty in IPL!


Shahbaz Ahmad comes into the attack and Urvil smashes the length delivery over the field at extra cover for a boundary. 

Six! Full delivery sliding down the leg and Urvil whips it over the deep backward square leg fence for a maximum. 

A single through sweeper cover follows. 

A dot later, Gaikwad pushes one to mid-on for a single. 

Another single to end the over. 13 runs came off it. 

CSK need 83 off 72 balls. 
18:18

Urvil on six-hitting spree; CSK on top

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CSK 97-1 (6 ovs) vs LSG 203-8 | Scorecard

Avesh Khan comes into the attack and Rituraj Gaikwad greets him with six over wide of mid-on. Cracking shot!

A dot and a single through wide of point follow. 

Six! Urvil Patel smashes a pitched-up delivery over the deep square leg fence for a maximum. 

Six more, this time over the deep mid-wicket fence. 

Three sixes in a row! Urvil finishes the over with another maximum over the deep mid-wicket boundary. 25 runs came off the over. 


Digvesh Rathi continues and Gaikwad taps the first delivery to cover point and scampers for a single. 

Six! Urvil picks the length early and dispatches one over the long-off fence. 

A wide down the leg follows. 

Six! Urvil is on song. He smashes the tossed up delivery over the deep mid-wicket fence for his sixth maximum of the match. 

Digvesh goes round the wicket but Urvil slices the tossed up delivery through sweeper cover for a boundary. 

Six! Urvil hammers one over the wide of deep mid-wicket for a 98m six and brings up the 50-run partnership.

A single through deep mid-wicket to end the over. 25 runs came off it. 
18:06

Samson falls; CSK in trouble

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CSK 47-1 (4 ovs) vs LSG 203-8 | Scorecard

Mohammed Shami continues and Sanju Samson plays out two dots before drilling one through deep extra cover for a boundary. 

Follows it up with a single through deep backward point. 

A dot and a boundary through deep mid-wicket to end the over. 9 runs came off it. 


Digvesh Rathi comes into the attack and Samson taps the flatter and quicker delivery back to the bowler for no run. 

Four! Samson hammers the tossed up delivery through long-off for a boundary. 

Six! In the slot and Samson swings through line and the balls sails over the fence. 

Out! Samson is out, clean bowled. 

Samson goes for 28 off 14 balls with three boundaries and two sixes. Quicker delivery on the stumps and Samson loses his shape as the ball sneaks through the gate and crashes into the middle-stump.

Urvil Patel comes to the crease and gets off the mark with a single through mid-off. 

Another single to end the over. 12 runs came off it. 
17:55

CSK off to a brisk start

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CSK 26-0 (2 ovs) vs LSG 203-8 | Scorecard

The chase is on. Chennai Super Kings openers Sanju Samson and Ruturaj Gaikwad are at the crease. 

Mohammed Shami to open the attack for Lucknow Super Giants. 

Sanju is on strike. A slip is in place. Shami starts off with a good length delivery shaping away and Samson edges it to covers. No run on offer. 

Four! Samson gets off the mark with a boundary with pull to fine leg off a shortish delivery angling down the leg. 

Follows it up with a single through backward point. 

Four! Width on offer and Gaikwad opens his account with a boundary through the point region. 

Gaikwad then inside-edges one to mid-on and picks up a single. 

A single through deep backward point to end the over. 11 runs came off it. 


Prince Yadav comes into the attack and Samson greets him with a huge six over the backward square leg fence by pulling a back of a length delivery. 

Follows it up with a single through the on-side. 

Gaikwad then clips one to mid-off and gets a couple. 

Six! Gaikwad gets inside the line and pulls the short delivery over the long leg fence for a maximum. 

Two dots to end the over. 15 runs came off it. 
17:45

Inglis's whirlwind 85 fires LSG to big total

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LSG 203-8 (20 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

Jamie Overton to bowl the penultimate over and Shahbaz Ahmad carves the short delivery outside off through backward point for a boundary. 

Six! Shahbaz belts one out of the park as the ball sails over the long-off fence. 

Follows it up with a mis-timed hit to long-off for a couple. 

Four! Quicker delivery and Shahbaz steers it to the third man boundary. 

A dot and a single to mid-on to end the 17-run over. 

Overton finishes with figures of 3/36.


Anshul Kamboj to bowl the final over and Shahbaz drags the good length delivery outside off to mid-wicket and picks up a couple. A wide yorker follows and Shahbaz digs it back to the bowler. 

A single through mid-off brings up the 50-run partnership between Himmat and Shahbaz. Overton has put down a tough chances after Shahbaz top-edges one to cover.

Out! Kamboj cleans up Himmat. Full delivery on stumps and Himmat shuffled across but the ball goes through his legs and hits the leg-stump. 

Himmat goes for 17 off 12 balls with a boundary and six each. 


Mohammed Shami comes to the crease and is out! Shami runs himself out looking to steal a single. 

Avesh Khan comes to the crease and finishes the innings with a six over long-on. 

LSG finish with 203/8, thanks mainly to a whirlwind 85 off 33 balls by Josh Inglis. 

After a blazing start, LSG suffered a middle-order collapse to be restricted to 203 for eight by hosts CSK.

Inglis smashed a 33-ball 85 (10x4, 6x6) as LSG raced away at more than 15 runs per over in the powerplay after CSK opted to bowl.

However, English seam-bowling all-rounder Jamie Overton triggered a collapse with his 3/36 as LSG lost momentum after threatening to post a massive total.

Bengal all-rounder Shahbaz Ahmed provided late impetus with a cameo of 43 not out (25 balls; 3X4, 3X6) to push the total past 200.
17:18

LSG eye 200-plus total

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LSG 177-6 (18 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

Anshul Kamboj is back into the attack with his third and Himmat Singh works the first delivery down to long-on for a single. 

Kamboj is having some hamstring issues and the physio is attending to him. 

He is back and bowls a dot ball before Shahbaz Ahmad squeezes the wide yorker to cover and gets off the strike. 

Himmat Singh then whips a short of a length delivery to mid-wicket for a single. 

Another single through cover follows. 

Four! Himmat finishes the over by crunching one through deep extra cover. 

8 runs came off the over. 


Mukesh Choudhary is back into the attack and starts off with a yorker which Shahbaz squeezes back to the bowler. 

Six! A low full toss and Shahbaz kneels down and hammers it over the square leg fence for a maximum. 

Follows it up with a single through the off-side. 

A wide outside off side follows before Himmat edges one to cover for a single. 

A dot and a single through fine leg to end the over. 10 runs came off it. 
17:05

Overton scalps his 3rd; LSG 6 down

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LSG 159-6 (16 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

Jamie Overton is back into the attack with his third and Akshat Raghuwanshi plays out a dot before Overton sends one down the leg for a wide. 

Out! Raghuwanshi goes, caught by Urvil Patel. Hard length delivery and Raghuwanshi slices it to the fielder at mid-off.

Raghuwanshi departs after making 18 off 18 balls with one hit to the fence. 

Himmat Singh comes to the crease and after a dot he opens his account with a huge six over backward square leg. 

Two singles including a leg bye follow. 

A dot to end the 8-run over. 


Noor Ahmad with his final over and Himmat Singh plays out a dot before punching a full toss to the leg-side for three runs. 

A single and a dot follow. 

Himmat then taps one to mid-wicket for a single. 

A dot to end the five-run over. 
16:50

Markram departs; LSG 5 down

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LSG 146-5 (14 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

Akeal Hosein with his final over. Out! Markram run himself out looking for the second run after working one down to long-on. Brevis nails the direct hit.

Markram goes for  6 off seven balls. 

Shahbaz Ahmed comes to the crease. And after a dot, Akshat Raghuwanshi flicks one to mid-on and gets off the strike.

Shahbaz then opens his account with a single to long-on. 

A single and a boundary through deep backward point to end the over. 8 runs came off it. 

Akeal Hosein finishes his quota with 0/49.


Mukesh Choudhary is back into the attack and Raghuwanshi and Shahbaz pick up a single each off the first two balls. 

Raghuwanshi then steers one behind square and gets a couple. 

Four! Raghuwanshi drills a good length delivery through cover for a boundary. 

Follows it up with a single through long-on. 

A dot to end the over. Nine runs came off it. 
16:42

Overton twin strikes rock LSG

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LSG 129-4 (12 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

Akeal Hosein is back into the attack and Akshat Raghuwanshi drives the full delivery to long-on and gets a single. 

Markram then taps one to mid-wicket and pick up a single. 

Raghuwanshi picks up a couple by finding the gap through backward square leg. 

Two singles follows. 

A dot to end the 6-run over. 


Noor Ahmad is back into the attack and Markram nudges the first delivery to mid-wicket and gets a single before Raghuwanshi cuts the next delivery to backward point for a single.  

Another single through sweeper cover follows. 

Raghuvanshi then gets hit on the pads and the ball rolls down to the leg side. A single (leg byes) is taken. 

A single through mid-on follows. 

6 runs came off the over. 
16:32

CSK strike back; LSG 4 down

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LSG 117-4 (10 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

Noor Ahmad continues and Josh Inglis slices the tossed up delivery around off through sweeper cover for a boundary. 

Two dots later, Inglis pulls one through deep mid-wicket and gets a single. 

Rishabh Pant then carves one though deep square leg and picks up a couple.

Four! Pant drills the final delivery of the over through deep square leg for a boundary. 

11 runs came off the over. 


Jamie Overton continues and he strikes! Josh Inglis departs after a whirlwind 85 off 33 balls with 10 boundaries and six sixes. 

Back of a length delivery and Inglis looks to scoop but ends up edging ito the Sanju Samson behind the stumps.


Aiden Markram comes to the crease and opens his account with a single through backward square leg. 

A couple through square leg follows. 

Out! Pant is cleaned up by Overton! Back of a length delivery angling in and Pant looks to run it fine but gets a a thick edge and chops it onto his leg-stump.

Pant goes for 15 off 12 balls with a couple of hits to the fence. 

Akshat Raghuwanshi comes to the crease. 

Overtone sends one down the leg and is called a wide. 

A single to cover point gets Raghuwanshi off the mark. 

A dot to end the 5-run over. 

LSG are 117-4 at the half-way mark. 
16:20

Noor strikes; LSG two down

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LSG 101-2 (8 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

Noor Ahmad comes into the attack and Josh Inglis attempts to sweep the tossed up delivery but edges it to the off-side for a single. 

Out! Nicholas Pooran falls, caught by substitute fielder Sarfaraz Khan. Tossed up delivery outside off and Pooran attempts the slog sweep over deep midwicket but holes it out to Sarfaraz who takes a smart catch.

Pooran goes for 1 off 3 balls. 

Rishabh Pant comes to the crease and gets off the mark by punching one to the mid-wicket for a couple. Sarfaraz fumbles, allowing the batter to return for the second run. 

Three dots to end the over. Just three runs came off it. 


Jamie Overton comes into the attack and Inglis pulls the first delivery to backward square leg and gets a single. 

Two singles come off the next two balls. 

Ingliss then knocks one to mid-on and gets off the strike. 

Four! Pant goes on the backfoot to defend a nip-backer but edges it through fine leg four a boundary. 

Two dots to end the seven-run over. 
16:08

Inglis hits 17-ball fifty

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LSG 91-1 (6 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

Akeal Hosein is back into the attack after an expensive first over and Mitchell Marsh punches the first delivery, a flatter one outside off, down to long-off for a single. 

Four! Jos Inglis is in the mood and he drills the next delivery through deep extra cover and finds the fence. 50 up for Inglis off just 17 balls.

Four more! Shortish delivery and Inglis cross-bats it and gets the inside edge as the ball flies to the fine leg fence. 

Six! Short delivery outside off and Inglis drags the pull over deep mid-wicket off the backfoot. 

Follows it up with a boundary through deep extra cover. 

A dot to end the 19-run over. 

Akeal Hosein has conceded 37 runs in his first two overs. 


Anshul Kamboj is back into the attack and he strikes! Mitchell Marsh departs, caught by Dewald Brevis. A length delivery shaping in and Marsh attempts to hit it through the line but ends up miscuing it to Brevis at long-on who juggles but holds onto it in the second attempt.

Marsh goes for 10 off as many balls with a maximum. 

Nicholas Pooran comes to the crease and gets off the mark with a mistimed pull to long-on for a single.

A dot later, Inglis drills one down to long-off for a boundary. Kamboj oversteps and is called a no-ball.

Six! Full toss and Inglis make the most of it by dispatching the ball over the deep backward pint fence. 

A wide outside off and a single through backward square leg follow.

A dot to end the 14-run over. 

LSG end the Powerplay with 91-1.
15:51

Inglis on the attack; LSG on top

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LSG 58-0 (4 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

Anshul Kamboj comes into the attack and Mitchell Marsh greets him with a huge six over long-on.

Follows it up with a single through on-side off the backfoot. 

Josh Inglis is on strike and he swings and misses. 

Inglis then carves one through deep backward square leg and picks up a couple. 

Six! Back of a length delivery and Inglis moves across and pulls it over the third man fence. 

A single through square leg to end the over. 16 runs came off it. 


Mukesh Choudhary continues and Inglis hits him for back-to-back boundaries, first through deep backward point off a length delivery outside off and the next by reverse paddling a full delivery to third man. 

A dot later, Inglis smashes one over the long-on fence for a six. 

50 up for LSG in 3.4 overs. 

A dot and a boundary through long-off to end the over. 18 runs came off it. 
15:41

LSG off to a flier

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LSG 24-0 (2 ovs) vs CSK  Scorecard

LSG's opening pair of Mitchell Marsh and Josh Inglis is out in the middle. 

Akeal Hosein to open the attack for CSK. Inglis is on strike and he tucks the first delivery off the backfoot to deep extra cover for a single. 

Marsh punches the next delivery down to long-off and opens his account. 

Six! Tossed up delivery and Inglis hammers it over the bowler's head and the ball sails over the long-on fence. 

Follows it up with a sweep for a boundary through fine leg off a full delivery sliding into the pads. 

Four more! Inglis finishes the over by driving one off his backfoot to the long-on fence. 

16 runs came off the over. 


Mukesh Choudhary to bowl from the other end and he starts off with a wide outside off. 

Marsh then cuts one firmly but the ball goes straight to the fielder at at point. No runs on offer. 

Two more dots follow. 

Marsh then taps one to square off the wicket and gets off the strike with a single. 

Six! Inglis makes room and paddles the shortish deliver over the third man fence. 

A dot to end the over. Just two runs came off it. 
15:18

CSK unchanged; LSG make couple of changes

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Chennai Super Kings have won the toss and have opted to field against Lucknow Super Giants  at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

Let's have a look at the Playing XIs: 

Lucknow Super Giants: Mitchell Marsh, Josh Inglis, Nicholas Pooran, Rishabh Pant (Captain & Wicketkeeper), Aiden Markram, Akshat Raghuwanshi, Himmat Singh, Shahbaz Ahmed, Mohammed Shami, Digvesh Singh Rathi, Prince Yadav.

Impact Subs: Mukul Choudhary, Avesh Khan, Abdul Samad, Manimaran Siddharth, Mayank Yadav.


Chennai Super Kings: Sanju Samson (Wicketkeeper), Ruturaj Gaikwad (Captain), Urvil Patel, Kartik Sharma, Dewald Brevis, Shivam Dube, Jamie Overton, Akeal Hosein, Anshul Kamboj, Noor Ahmad, Mukesh Choudhary.

Impact Subs: Gurjapneet Singh, Prashant Veer, Matthew Short, Sarfaraz Khan, Akash Madhwal.

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