64th Match

23:26 Local Time, 17:56 GMT, 23:26 IST:

Shahbaz Ahmed to Donovan Ferreira, SIX, thumped, RR win and they strengthen their chances of making it to the playoffs - flighted delivery outside off and Ferreira hammered it off the back-foot, plenty of power behind the lofted drive and the man at long-off can only watch it soar over him

Shahbaz Ahmed, Left arm orthodox, comes into the attack

Fiedling penalty for LSG as they defend 2 off the final over

Akash Maharaj Singh [3.0-0-54-1] is back into the attack

Prince Yadav to Donovan Ferreira, 1 run, a chance and Pooran has put it down. LSG haven't helped themselves in the field tonight, not that this catch would've have mattered a lot - low full-toss and Ferreira doesn't get any elevation on the lofted drive. Hits it straight to long-on - Pooran ran in, covered good ground and let the ball pop out

Prince Yadav to Donovan Ferreira, no run, fuller length delivery outside off - drilled straight to the fielder at mid-off

Prince Yadav to Dhruv Jurel, 1 run, low full-toss on middle and leg, punched down to long-on for a single

Prince Yadav to Dhruv Jurel, SIX, hammered, back of a length and angling into the right-hander - Jurel swivels across, gets inside the line and uses Prince's pace to pull it over long leg, brings up his 5th fifty of the season

Prince Yadav to Dhruv Jurel, no run, full and at the pads, past Jurel's flick and lobs back off the pad towards the path of the bowler - Jurel wasn't sure about the ball and set-off for a quick single, he turns back quickly and slides back to beat the attempted shy

Prince Yadav to Dhruv Jurel, no run, on a good length and around off, a miscued pull to mid-wicket

Mayank Yadav to Donovan Ferreira, no run, change of pace from Mayank, rolled his fingers across the seam - stayed a tad low and beats Ferreira's swipe

Mayank Yadav to Donovan Ferreira, 2 runs, yorker length delivery on middle, a hint of tail back into the right-hander - Ferreira clears his front-leg and drives it down to long-on, comes back for the second

Mayank Yadav to Donovan Ferreira, FOUR, swatted, Prince has no chance this time around - another slower short ball from Mayank, but it simply sat up to be muscled. Donovan Ferreira does so with power and beats the man in the deep, a boundary after 27 balls

Mayank Yadav to Donovan Ferreira, 2 runs, back of a length and at the stumps, pulled to the right of long-on - they take on Pooran's arm and complete the second run

Mayank Yadav to Dhruv Jurel, 1 run, slower short ball on off, looked like the cutter and it's pulled powerfully past square leg - Prince moves quickly to his left in the deep and keeps them down to a single

Mayank Yadav to Donovan Ferreira, leg byes, 1 run, another shout for LBW, but this was easily going down leg. Full and slanting into the right-hander, Ferreira swung across the line and missed, they sneak in a leg-bye

Mayank Yadav [3.0-0-41-0] is back into the attack

- (Marsh 96 & Sooryavanshi 93) - This is only the second instance of two batters dismissed in the 90s in the same IPL match, after the CSK-KKR match (Mike Hussey 95 & Manvinder Bisla 92) at Chepauk in 2013.

Prince Yadav to Donovan Ferreira, 1 run, another low full-toss that tailed back onto Ferreira, punched down to long-on for a single

Mohsin Khan vs Sooryavanshi in IPL \n2 innings \n12 balls \n2 runs \n2 dismissals

Prince Yadav to Dhruv Jurel, 1 run, banged in short and at the stumps, Jurel is hurried onto the pull, hit high on the bat and lobbed past mid-wicket for a single

Prince Yadav to Dhruv Jurel, 2 runs, low full-toss outside off and it's chopped towards backward point. Badoni runs in and then fumbles, allowing a second run

Prince Yadav to Donovan Ferreira, leg byes, 1 run, shout for LBW, but this was heading down leg, but LSG have reviewed. Very full and tailing back into the right-hander, catches Ferreira low on the front-pad. No bat, but the impact is only in front of leg-stump, it's heading down and they've lost a review

Donovan Ferreira, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Prince Yadav to Dhruv Jurel, out Lhuan-dre Pretorius Run Out!! A direct hit and Lhuan-dre Pretorius is yards short - you don't even need to check with the third umpire - a wide yorker and Jurel jabbed it straight to backward point, bounced kindly into Badoni's hands and he has time to set himself and make a direct hit at the striker's end. Lhuan-dre Pretorius was nowhere in the frame and he doesn't even bother to wait, keeps running back to the dug-out. Lhuan-dre Pretorius run out (Ayush Badoni) 7(6)

Prince Yadav to Dhruv Jurel, THATS OUT!! Run Out!!

Prince Yadav to Dhruv Jurel, no run, short of a good length and well wide of off, skids onto the right-hander and beats him on the cut

Prince Yadav [2.0-0-31-0] is back into the attack

Mohsin Khan to Lhuan-dre Pretorius, 2 runs, fuller length delivery on the pads, flicked into the gap wide of long-on and they cruise back for the second run

Mohsin Khan to Dhruv Jurel, 1 run, Mohsin shortens the length and pushes one across the right-hander, chopped square on the off-side for a single

Mohsin Khan to Lhuan-dre Pretorius, 1 run, on a good length and just outside off, nudged wide of mid-wicket for a single

Highest strike-rate in an IPL season (min 500+ runs) \n236.3 - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (2026)* \n204.8 - Andre Russell (2019) \n202.0 - Abhishek Sharma (2026) \n196.2 - Nicholas Pooran (2025) \n191.5 - Travis Head (2024) \n187.7 - Glenn Maxwell (2014) \n183.1 - Chris Gayle (2011)

Mohsin Khan to Dhruv Jurel, 1 run, fuller length delivery outside off - Jurel leans across and drives it square on the off-side for a single

Mohsin Khan to Lhuan-dre Pretorius, 1 leg bye, half-a-shout for LBW, but it did look leg-sided, nipped back in and Lhuan-dre Pretorius played all-around on the flick

Mohsin Khan to Lhuan-dre Pretorius, 2 runs, on a good length and just outside off, wristily worked with soft hands towards mid-wicket and they're back for the second

They've taken the strategic break with the Royals in complete control - they need 33 off 5 overs and they're coasting along to what would be their first win this season in Jaipur

Digvesh Singh Rathi to Lhuan-dre Pretorius, 1 run, flighted delivery on off, worked off the back-foot to long-on for a single

Digvesh Singh Rathi to Dhruv Jurel, 1 run, fraction short and at the stumps, pulled to deep mid-wicket for a single

Digvesh Singh Rathi to Lhuan-dre Pretorius, 1 run, flatter and on off, Lhuan-dre Pretorius stays back and drills it back towards the bowler, deflects off Dhruv Jurel's bat and rolls to long-on

Digvesh Singh Rathi to Dhruv Jurel, 1 run, Digvesh drifts one on middle and leg, tucked down to long-on for a single

Most sixes in an IPL season \n59 - Chris Gayle (2012) \n53* - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (2026) \n52 - Andre Russell (2019) \n51 - Chris Gayle (2013) \n45 - Jos Buttler (2022) \n44 - Chris Gayle (2011) \n42 - Abhishek Sharma (2024)

Digvesh Singh Rathi to Dhruv Jurel, 2 runs, flighted delivery on off, Jurel plays with soft hands and nudges it towards mid-on, scampers back for the second

Digvesh Singh Rathi to Dhruv Jurel, 2 runs, the leg-break from Digvesh, Jurel is slightly squared up as he looked to tuck it onto the on-side, closed the face of the bat and rolls towards cover

Lhuan-dre Pretorius, left handed bat, comes to the crease

Mohsin Khan to Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, out Caught by Abdul Samad!! Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has missed out on a hundred. We had a 96 earlier today, a 93 now. Was a slower ball just outside off, Sooryavanshi cleared his front-leg on the hoick, but it's the slowness which undid him, hit slightly high on the bat and lobs it right down long-on's throat. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi c Abdul Samad b Mohsin Khan 93(38) [4s-7 6s-10]

Mohsin Khan to Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Mohsin Khan to Dhruv Jurel, 1 run, short of a good length and at the stumps, clipped wide of mid-wicket

Mohsin Khan to Dhruv Jurel, no run, short of a good length and well wide of off - Jurel reaches out and mistimes the cut to cover-point

Mohsin Khan to Dhruv Jurel, no run, back of a length and pushed across the right-hander, chopped off the back-foot to cover-point