Rajat Patidar: out of the box, into the middle-overs stratosphere
Long boxed in as a "spin basher", the RCB captain is now batting in a space where neither pace nor spin seems to have answers
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Long boxed in as a "spin basher", the RCB captain is now batting in a space where neither pace nor spin seems to have answers
Your 2-minute morning scan of the IPL universe
Much like the city was designed to temper the sun, RR must counter an SRH side that has beaten them home and away and arrives with a layered threat at a venue that amplifies it
PBKS, meanwhile, suffered their fourth straight defeat - failing to defend a 200-plus total for the ninth time in IPL history
Mominul Haque and Najmul Hossain hit half-centuries on a severely truncated day's play
Backing a four-fer with a six in the final over, Bhuvneshwar enjoyed a field day while Krunal Pandya's 73 rescued RCB from trouble. The result has eliminated both MI and LSG
New Zealand gave England a scare in defense of 210 but Charlotte Dean hung in to drag her team past the finish line
CSK have now moved to the fifth spot on the points table with their sixth win of the season
Despite Azan Awais's ton and three half-centuries, Pakistan finished just short of Bangladesh's first-innings total of 413
Rajasthan Royals endured another forgettable outing in Jaipur, suffering a 77-run defeat after a collective failure with bat and ball. The result has now pushed them out of the top-four
Pakistan jumped to second place in the ICC Women's Championship 2025-29 with eight points from six games
A five-fer from Abbas kept Bangladesh to 413 before the debutant opener helped cut the deficit down to 234
DC were restricted to a modest 142, post which Finn Allen's unbeaten 47-ball ton gave KKR their fourth consecutive win
RCB fell agonisingly short in chase of a revised target of 213 in a 19-overs-a-side fixture in Lucknow
Despite a ton from Cooper Connolly, PBKS suffered a third successive defeat as poor boundary catching haunts them in Hyderabad
The five-time champions produced a flawless game on a tricky and sticky surface in Delhi
Chasing 229, the openers made light work of the target to script a record chase for MI, as LSG's bowlers repeatedly missed their lengths
The Australian became the first player in the tournament's history to take four wickets and score a half-century in a final
PBKS posted an underwhelming 163/9 but dragged the chase until the very last over where Washington Sundar sealed it with a six for GT
SRH went from 105/1 in the 9th over to 165 all-out in 19 overs, ending up with a severely under-par total