Farhan, Philippe star as Sultans win again
A target of 183 was overhauled with almost four overs to spare
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A target of 183 was overhauled with almost four overs to spare
Persistent rain cut short the contest after just 3.4 overs, leaving KKR with their first points of the season and PBKS unable to extend their winning run
With Steve Smith and Sahibzada Farhan scoring 71 in just five overs, the target of 167 was overhauled with ease
RCB extended their recent dominance over CSK, ransacking 250 with the bat, even as the Super Kings responded with 207
In a tense finish in Hyderabad, LSG got home with a ball to spare
A target of 157 was chased down with ease as Islamabad United won with 34 balls to spare
Dhruv Jurel's 75 powered Rajasthan Royals to 210 before Tushar Deshpande held his nerve to defend 11 in the final over, sealing a six-run win despite Sai Sudharsan's 73
The right-hander backed up his half-century against LSG with another crucial knock, making it three straight 50s in the IPL
Mohammad Naeem's 28-ball 60 and Parvez Hossain Emon's blazing start propelled Lahore Qalandars to 185, with Turner's unbeaten 52 proving insufficient in a 20-run defeat
The hosts registered a commanding 66-run win in the third ODI at the Basin Reserve in Wellington
Chennai Super Kings' total of 209 proved to be far from sufficient on a batting paradise as PBKS made it home with eight balls to spare
Earlier, Shadab Khan starred with both bat and ball, sharing an unbroken 128-run stand with Sameer Minhas to power Islamabad United past Quetta Gladiators
Australia bowled the hosts WI out for a paltry 136 before tracking the total down with more than 30 overs to spare.
Chasing 227 for victory, the hosts were bundled out for 161 at Eden Gardens despite Angkrish Raghuvanshi's half-century
The bowlers restricted LSG to 141 and while DC were in trouble in the chase, Rizvi's unbeaten 70 secured the first win by an away team in IPL 2026
Amelia Kerr smashed an unbeaten 179 as New Zealand chased down 348, the highest successful chase in women's ODIs, to level the series against South Africa
Chasing 162, PBKS wobbled briefly but Connolly took last season's finalists over the line with a solid 72*
Persistent rain around the scheduled toss time meant proceedings never got underway
After restricting CSK to just 127, the Royals raced home in 12.1 overs
Having already won the T20I leg of the tour 3-0, Australia continued their domination over the hosts