Tamil Nadu is set to vote for all constituencies today
Punjab Kings vs Mumbai Indians Playing 11: Mumbai made no changes in their Playing 11 while Mumbai Indians have made two changes in their Playing 11.
Punjab vs Mumbai head-to-head: Punjab and Mumbai have played against each other in 32 matches. There has been neck and neck fight with Mumbai edging out the team from Punjab by just one win
Indian Premier League 2024 Gujarat Titans vs Delhi Capitals Highlights: DC bowled GT out for 89 and then chased the total with six wickets in hand and 67 balls remaining
Gujarat Titans vs Delhi Capitals Playing 11: Gujarat Titans have made three changes in their playing 11 while David Warner was not selected in Delhi's XI.
The premier ticket for the RCB match against the Punjab Kings on March 25 was priced at Rs 52,938
Indian Premier League 2024 Kolkata KInight Riders vs Rajasthan Royals Highlights: Jos Buttler scored 107* off 60 to take Royals to the joint highest successful run chase in history of IPL
Virat Kohli has the orange cap, Yuzvendra Chahal the purple cap while Rajasthan is at the top of the IPL 2024 points table after the KKR vs RR match on April 16 in Kolkata
The 22-year-old tearaway Australian hitter was not even in the scheme of things for the Capitals and came in as a replacement for pacer Lungi Ngidi
Sunil Narine became the only player in IPL history to have hit a century and taken more than 100 wickets as well
Gujarat vs Delhi head-to-head: The Rishabh Pant-led side will look to continue the momentum from last season when they beat the Titans at home
Kolkata Knight Riders vs Rajasthan Royals Playing 11: Samson at toss said that Jos Buttler and Ravichandran Ashwin who missed out in the last game for RR are back in the side. No change in KKR's 11
This match promises to be a key battle given two of the rising stars of Indian cricket and future captaincy prospects, Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant, will be up against each other
Sehwag says Indian players in RCB might experience challenges in effective communication due to team's foreign coaching staff
Gujrat Titans will be striving for much needed consistency when they meet Delhi Capitals in an Indian Premier League match here on Wednesday. Unlike the past two editions, the Titans have not been able to play like a well-oiled machine though they still have time to fix the flaws. A last ball win over table leaders Rajasthan Royals on April 10 was just the kind of result the Titans needed to infuse fresh live to their campaign. They have only managed only two wins from their first six games but with another eight matches remaining, the Shubman Gill-led team has enough time to turn things around. The absence of Mohammad Shami has hurt them but they must best use the available resources. Umesh Yadav has taken seven wickets but has leaked more than 10 runs per over. His new ball partner Spencer Johnson and the seasoned Mohit Sharma too can improve on their economy rate. Star spinner Rashid Khan has been at his frugal best but would like to have more wickets in his kitty. His cameo in
After his side's sixth defeat in seven matches in the ongoing Indian Premier League, Royal Challengers Bengaluru head coach Andy Flower confessed that each of their remaining seven matches will have to be treated like a semifinal. In the latest setback to their playoff aspirations, RCB went down by 25 runs against Sunrisers Hyderabad here on Monday. It is obviously knockout time and every game is like a semifinal for us now. But we will have to think that we will come back stronger, Flower said on RCB Game Day. RCB conceded the highest-ever IPL total 287 for three as the Hyderabad batters went on a merry ride against their directionless bowlers. Flower admitted that it was a tough night for his side. It was a really tough night in the field, of course, as they finished so powerfully that it probably took the wind out of our souls, he said. However, Flower found shards of positives during RCB's chase such as Dinesh Karthik's superlative 83 off 35 balls and skipper Faf Du Plessis
Royal Challengers Bengaluru all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has decided to take a mental and physical break from the Indian Premier League after going through a modest run in the tournament. Maxwell's absence from RCB's match against Sunrisers Hyderabad here on Monday was initially attributed to a finger injury he suffered during the previous match against Mumbai Indians, but he later admitted that he has taken a break from the league. It was a pretty easy decision. I went to Faf and the coaches after the last game (vs Mumbai Indians) and said it was probably time we tried someone else (in his place). It's actually a good time to give myself a bit of a mental and physical break, get my body right, Maxwell said in the post-match press meet. If I'm required to get in during the tournament, I can, hopefully, get back into a solid mental and physical space where I can make an impact, he added. Maxwell was quite underwhelming with the bat in the six matches he has played this season, making
Indian tennis player says RCB should be go to a new owner who will care to build the franchisee
Indian Premier League 2024 Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Sunrisers Hyderabad highlights: Chasing 288 to win, RCB ended up at 162/7, thereby making this game the T20 match with most runs scored ever
Head hit nine fours and eight sixes in his 41-ball innings before he was caught by Bengaluru skipper Faf du Plessis off the bowling of Lockie Ferguson