Daredevils vs Kings XI, 44th match at Delhi, IPL, Apr 11 2010 - Match Result

So Punjab have chased down the target of 112 with relative ease on a sluggish pitch. "Punjab are turning out to be the giant killers!!!" shrieks Anand. Delhi failed to assess the pitch - slow, low and turning - quickly and lost crucial wickets to poor running. They failed to hit a six in their innings, and Punjab too also managed only two.

"It was slow, turning, you had to put your head down and play down the ground," says Yuvraj. "You get confidence from beating Mumbai and if you play well you can beat any team."

Gambhir: "Three run outs in a row, I've never had such an experience. We are not up to the mark, 111 on this track was not enough. We should have got 140 or 150. We can never get into the game with only 111 on the board. It's been [topsy turvy] with all the teams. None of the teams are in the semis as yet. We don't want to get into a situation where we need to win two out of two so the next game is very crucial for us."

Sangakkara: "We realised we're a good side and we shouldn't be in the position we put ourselves in. We just want to go forward and build on this. Chawla's given a masterclass in legspin bowling in this game, Irfan and Rusy Theron bowled well as well. As well as Ramesh Powar in the Powerplay."

The Man of the Match is Piyush Chawla. Well that's it from this game, but Rajasthan-Mumbai is beginning shortly. Join us for that one. Cheers.

The scores are level, Barath has the opportunity to hit the winning runs.

Adrian Barath from Trinidad is the new batsman.

"If possible, let's unite the discussion of the pitch with the discussion of helmets: Which batsman do you think would be brave enough to face fast bowlers with a cap on this pitch?" asks Gilad.

"I guess Kumble and RCB fans (me included) will be most satisfied with the turn of events here. A defeat to the double D's eases the pressure on them a little bit as they will continue to stay 2nd on the table. A defeat to the Royals later today will be a bonus. Of course this is purely whimsical as any of the mid table teams can still progress!" says Kaushik.