The Australia allrounder sizzled against his former team to score his fourth T20 century as Super Kings reigned supreme at their adopted home ground

The legspinner bowled three overs in the Powerplay, something he has only ever done once previously across 135 IPL matches, and had D'Arcy Short tied up in knots

Royal Challengers had kept Rohit in check up until the 14th over. Then all hell broke loose

The 23-year-old showed there's still value to be had from batting with finesse. That's not to say he didn't bring out the power shots when he had to

The quick struck three times in his second over with his pace and bounce to set up Royal Challengers Bangalore's first win of the season

Sunrisers Hyderabad lost 9 for 75, before the last-wicket pair of Hooda and Stanlake held their nerve to keep Mumbai Indians winless

Kulwant Khejroliya used to play cricket for a song. Now he's rubbing shoulders with the likes of Kohli and AB at Royal Challengers

Delhi Daredevils were set a target of 71 in six overs, after a rain delay of more than two and a half hours. They never really got going in the chase

Royals look to formidable home record in Jaipur, once their fortress, in their quest to turn things around after nine-wicket hiding in their opening game

Shakib Al Hasan and Rashid Khan picked collective figures of 3 for 46 restrict Rajasthan Royals t0 125 before Shikhar Dhawan slammed a 33-ball half-century to make mockery of a small chase

After missing the previous season to recover from a shoulder surgery, Rahul returned, with a new team, and took off from where he left off in 2016

Heavy on allrounders and thin on spin options, Royals need to turn to their batsmen to drive their fortunes in their return to the IPL fold

India were 35 for 2. Then, one woman decided to take things into her own hands

Rahul Dravid, coach of the World Cup-winning India Under-19 side talks about what it takes to take the step up to the big leagues

The best prepared team won, the smaller sides struggled, and the travel and match schedule was harder for some teams than others at the Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand

Our correspondent takes the big leap, and makes it to a jury panel with Bishop, Moody and Co

As many as four Indians found a place in ESPNcricinfo's team of the tournament. In total, players from five countries found a place with a 12th man from a sixth team

India's Under-19 coach has called for "even bigger praise" for the backroom staff who had to manage injuries to as many as five key players and made sure there was no knock-on effect on the team's run to the title

"We have spent two years preparing for it. There will be emotions when we say goodbye. Even if we don't go on to be a part of a senior World Cup winning team, we will have this to remember," said India's captain Prithvi Shaw

Although Australia were beaten in the final, their captain is grateful for the friendships he's made and the lessons he's learnt from the Under-19 World Cup