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PAK

(37/37 ov) 171/7

(21.3/35 ov, T:181) 107/5

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124/9

TR-M

(96/100 balls, T:125) 128/5

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In the end, the beginning

Kings XI Punjab's leading wicket-taker's summer really took off only after it was almost over

30-Apr-2009•Firdose Moonda

Bowled over by confidence

Punjab won the game in the pressure-cooker moments, their teamwork enabling the bowlers to defend 119 against Mumbai's mighty batting line-up

29-Apr-2009•Karna S

Bangalore win but can't hide the flaws

Bangalore may see this win as a turning point - it lifted them off the bottom of the table - but the result can't paper over the obvious flaws in the way they play

29-Apr-2009•Karna S

Hayden, Gilchrist, Warne, and little else

Seventeen games into the IPL, and the Australian influence in the tournament hasn't been a whole lot

29-Apr-2009•Cricinfo staff

New, improved Gibbs profits from patience

Herschelle Gibbs played an innings of patience and practicality to steer Deccan Chargers to their fourth win on the trot

27-Apr-2009•Karna S

Warnie gets a spanking

The spin maestro gets taken for a few in a game that started well and then fizzled out

27-Apr-2009•Ben Rodger

Bangalore lose the big moments

To win a game of Twenty20, teams need to win the big moments. Since humbling Rajasthan Royals on the opening day of the tournament, Bangalore have developed a habit of losing them

26-Apr-2009•Victor Brown

Tendulkar casts a giant shadow

If Mumbai Indians want to reach the final four without much fuss, they need to quickly get out of the shadow of Sachin Tendulkar

25-Apr-2009•Karna S

Bludgeoner, blacksmith, bartender

In his spare time Rajasthan's hard-hitting South African import mixes drinks, coos over his three-year-old, and struggles with Sudoku

25-Apr-2009•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Steady Yuvraj helps Punjab turn a small corner

Punjab's first win of IPL 2009 came in their full game of the tournament - both previous games had been affected by rain

24-Apr-2009•Karna S

Two overs too many

The Super Over ruined what had been the perfect match, with all the elements of a classic sporting contest

24-Apr-2009•Sambit Bal

Crackerjack

The IPL gets into top gear with a sizzler of a game

24-Apr-2009•Patrick Cameron-Smith

Almost perfection

Delhi Daredevils, inspired by AB de Villiers' superbly-paced century, held their nerve in the field to beat Chennai Super Kings in the first close game of IPL 2

23-Apr-2009•Karna S

Gilchrist lends weight to opening statements

The wisdom ahead of this tournament as experts tried to compare and contrast Indian conditions with those in South Africa was that the new ball was going to be crucial. It has indeed been crucial, but just not in the way people expected

22-Apr-2009•Victor Brown

Playing hot, staying cool

Chris Gayle played a typically audacious innings, with some stylishly cool big-hitting, to give Kolkata their first win of the IPL season

21-Apr-2009•Karna S

The Big Bang Theory

The story of Yusuf Pathan in some ways is the story of Rajasthan Royals. Unknown in the big league prior to the tournament, he was one of Shane Warne's boys who took the IPL route to stardom

20-Apr-2009•Sriram Veera

Disappointment on the collision course

As with the Kolkata captaincy issue, the showdown between England's two big beasts, Andrew Flintoff and Kevin Pietersen, did not quite live up to its billing

20-Apr-2009•Victor Brown

'I take a shower every day'

Hygiene, nicknames, freeloaders, arson and more in this interview with the Mumbai Indians' enfant terrible

20-Apr-2009•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Leadership, Kolkata's wafer-thin mint

The multiple-captains saga has hung around the otherwise fragrant Kolkata Knight Riders like a bad smell

19-Apr-2009•Victor Brown

Wasted time

The time-out as it has been presented is nonsensical enough. But when rain is in the air, as it was at Newlands on Sunday, it becomes a self-defeating fiasco and a triumph for sheer greed over the paying public

19-Apr-2009•Victor Brown

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