All star of the match

Hyderabad's captain, David Warner, thumped an unbeaten 59-ball 90 to help his side trump Mumbai by an impressive seven wickets in their Indian Twenty20 competition in Hyderabad on Monday.

Quinton de Kock's 51-ball 108 helped Delhi gun down their steep target of 192 and achieve a memorable win over Bangalore in Bangalore

Aaron Finch's unbeaten 67 off 54 balls helped Gujarat overcome a middle-order wobble and chase down 144 against Mumbai to achieve their third successive win

A sublime four-for from Amit Mishra helped Delhi register their first win of the 2016 edition of the Indian Twenty competition, as they mauled Punjab by an impressive eight-wicket margin in the Capital on Friday.

Ravindra Jadeja, with figures of two for 18 in his four-over spell, helped restrict Pune's power-packed batting line up to just 163 and in turn allowed Gujarat to comfortably beat them by seven wickets in the Indian Twenty20 competition in Rajkot on Thurs

Mumbai needed to put their first-match loss to Pune behind them, and their captain, Rohit Sharma, helped them do just that, with a quick fire 54-ball 84 to overturn Kolkata by six wickets in the Indian T20 tournament at the Eden Gardens on Wednesday.

AB de Villiers got Bangalore's campaign off to a winning start as he thumped a 42-ball 82 to help his side outdo Hyderabad by 45 runs in their opening clash of the Indian T20 tournament played in Bangalore on Tuesday.

Dwayne Bravo, the purple cap holder from the 2015 edition of the Indian Twenty20 league, was at it again and claimed four wickets to help his new team, Gujarat, outclass Punjab by five wickets in their opening encounter on Monday.

Andre Russell made the most of a greenish Eden Garden's pitch to claim three early wickets that helped Kolkata comfortably beat Delhi by a nine-wicket margin in their opening encounter of the Indian Twenty20 League on Sunday.

Ajinkya Rahane, with an unbeaten 66 from 42 balls, helped get Pune's campaign off to a winning start as they thumped hosts Mumbai by nine wickets in their first match of the Indian Twenty20 league in Mumbai on Saturday.

An impressive all-round display by Carlos Brathwaite helped West Indies lift their second World Twenty20 title, after they beat England by four wickets, with two balls to spare, at the Eden Gardens on Sunday.

Lendl Simmons, playing his first match of the tournament, plundered a 51-ball 82 to help West Indies beat India to reach the final of the World Twenty20 on Thursday.

A 44-ball 78 from Jason Roy helped England beat New Zealand by an impressive seven-wicket margin to qualify for the Final of the World Twenty20 in Delhi on Wednesday.

South Africa's spinner, Aaron Phangiso, playing only his second match of the World T20, picked up two wickets to help his side undo Sri Lanka by eight wickets in Delhi on Monday.

A 51-ball 82 from Virat Kohli, helped India qualify for the Semi-Finals of the World T20, as they beat Australia by six wickets, with five balls to spare in Mohali on Sunday.

Jos Buttler powered England into the World T20 semi-finals with a quick fire 37-ball 66 that helped his side beat a resolute Sri Lanka by ten runs played in Delhi on Saturday.

James Faulkner produced Australia's maiden T20I five-for to help his side beat Pakistan by 21 runs in their World T20 match played in Mohali on Friday.

R Ashwin, with figures of two for 20, helped India edge past Bangladesh with a narrow one-run win, to keep their World T20 campaign alive, in Bangalore on Wednesday.

Martin Guptill's 48-ball 80 proved to be the decisive innings in New Zealand's 22-run win over Pakistan, that helped them qualify for the semi-final of the World T20 played, in Mohali on Tuesday.

Australia's legspinner, Adam Zampa, claimed three for 23 - the fourth-best bowling figures by an Australia spinner in T20Is - to help his side narrowly beat Bangladesh by three wickets in their second match of the World T20 played in Bangalore on Monday.