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The left-arm seamer took three wickets as Punjab defended 129 in the final match of the Super League stage

Rajasthan recovered from an early wobble to beat Mumbai and go top in Group A of the Super League

Suresh Raina scored his third successive 50-plus score after Baroda opener Urvil Patel smashed 96 runs off 54 balls

Suresh Raina's 41-ball 61 proved in vain as Tamil Nadu chased down 163 with four balls to spare

The Rajasthan seamer, who has set his reserve price at INR 20 lakh at the IPL auction, ran through Karnataka as they folded for 138 in a chase of 161

Dhruv Shorey's 56-ball 74 helped Delhi secure a two-wicket victory over Baroda and register their second successive win in the Super League

Yuvraj Singh and Manan Vohra also contributed significantly as Punjab chased down Mumbai's target of 199 with three wickets in hand

The wicketkeeper-batsman made 58 off 33 balls to power Delhi to an eight-wicket win against Tamil Nadu in Kolkata

Mandeep Singh's 29-ball 45 helped Punjab tie Karnataka's total, before his unbeaten 10 off four balls was instrumental in his side clinching the eliminator

Yuvraj Singh scored 21 off 14 for Punjab, while Suresh Raina (2) and Sarfaraz Khan (1) fell for low scores in Uttar Pradesh's slim win against Vidarbha

Rishabh Pant smashed the second-fastest hundred in T20 history to help Delhi cruise to a 10-wicket win over Himachal Pradesh at the Feroz Shah Kotla

Baroda captain Deepak Hooda's 34-ball 57 helped his team chase down a target of 179 against Maharashtra while Aditya Garhwal's 51* set up Rajasthan's six-wicket win over Vidarbha

Karnataka marched to a 78-run victory, while Delhi chased down 101 in under 12 overs against Jammu & Kashmir

Seamer Akash Parkar's triple strike set up Mumbai's seven-wicket win over Maharashtra in Rajkot

Hyderabad fell two runs short of their target, after two runs were retrospectively added to their opponent Karnataka's total

Robin Uthappa effected four dismissals behind the stumps and struck 52 off 36 balls for Saurashtra while Krunal Pandya took 2 for 23 with the ball to stifle Gujarat

Ahead of Delhi's opening fixture in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, chairman of selectors Atul Wassan said the 21-year-old batsman's selection had nothing to do with his being the son of two prominent parliamentarians