LUCKNOW: Punjab Kings have finally stemmed the rot and kept themselves alive in the race for an IPL playoff berth. After six consecutive losses had left them on the brink, PBKS skipper Shreyas Iyer and opener Prabhsimran Singh rediscovered the touch that had made the side look such a formidable outfit at the beginning of the season.

The scoreboard said Royal Challengers Bengaluru needed 256 to beat Sunrisers Hyderabad, but the chase carried another set of numbers. SRH needed to restrict RCB below 165 to force their way into the top two,

Punjab Kings ended their six-match losing streak and the win boosted them to 15 points, placing them in the fourth spot. Their playoff fate now depends on other results, but this victory has given them fresh hope.

SunRisers Hyderabad defeated Royal Challengers Bengaluru by 55 runs in the Indian Premier League after the hosts posted mammoth 255, before RCB were bowled out for 200 despite Rajat Patidar's late fig

Sunrisers Hyderabad secured their IPL 2026 playoff spot by defeating Chennai Super Kings by five wickets at Chepauk. Ishan Kishan's stellar 70 guided SRH in a tense chase of 181. Pat Cummins' bowling prowess was instrumental in restricting CSK.

Gurnoor Brar, a towering 25-year-old pacer, earned his maiden India call-up for Tests and ODIs, impressing selectors with his searing pace and disconcerting bounce. Having been noticed by Shubman Gill,

Donovan Ferreira’s audacious stroke-play handed Punjab Kings their first loss of this IPL edition as Rajasthan Royals cantered home by six wickets in a high-octane chase in Mullanpur on Tuesday. Chasing a target of 223, Rajasthan Royals needed 71 off the ...

Punjab Kings finally ended their six-game winless run with a fine victory over Lucknow Super Giants in the Indian Premier League after the hosts posted 197, before the visitors rode on an unbeaten 101