Virat Kohli to Yuvraj Singh: Players who won man of the match in losing cause in IPL history
71 runs (40 balls) and 2 wickets (35 runs in 4 overs) – Against Rajasthan Royals, 24 May 2008
50 runs (34 balls) and 3 wickets (22 runs in 4 overs) – Against RCB, 1 May 2009
4 wickets (16 runs in 4 overs) – Against Deccan Chargers, 24 May 2009 Image credit: Source: Instagram
100 runs (37 balls) – Against Mumbai Indians, 13 March 2010
66 not out (32 balls) and 4 wickets (29 runs in 4 overs) – Against Delhi, 17 April 2011 Image credit: X (Formerly Twitter)
2 wickets (7 runs in 4 overs) – Against Mumbai Indians, 4 May 2011
Sunil Narine played a brilliant cameo to give Kolkata Knight Riders flying start against Kings XI Punjab in the eleventh match of IPL 2017.
2 wickets (10 runs in 4 overs) – against Mumbai Indians, 9 May 2012
100 not out (63 balls) – against Gujarat Lions, 24 April 2016
82 not out (32 balls) and 2 wickets (35 runs in 4 overs) – against Gujarat Lions, 27 April 2016
6 wickets (19 runs in 4 overs) – against Sunrisers Hyderabad, 10 May 2016
96 runs (56 balls) – against Sunrisers Hyderabad, 15 May 2016
5 wickets (14 runs in 4 overs) and 8 runs (9 balls) – against Sunrisers Hyderabad, 26 April 2018
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