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New Indian Express
3 hours ago
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- New Indian Express
18-year wait ends as RCB lift maiden IPL trophy
In the first half of the game, RCB was restricted to 190/9 after a brilliant final over by Arshdeep Singh in which he grabbed three wickets and gave away just three runs. Kyle Jamieson had given PBKS the perfect start by removing RCB opener Phil Salt for 16 in just the second over. But the early blow didn't rattle RCB for long as Virat Kohli and Mayank Agarwal began to rebuild steadily. Just as Agarwal looked to settle in, Yuzvendra Chahal derailed the momentum, dismissing him for 24. Kohli and skipper Rajat Patidar then added 40 for the third wicket. Patidar looked to step on the gas, hitting Jamieson for a six but the New Zealander had the last laugh, trapping him leg before for 26, leaving RCB at 96/3. Liam Livingstone then joined Kohli and the duo took 14 off Chahal's last over. Kohli looked on course for another fifty but a brilliant return catch by Azmatullah Omarzai saw him return to the dugout for 43 as RCB slumped to 131/4 in the 15th over. After Kohli's dismissal, Jitesh Sharma offered RCB a flicker of hope with a quickfire cameo, aided by Livingstone. Jamieson was smashed for 23 in the 17th over but also managed to remove Livingstone with a sharp delivery that rapped his pads, trapping him LBW. Then Vijaykumar Vyshak struck a crucial blow in the 18th over. Though RCB's DRS saved Sharma once, Vyshak had the final say. With the very next ball, he sent Sharma back to the dugout for a breezy 24 off 10 balls, further dampening RCB's hopes of crossing the 200 mark.
New Indian Express
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
18 year wait ends as RCB lifts maiden IPL trophy
In the first half of the game, RCB was restricted to 190/9 after a brilliant final over by Arshdeep Singh in which he grabbed three wickets and gave away just three runs. Kyle Jamieson had given PBKS the perfect start by removing RCB opener Phil Salt for 16 in just the second over. But the early blow didn't rattle RCB for long as Virat Kohli and Mayank Agarwal began to rebuild steadily. Just as Agarwal looked to settle in, Yuzvendra Chahal derailed the momentum, dismissing him for 24. Kohli and skipper Rajat Patidar then added 40 for the third wicket. Patidar looked to step on the gas, hitting Jamieson for a six but the New Zealander had the last laugh, trapping him leg before for 26, leaving RCB at 96/3. Liam Livingstone then joined Kohli and the duo took 14 off Chahal's last over. Kohli looked on course for another fifty but a brilliant return catch by Azmatullah Omarzai saw him return to the dugout for 43 as RCB slumped to 131/4 in the 15th over. After Kohli's dismissal, Jitesh Sharma offered RCB a flicker of hope with a quickfire cameo, aided by Livingstone. Jamieson was smashed for 23 in the 17th over but also managed to remove Livingstone with a sharp delivery that rapped his pads, trapping him LBW. Then Vijaykumar Vyshak struck a crucial blow in the 18th over. Though RCB's DRS saved Sharma once, Vyshak had the final say. With the very next ball, he sent Sharma back to the dugout for a breezy 24 off 10 balls, further dampening RCB's hopes of crossing the 200 mark.
Economic Times
7 hours ago
- Business
- Economic Times
Virat Kohli creates big record during IPL final, becomes only player in history with...
Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Star Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) batter Virat Kohli etched his name in the record books during the Indian Premier League (IPL) final by becoming the player with the most fours in the tournament's the title clash wasn't particularly memorable for Kohli with the bat—scoring 43 off 35 balls with three boundaries at a strike rate just above 122—he still managed to achieve a significant personal in 267 matches, Virat has scored 771 fours, outdoing former opener Shikhar Dhawan (768).During this season, he ended his campaign with 657 runs in 15 matches at an average of 54.75, with a strike rate of 144.71, with eight fifties. His best score this season is 73*.Also, he has the most runs by a single player against an opponent in the history of IPL, with 1,159 runs against PBKS at an average of 36.21 in 36 matches and innings and a strike rate of 132.60. He has scored a century and six fifties against PBKS, with the best score of 113. He has outdone his own record of 1,146 runs against Chennai Super Kings (CSK).A valiant effort from Royal Challengers Bengaluru set a fighting 191-run target for Punjab Kings in the title clash of the 18th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) in Ahmedabad on knocks from Jitesh Sharma (24 from 10 deliveries) and Virat Kohli (43 from 35 balls) powered RCB to 190/9. Still, Arshdeep Singh (3/40) and Kyle Jamieson's (3/48) searing three-wicket hauls denied Bengaluru a 200-run being put to bat by Punjab, Arshdeep deployed short-length approach ploy and Phil Salt embraced the opportunity with both hands in the opening over. He hammered the ball over the long leg and sent the ball sailing over the boundary rope for a the fifth delivery, Salt swivelled the ball across the line, and the ball marginally fell short of the rope and bounced away for a four. With Salt coming in and all guns blazing, Bengaluru ended with 13 runs in the opening runs flowing swiftly, Salt (16) took the aerial route in the next over against Kyle Jamieson but couldn't get the desired distance. Punjab captain Shreyas Iyer safely held the ball in his hands to draw the first retaliated with a couple of boundaries and finished the powerplay with 55/1 on the Kohli and Rajat Patidar, the former and current captains, tried to form a partnership to see off the middle overs and set the stage for the anchored the innings while Patidar took the brunt of taking risks on his shoulders. He succeeded a couple of times in his venture, but Jamieson trapped Patidar in front of the stumps in the 11th over .Jitesh Sharma notched back-to-back sixes off Jamieson to turn up the much-needed run flow in the 17th over. Jamieson struck back to pin Livingstone (25) in front of the stumps to take the momentum back from Pandya followed Shepherd's footsteps after he holed it straight to Shreyas. Arshdeep capped off the innings with Bhuvneshwar Kumar's scalp as Bengaluru settled for 190/9.
Time of India
7 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
18 long years! Royal Challengers Bengaluru lift maiden IPL title, beat Punjab Kings in title clash
Image credit: BCCI/IPL NEW DELHI: Royal Challengers Bengaluru finally broke their title jinx in style, defeating Punjab Kings by 6 runs in the IPL 2025 final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Tuesday to lift their maiden Indian Premier League trophy. Despite huffing and puffing to 190 for 9 in their 20 overs, RCB's bowlers rose to the occasion, putting on a disciplined and determined display to restrict Punjab Kings to 184/7 in 20 overs and seal a historic win. Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Virat Kohli top-scored for RCB with a gritty 43 off 35 balls, while captain Rajat Patidar looked promising before falling for 26 off 16. Punjab's standout with the ball was Kyle Jamieson, who picked up 3 for 48, while Yuzvendra Chahal bowled economically, finishing with 1 for 37 in his four-over spell. Earlier, RCB's innings never really found momentum, as batters struggled to convert starts into substantial scores. Kohli once again took on the role of anchor, but his knock lacked fluency. He struck just three boundaries — two of them coming after the ninth over — and batted at a strike rate of 122.85. After a promising powerplay that yielded 55/1, RCB slowed down significantly, managing only 42 runs between overs 6 and 11. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like ¡Trading con IA en Chile ayuda a usuarios a obtener ganancias potenciales! Mainhubfb Más información Undo Phil Salt began with a flourish, smashing a six and a four in the opening over, but his early dismissal for 16, caught by Shreyas Iyer off Jamieson, hampered RCB's momentum. Mayank Agarwal (24), Patidar (26), and Liam Livingstone (25) all got starts but failed to push on. Jamieson made a big impact with his clever variations and crucial breakthroughs, including the wickets of Salt, Patidar, and Livingstone. Jitesh Sharma's late cameo (24 off 10 balls) and a brief flourish from Romario Shepherd (17 off 9) helped RCB post a competitive total. Jamieson's figures were dented in the 17th over, where Jitesh and Livingstone took him apart for 23 runs. However, he had the last laugh, trapping Livingstone lbw with a full toss to finish with three wickets. India pacer Arshdeep Singh, expensive in his first three overs, came back superbly in the final over to claim three wickets—Krunal Pandya (4), Bhuvneshwar Kumar (1), and Shepherd—ensuring RCB didn't breach the 200-run mark. But in the end, 190 proved enough, as RCB's bowlers delivered a spirited performance to finally bring home the elusive IPL trophy after 18 long years of heartbreaks and near-misses.
Time of India
7 hours ago
- Business
- Time of India
Virat Kohli creates big record during IPL final, becomes only player in history with...
Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Star Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) batter Virat Kohli etched his name in the record books during the Indian Premier League (IPL) final by becoming the player with the most fours in the tournament's the title clash wasn't particularly memorable for Kohli with the bat—scoring 43 off 35 balls with three boundaries at a strike rate just above 122—he still managed to achieve a significant personal in 267 matches, Virat has scored 771 fours, outdoing former opener Shikhar Dhawan (768).During this season, he ended his campaign with 657 runs in 15 matches at an average of 54.75, with a strike rate of 144.71, with eight fifties. His best score this season is 73*.Also, he has the most runs by a single player against an opponent in the history of IPL, with 1,159 runs against PBKS at an average of 36.21 in 36 matches and innings and a strike rate of 132.60. He has scored a century and six fifties against PBKS, with the best score of 113. He has outdone his own record of 1,146 runs against Chennai Super Kings (CSK).A valiant effort from Royal Challengers Bengaluru set a fighting 191-run target for Punjab Kings in the title clash of the 18th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) in Ahmedabad on knocks from Jitesh Sharma (24 from 10 deliveries) and Virat Kohli (43 from 35 balls) powered RCB to 190/9. Still, Arshdeep Singh (3/40) and Kyle Jamieson's (3/48) searing three-wicket hauls denied Bengaluru a 200-run being put to bat by Punjab, Arshdeep deployed short-length approach ploy and Phil Salt embraced the opportunity with both hands in the opening over. He hammered the ball over the long leg and sent the ball sailing over the boundary rope for a the fifth delivery, Salt swivelled the ball across the line, and the ball marginally fell short of the rope and bounced away for a four. With Salt coming in and all guns blazing, Bengaluru ended with 13 runs in the opening runs flowing swiftly, Salt (16) took the aerial route in the next over against Kyle Jamieson but couldn't get the desired distance. Punjab captain Shreyas Iyer safely held the ball in his hands to draw the first retaliated with a couple of boundaries and finished the powerplay with 55/1 on the Kohli and Rajat Patidar, the former and current captains, tried to form a partnership to see off the middle overs and set the stage for the anchored the innings while Patidar took the brunt of taking risks on his shoulders. He succeeded a couple of times in his venture, but Jamieson trapped Patidar in front of the stumps in the 11th over .Jitesh Sharma notched back-to-back sixes off Jamieson to turn up the much-needed run flow in the 17th over. Jamieson struck back to pin Livingstone (25) in front of the stumps to take the momentum back from Pandya followed Shepherd's footsteps after he holed it straight to Shreyas. Arshdeep capped off the innings with Bhuvneshwar Kumar's scalp as Bengaluru settled for 190/9.
