The Chennai Super Kings and Mahendra Singh Dhoni were riding high, until they hit into a thunderbolt and lightning shot from Paul Valthaty who certainly knows how to give the Kings XI Punjab that elusive surge of ecstasy as he did in the CSK v KXIP match in the IPL 4 in Mohali. Chennai would...

Kings XI Punjab captain Adam Gilchrist says someone in his former franchise Deccan Chargers has been making \"bad\" comments about him ever since he left. He captained the Hyderabad side for the first three seasons, guiding them to the IPL trophy in 2009 before being bought by...

Royals were chasing 196 for win but all they could manage was 147 for seven in 20 overs as they suffered early setbacks. "We thought they could score 220-230, but in the end we did well to pull them back. But we had horror start," Warne said at the post-match press conference. Warne said it was...

Kings XI Punjab suffered their third successive Indian Premier League loss, going down by 23 runs to Mumbai Indians today. Skipper Sachin Tendulkar and Ambati Rayudu both scored 51 in a 95-run second-wicket partnership to propel Mumbai to 159 for five, but Shaun Marsh kept Punjab in the hunt...

Royal Challengers Bangalore 205 for 6 (Gayle 107) beat Kings XI Punjab 120 for 9 (Aravind 4-14, Gayle 3-21) by 85 runs Once every two years Bangalore hosts Aero India, the country's biggest air show, on the outskirts of the city. On Friday night, Chris Gayle took it upon himself to deliver a...

Chris Gayle smashed his second century of the Indian Premier League (IPL) season to set up an 85-run win for Royal Challengers Bangalore against Kings XI Punjab on Friday. The left-hander cracked 107 in 49 balls with 10 fours and nine sixes to power Daniel Vettori's side to 205 for six...

Royal Challengers Bangalore 205 for 6 (Gayle 107) beat Kings XI Punjab 120 for 9 (Aravind 4-14, Gayle 3-21) by 85 runs

The bowlers stole the first-innings show as Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Wayne Parnell, Rahul Sharma and Mitchell Marsh grabbed two wickets each, leaving Paul Valthaty (23), Shaun Marsh (32) and Dinesh Karthik (30) to steer Punjab to 119. And despite losing a few wickets, the Warriors knocked off the...

Mumbai had won six out of their seven previous games, but were bundled out for 87 in 12.5 overs on Tuesday chasing 163. Praveen Kumar's two for 19 and Bhargav Bhatt's four for 22 engineered the collapse that saw six batsmen out for single figures. Earlier, Shaun Marsh (43 off 34) and...

Punjab overhauled Kochi's 178 for seven in 18.5 overs and in the process kept their semi-final ambitions alive. Kochi captain Mahela Jayawardene's blazing half-century and a four-wicket burst from RP Singh were in vain as the new entrants crashed out of the tournament with just five...