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Top Scorers Inside Powerplay (IPL 2026)
Comparison of top scores achieved within the powerplay restrictions.
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IPL 2026: Overton, Urvil fire Chennai Super Kings to third consecutive ...
Story highlightsLucknow Super Giants have been eliminated from IPL 2026 after a five-wicket defeat to Chennai Super Kings at the MA Chidambaram Stadium on Sunday.Urvil Patel produced one of the most explosive knocks in Indian Premier League history, equalling the tournament’s fastest fifty record as Chennai Super Kings cruised to a dominant five-wicket win over Lucknow Super Giants at the MA Chidambaram Stadium on Sunday (May 10). Pursuing a challenging 204-run target, captain Ruturaj Gaikwad and Sanju Samson started the chase aggressively, taking 11 runs off Mohammed Shami in the opening over before collecting another 15 from Prince Yadav in the next over.Spin was introduced early through Digvesh Singh Rathi, but Samson attacked immediately with a boundary and a six. The spinner, however, responded by clean bowling the wicketkeeper-batter later in the over. Samson’s quickfire 28 came off just 14 deliveries and included three fours and two maximums.Patel arrived at the crease and settled in with a single before launching a brutal counterattack. He hammered three successive sixes off Avesh Khan and continued the intent when Rathi returned, smashing him for four boundaries in a row, including three huge sixes.Add WION as a Preferred SourceAfter completing the record-equalling fifty, Patel celebrated emotionally by pulling out a note from his pocket carrying the message: "This is for you, Papa" dedicating the milestone to his father.Shahbaz Ahmed then got rid of Patel in the ninth over at the score of 65 runs. He played just 23 balls and hit eight sixes and a couple of fours.Trending StoriesPak Army chief says last year’s conflict with India was ‘battle of two ideologies’, claims strategy superioirityWho will get Ted Turner’s fortune?UFO Files: Released Tranche 1 still leaves many cases 'unresolved'WWE Backlash 2026 Full Results: Reigns beats Fatu; 'John Cena Classic' revealed‘Curb fuel use, avoid foreign travel and buying gold,’ PM Modi appeals nation to help tide over crisisWhen did Vijay and Trisha first meet? Timeline of their off screen friendship‘Iran war not over until uranium is removed, facilities dismantled,’ says Benjamin NetanyahuJana Nayagan producer shares update about film after Vijay’s Tamil Nadu CM swearing-in ceremonyBLACKPINK's Lisa to perform at FIFA World Cup opening ceremony alongside Katy Perry, Tyla and moreIran mulls taking full control of all 7 undersea internet cables passing through Strait of HormuzTrisha Krishnan shares warm momen...
Overton, Urvil power CSK to fifth spot with third straight win
Chennai Super Kings 208 for 5 (Urvil 65, Gaikwad 42, Shahbaz 2-30, Rathi 2-245) beat Lucknow Super Giants 203 for 8 (Inglis 85, Shahbaz 43, Overton 3-36, Kamboj 2-47) by five wicketsUrvil Patel played the kind of innings that erased a bit of history and created a bit of history. In 2025, team after team came to Chepauk and breached it and the crowd got used to leaving early. On Sunday evening, 32,825 people - some of whom might have seen the morning show where one of Tamil Nadu's most popular actors took charge as the chief minister - were given double delight as Chennai Super Kings (CSK) chased down their first 200-plus target since 2018 and one of their future stars announced himself with the IPL's joint-fastest half-century.Urvil got there in 13 balls. When he walked into the middle, CSK's chances of winning were 38.13%. When he walked out, to a standing ovation from the crowd and his coaching staff, CSK's chances of winning were 93.02%. He single-handedly changed the game and powered CSK to fifth spot.Inglis impactMitchell Marsh had taken first strike in eight out of 11 Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) matches. Here he gave it up so that Josh Inglis could do his thing. One of the best spin hitters in the world threw the opposition's bowling plans off when he targeted Akeal Hosein, hitting him for three successive boundaries in the first over. CSK turned to pace, which suited Marsh better and which Inglis harnessed to play some of the coolest ramps ever seen and he went for them over and over.According to ESPNcricinfo's ball-by-ball data, nobody has tried more ramps (four) inside the powerplay. Even when he missed one, he created scoring opportunities. Because Anshul Kamboj, having seen what he wanted to do, went fuller instead of camping on a good length area and got smacked through the covers. Inglis' ease in accessing the 'V' behind the wicket opened up easier scoring shots in front of it. He was 77 off 25 after six overs. Only Suresh Raina (87 vs PBKS in 2014), Travis Head (84 vs DC in 2024) and Jake Fraser-McGurk (78 vs MI in 2024) have scored more inside the field restrictions.Noor and Overton pull it backBut with the field spreading, CSK unleashed the season's joint-second-highest wicket-takers (12 each) in the middle overs on LSG. Noor Ahmad aced his match-up with Nicholas Pooran (two runs off nine balls for three dismissals). In his first three games this season, he had 0 for 111 at an economy rate of 11.1. In the next eight, Noor has picked up 12 fo...
Urvil Patel's 13-Ball Fifty Powers Chennai Super Kings to Thrilling ...
The Super Giants finished on a strong 203/8 from their 20 overs, with Jamie Overton being the standout bowler for CSK, picking up 3/36. Urvil Patel's record fifty and Shivam Dube's late sixes power CSK to a thrilling chase against LSG In reply, CSK got off to a brisk start with Sanju Samson making the most of the field restrictions.
Urvil Patel hits record-equaling 13-ball 50 in IPL as Chennai beats ...
Urvil Patel hit a record-equaling 13-ball 50 in the Indian Premier League and Shivam Dube smashed two sixes in the final over of the match as Chennai Super Kings beat Lucknow Super Giants by five...
