Pride in wearing the Mumbai Indians shirt is behind Singapore-born Aussie David’s Sunday night star turn against Rajasthan Royals

It is his ability to read the game perfectly and showcase intent in  every match he plays, reckons RR’s Director of Cricket—former Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara

Stroke-making has been difficult on the black soil pitch whenever a match has been played on it. And it was no exception when Lucknow came up against star-studded Royal Challengers Bangalore

After Prithvi Shaw’s flat show, Delhi Capitals can reverse their IPL-16 fortunes through Australian-English duo although Gujarat Titans will be hard to beat

Mumbai Police City Riders, Shivaji Park Warriors, Bandra Heroes, Ghatkopar Jets and Thane Marathas will compete in the double-leg round robin league that began on Monday evening

Jaiswal, 21, scored his first IPL century (124) on Sunday. “I watched him [Jaiswal] last year, this year he’s taken his game to a next level

Speaking on SEN Radio, Healy, the wicketkeeping great, felt there’s no need to tweak the size of boundaries for the Ashes. “Boundaries are the least of their worries. Why would they bother? There’s no need for that,” Healy said

Apart from the duo, Mohammed Siraj, Glenn Maxwell, Wanindu Hasaranga and Harshal Patel took a wicket each to bowl out Bangalore for 108 in 19.5 overs. The win has also taken Bangalore to ten points and fifth place due to the net run rate, while Lucknow have slipped to third place but still have ten points

It all started after Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) beat Lucknow Super Giants by 18 runs. RCB defended a low score of 127 successfully to strengthen their position in the points table