PBKS in precarious position after losing their sixth game in a row
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Taskin, Mehidy, Taijul, Mahmudul put Bangladesh well in front
Taijul Islam and Nahid Ranatook three wickets each after Taskin and Mehidy shared the first four to restrict Pakistan to 232
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PBKS opt to bowl vs Jitesh-led RCB
Romario Shepherd and Suyash Sharma were back for RCB
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Taijul, Rana hand Bangladesh a 46-run lead
Pakistan, responding to Bangladesh’s 278, went all out for 232
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Babar scraps after Taskin and Mehidy leave Pakistan in deep trouble
Pakistan, responding to Bangladesh’s 278, went to lunch on the second day at a rickety 96 for 4
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‘It is simple math’ for GT but the ‘upper ceiling’ complicates matters
“If you have to score targets further than 225, it will come back and hurt them,” Sanjay Bangar says after GT fell 29 runs short of KKR’s 247
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‘I was probably a shell of a human for a bit’ – being dropped helped, says Allen
“I probably wasn’t enjoying it as much as I should have at the time, because I was putting so much pressure on myself,” Finn Allen says of his struggles early on in IPL 2026
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Rayudu calls Narine the ‘best IPL player of all time’ after latest heroics
“These are regulation figures for him, he has not done anything extraordinary,” Sanjay Bangar says after Sunil Narine’s 2 for 29 in KKR’s win over GT
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Allen, Raghuvanshi, Green and Narine thump GT to keep KKR alive
Fireworks from the KKR trio lifted them to the highest total any team has put up against Gujarat Titans
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Gill: ‘We didn’t deserve to win this one’
GT dropped four catches, three of them sitters with Allen, Raghuvanshi and Green all benefiting from the chances