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Mumbai maintained their domination over Chennai with a crushing 46-run win at Chepauk in match number 44

A sparkling 82 from 44 balls from AB de Villiers coupled with the 40s from Parthiv Patel and Marcus Stoinis-led Bangalore to a 200 plus score

The disastrous manner in which Bangalore began the season, it is a miracle of sorts that their play-offs chances, if only slightly, are still alive

Chennai may still be table toppers despise two losses in a row. But, they would to keen to return to winning ways, with the playoffs approaching

Ajinkya Rahane and Rishabh Pant, two of biggest World Cup omissions from the Indian squad, made a strong statement with brilliant knocks on

MS Dhoni gave Bangalore a mighty scare as he nearly chased down 26 runs needed by Chennai in the last over.

The Feroz Shah Kotla surface will once again be the focus when hosts Delhi take on Punjab in the second match on Saturday. Delhi

Rajasthan face a do-or-die situation when they Mumbai in the first match of Saturday at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur. Royals are currently placed seventh

Andre Russell continued his stunning form with the bat as he blasted 65 from 25 balls. Nitish Rana also slammed a sensational 85 from 46 balls.