Sunrisers ride on Warner’s half-century to put up 158 which is chased down off the last ball.

After restricting Delhi Daredevils to a modest 138/8, in spite of Quinton de Kock's timely fifty, RCB rode on Virat Kohli's calm aggression to a 6-wicket win.

Daredevils fail to put up a challenging score and pay the price; Mumbai Indians dethroned

The victor goes straight to the final; the loser gets another shot, plays winner of Eliminator

GL struck early and big, reducing RCB to 29/5 in 5 overs, but ABD matched Dr Smith, carried his bat through with a 47-ball 79 to chase down 159.

de Villiers and Iqbal Abdulla help the team make the final from a precarious 68 for six; a rare failure from Kohli

Injuries to key players a concern for both teams; the winner will meet the loser of Qualifier 1 for a place in the final

Mr. Abbas also called for the revival of bilateral cricket ties between Pakistan and India.

Kolkata Knight Riders were unable to push on as Sunrisers Hyderabad tightened things up at the death, ably defending their middling 162/8.

Bowlers do the trick once again for the Hyderabad team, setting up a meeting with Lions

He insists that there is a fine line between getting out to a bad shot and pulling off the incredible.

Sunrisers came up with a fine bowling performance and fielding effort to restrict KKR to 140 for eight last night.

In the lead-up to the final much has been written about Sunrisers’ bowling and Royal Challengers’ batting as being their respective strengths, but Kohli said that both disciplines had to come together at some stage.

Playing their third game in five days, Sunrisers will once again look to Warner to deliver

Third-time disappointment for Royal Challengers as the Hyderabad team weathers a typical Gayle assault in a thrilling finale

Definitely proud of the way we played this season, said the RCB captain.

The Indian Premier League player auction is to be held later this month

Surprising bids and non-bids during the auction weekend in Bengaluru

Iyer has captained Delhi Capitals to their only IPL final in 2020

Sunrisers on a high after first win

Mumbai will look to play spoilsport

“Ajinkya Rahane is going to miss the remaining games of IPL 2022 due to a hamstring injury,” Kolkata Knight Riders said in a statement

“We suffered from catastrophic success so just trying to play the same way... is a real challenge,” said Chennai Super Kings coach Stephen Fleming after the team’s final IPL 2022 match against Rajasthan Royals

Dinesh Karthik, who made the squad for India’s home T20 series against South Africa, said it was his “most special comeback”, having last played for India at the 2019 World Cup

Opting to bat first, RR were restricted to 130/9, which was chased by GT in 18.1 overs

Amazon’s decision comes just two days ahead of the bidding for IPL television and digital broadcast rights

Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia congratulated Jay Shah and Co for delivering on an innovative media rights strategy but hoped the IPL would have more games over two halves in a calendar year

He is the first Indian to hold that position for the two-time IPL champion

Seasoned host Mini Mathur stresses the need for changing self before reforming society

Kapil Sharma reveals his professional secrets and tells us what to expect from his new show on Sony Entertainment Television

Mahhi Vij on her role in “Balika Vadhu” and her second innings in serials

Connecting with people matters the most, says RJ, actress and anchor Nyla Usha

On the eve of International Dance Day, Madhuri Dixit talks about dance as a means to overcome grief and aggression

The actor makes her television debut with a adventure travel documentary on the Ganges

Accomplished actor, singer and anchor Revathi Sankaran gets candid on juggling multiple roles