Highlights

  • KKR reduced to paltry 137/9 in first innings
  • Kolkata handed first defeat of IPL 2024

Latest news

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Fold 8 Ultra & Z Flip 8: A More Mature Foldable Family

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Fold 8 Ultra & Z Flip 8: A More Mature Foldable Family

Dell Launches New Alienware 16X Aurora, 16 Area-51 and 18 Area-51 Gaming Laptops in India

Dell Launches New Alienware 16X Aurora, 16 Area-51 and 18 Area-51 Gaming Laptops in India

Samsung Takes on Premium Home Audio With New Music Studio Series

Samsung Takes on Premium Home Audio With New Music Studio Series

The End of OxygenOS: OnePlus Confirms Shift to Oppo's ColorOS 

The End of OxygenOS: OnePlus Confirms Shift to Oppo's ColorOS 

Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Cinema Review: A Hybrid Camera That Prints Memories Differently 

Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Cinema Review: A Hybrid Camera That Prints Memories Differently 

iQOO Teases Z11 Lite With AI Tools, Military-Grade Durability and a 6500mAh Battery

iQOO Teases Z11 Lite With AI Tools, Military-Grade Durability and a 6500mAh Battery

Editorji Launches Hook Global, Its International Digital News Brand

Editorji Launches Hook Global, Its International Digital News Brand

Samsung's Bespoke AI ACs Focus on Humidity, Hygiene and Smarter Cooling

Samsung's Bespoke AI ACs Focus on Humidity, Hygiene and Smarter Cooling

Watch: Chennai Super Kings captain Ruturaj Gaikwad reveals how they outplayed KKR at Chepauk | IPL

At the post-match press conference, Gaikwad revealed how they regained control of the match even as the Kolkata batters got off to a good start. 

Watch: Chennai Super Kings captain Ruturaj Gaikwad reveals how they outplayed KKR at Chepauk | IPL

Chennai Super Kings cruised to a comfortable 7-wicket victory over Kolkata Knight Riders in Match 22 of the 2024 Indian Premier League (IPL).

Home skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad chose to field after winning the toss and his attack restricted the previously unbeaten Knight Riders to 137 from their 20 overs, despite the visitors reaching 56 for 1 in the powerplay.

After that Kolkata lost 4 wickets in 34 balls, slipping to 85-5 in the 12th over.

At the post-match press conference, Gaikwad revealed how they regained control of the match even as the Kolkata batters got off to a good start.

'I thought first six overs they got off to a really good start and looking at the wicket, I think no one really felt that it would be sticky. But after (Ravindrasinh) Jadeja’s first over we got to know that it was slightly sticky. So I just felt that, you know, spinners coming from both ends. It will be tougher for batsmen and especially their batsmen who, you know, always like to take the game on,' the young skipper elaborated.

As the hosts gained momentum, Gaikwad stated how they deduced a way to slow down KKR, 'If we get 2 or 3 wickets within that 3 or 4 overs span, we can have a chance to come back in the game. And I think that's what happened. And after that I think from seven to 14 or 15, we just controlled the game. Didn't really give too many boundaries. And they were struggling to rotate strike because that's not their style of playing. So definitely, that middle phase really helped us.'

The 7-wicket win was Chennai's first in three games and their third victory overall.

ADVERTISEMENT

Up Next

Watch: Chennai Super Kings captain Ruturaj Gaikwad reveals how they outplayed KKR at Chepauk | IPL

Watch: Chennai Super Kings captain Ruturaj Gaikwad reveals how they outplayed KKR at Chepauk | IPL

Iran 'negotiating' with FIFA over moving World Cup games to Mexico: embassy

Iran 'negotiating' with FIFA over moving World Cup games to Mexico: embassy

IPL first phase schedule announced amid travel concerns caused by war in West Asia

IPL first phase schedule announced amid travel concerns caused by war in West Asia

Rinku Singh’s father Khanchand Singh passes away after battling stage 4 liver cancer

Rinku Singh’s father Khanchand Singh passes away after battling stage 4 liver cancer

T20 World Cup: Abhishek, Hardik help India pulverise Zimbabwe by 72 runs; stay in semis race

T20 World Cup: Abhishek, Hardik help India pulverise Zimbabwe by 72 runs; stay in semis race

T20 World Cup: Clinical South Africa hammer West Indies by nine wickets, tighten grip on semifinal spot

T20 World Cup: Clinical South Africa hammer West Indies by nine wickets, tighten grip on semifinal spot

ADVERTISEMENT

editorji-whatsApp

More videos

New Zealand knock out Sri Lanka from T20 World Cup with dominant Super Eight win

New Zealand knock out Sri Lanka from T20 World Cup with dominant Super Eight win

T20 World Cup: India seek answers to top-order worries in must-win Super 8s game against Zimbabwe

T20 World Cup: India seek answers to top-order worries in must-win Super 8s game against Zimbabwe

Ranji Trophy Final: J&K consolidate to 527/6 as sparks fly post Dogra head-butt

Ranji Trophy Final: J&K consolidate to 527/6 as sparks fly post Dogra head-butt

Lucknow Super Giants unveil new logo ahead of IPL 2026 season

Lucknow Super Giants unveil new logo ahead of IPL 2026 season

It was a mistake: Bucknor regrets wrong decision against Tendulkar after 22 years

It was a mistake: Bucknor regrets wrong decision against Tendulkar after 22 years

Pakistan to tour Bangladesh next month for 3-match ODI series

Pakistan to tour Bangladesh next month for 3-match ODI series

Australia captain Marsh says team respects criticism back home for T20 World Cup debacle

Australia captain Marsh says team respects criticism back home for T20 World Cup debacle

Australia tour fiasco: Pakistan government revokes hockey captain Butt's 2-year ban

Australia tour fiasco: Pakistan government revokes hockey captain Butt's 2-year ban

Brevis, bowlers make short work of UAE as SA finish group stage with all-win record

Brevis, bowlers make short work of UAE as SA finish group stage with all-win record

J&K make history, enter Ranji Trophy final for first time in 67 years

J&K make history, enter Ranji Trophy final for first time in 67 years

Editorji Technologies Pvt. Ltd. © 2022 All Rights Reserved.