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Punjab & Kolkata battle for the 4th spot in IPL 2020

Coming from straight 4 consecutive wins, KL Rahul's&nbsp;men who are oozing confidence will look to overthrow Kolkata&nbsp;that is currently placed on the 4th spot

KXIP take on KKR in the decisive 4th spot battle 

In a&nbsp;decisive battle to conquer the 4th spot in the IPL&nbsp;Points Table, a formidable Kings XI Punjab will take on a reviving Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders on Monday at Sharjah. Coming from straight 4 consecutive wins, KL Rahul's&nbsp;men who are oozing confidence will look to overthrow Kolkata&nbsp;that is currently placed on the 4th spot. After their 59-run victory over Delhi Capitals, the resurgent&nbsp;Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders just like their last meet&nbsp;will make sure to overpower Punjab once more. But&nbsp;KKR's&nbsp;inconsistency might come to haunt them again if Eoin Morgan does not address&nbsp;his side's&nbsp;batting issues. While the match between both teams is expected to be nailbiting, the side that secures the match will definitely strengthen its position to qualify for the&nbsp;playoffs this season. Out of the 26 matches that both&nbsp;the teams have played so far in IPL's&nbsp;history, KKR&nbsp;has defeated Punjab in 18 of them.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Bowlers' day out as KXIP beat SRH to register 4th straight win

Kings XI Punjab beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 12 runs

It was a battle of the bowlers in Dubai as King XI Punjab beat Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad by 12 runs in low scoring match to register their 4th win in a row. The combined efforts of Rashid&nbsp;Khan, Sandeep&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;and Jason Holder, who took 2 wickets each, restricted Punjab to just 126/7 with captain KL Rahul&nbsp;being their highest scorer with 27 runs. Till the 18th over of the 2nd&nbsp;innings&nbsp;the match was slightly tilted in Hyderabad's favour inspite of them losing 3 wickets in back to back overs&nbsp;right after the powerplay&nbsp;ended as Vijay&nbsp;Shankar&nbsp;and Manish&nbsp;Pandey&nbsp;steadied the chase. But after the duo got out, the Sunrisers&nbsp;completely messed up their winning chances, losing 5 wickets in the last 2 overs&nbsp;and ended up being bowled out for 114 runs. Chris Jordan and Arshdeep&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;took 3 wickets each for Punjab.&nbsp;KXIP&nbsp;are now 5th on the table with 10 points and SRH&nbsp;6th with 8 points.

Super 'Over' Sunday: KXIP beat Mumbai to stay alive

Kings XI Punjab beat Mumbai in a double Super Over, stay alive in IPL 2020

Never in the history of cricket did a match go into a double Super Over but that changed on Sunday. Kings XI Punjab fought tooth and nail as their campaign hung by a thread and beat Mumbai Indians in a double Super Over. Chasing 177, KL Rahul once again led Punjab from the front and smashed a 51-ball-77 and became the first&nbsp;Indian player to score 500 runs in 3 consecutive IPL seasons. He though couldn't take his side over the finish line as the game ended in a tie and for&nbsp;the&nbsp;first time in IPL history both games of a double header went into a Super Over.&nbsp; If that wasn't enough, it also couldn't separate the 2 teams as the scores were tied once again. Mumbai managed 11 runs in the second Super Over, which Chris Gayle and Mayank Agarwal chased down with ease. Punjab's 2nd consecutive win means that they can still qualify for the playoffs on their own, given they win the remaining 5 games.

Bottom dwellers Punjab take on a confident Mumbai

In their quest to keep their IPL&nbsp;campaign alive, bottom placed Kings XI Punjab take on a confident&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;Indians in second game of a super Sunday in Dubai.

In their quest to keep their IPL&nbsp;campaign alive, bottom placed Kings XI Punjab take on a confident&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;Indians in second game of a super Sunday in Dubai. Punjab which has managed just 2 wins from its 8 games so far with the 2nd coming in their previous encounter, need to win remaining&nbsp;6 games in order to qualify for the playoffs on their own. Mumbai&nbsp;on the other hand are on a 5-match winning streak, breaking which will be tough for the Kings XI. However, Punjab now also have the services of Chris Gayle who made an impact in the very first game that he played. History though backs Mumbai&nbsp;as it enjoys a 14-11 head-to-head record against Punjab. Moreover, they have beaten Kings&nbsp;XI in 4 of the previous 5 encounters. KL Rahul's&nbsp;men though wouldn't be concerned about the past and would fight for survival.

KKR win the toss and opt to bat first vs KXIP

KKR win the toss and opt to bat first vs Kings XI Punjab

SRH vs KXIP: two sides eager to stage a comeback

Two teams which are looking to get their campaign back on track,&nbsp;Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad and the Kings XI Punjab, will be up against each other in Dubai on Monday.

Two teams which are looking to get their campaign back on track,&nbsp;Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad and the Kings XI Punjab, will be up against each other in Dubai on Monday. Where Punjab is coming off a humiliating 10-wicket defeat, SRH&nbsp;have failed to keep the momentum going this season.&nbsp;Hyderabad though enjoy a healthy 10-4 head-to-head record against Punjab but Kings XI have an upper hand in recent encounters with 3 wins in last 5 outings. KL Rahul's&nbsp;men need to address their death over concerns where they are leaking most of the runs, Sunrisers&nbsp;on the other hand are still trying to fix their middle-order&nbsp;conundrum. While a win here for either team may turn their fortunes around, but a loss will make their comeback very tough.

CricBait IPL Diaries: Knight Riders’ best investment?

CricBait IPL Diaries: Shivam Mavi &amp; Kamlesh Nagarkotti dismantle the Royals, are they the best investment Kolkata Knight Riders have made? Also the big game Mumbai Indians vs Kings XI Punjab tonight, who will win? @lav_Vaid &amp; @Chawla_Yash debate&nbsp;

CricBait IPL Diaries: Shivam Mavi &amp; Kamlesh Nagarkotti dismantle the Royals, are they the best investment Kolkata Knight Riders have made? Also, the big game Mumbai Indians vs Kings XI Punjab tonight, who will win? Lav&nbsp;Vaid&nbsp;&amp; Yash&nbsp;Chawla debate&nbsp;

IPL: Royals play Kings XI in Sharjah 

Rajasthan Royals will bring in their star opener Jos&nbsp;Buttler in the game who could prove to be their ace in the game whereas Chris Gayle might play for Punjab in Sharjah&nbsp;

The top spot on the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;points table is up for grabs as 2nd placed Kings XI Punjab play 4th placed Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals in Sharjah. While the Royals stunned Chennai&nbsp;Super Kings in their opening game of the tournament, Kings XI Punjab has recovered with a win after losing their 1st match. Royals will once again depend heavily on Sanju&nbsp;Samson who smashed a 32 ball 74 vs CSK. Royals will bring in their star opener Jos&nbsp;Buttler in the game who could prove to be their ace in the game. Kings XI, on the other hand, will be hoping for KL Rahul&nbsp;to fire again after smashing 138* vs Bangalore. Punjab could also play Chris Gayle owing to the small ground in Sharjah&nbsp;which will be a high scoring paradise.&nbsp;

RCB skipper fined ₹12 lakh for slow over-rate

Royal Challengers Bangalore's Thursday's match against Kings XI Punjab proved to be a rough ride for the team. After the team's crushing defeat, RCB&nbsp;skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;has now been fined 12 lakh&nbsp;for maintaining a slow over-rate during their IPL&nbsp;match. It was RCB's&nbsp;first offence of the season under the IPL's&nbsp;code of conduct relating to minimum over-rate offences. RCB&nbsp;who had a bad evening at Dubai International Cricket Stadium were thrashed by 97 runs on Thursday evening.&nbsp;

Royal Challengers Bangalore's Thursday's match against Kings XI Punjab proved to be a rough ride for the team. After the team's crushing defeat, RCB&nbsp;skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;has now been fined ₹12 lakh&nbsp;for maintaining a slow over-rate during their IPL&nbsp;match. It was RCB's&nbsp;first offence of the season under the IPL's&nbsp;code of conduct relating to minimum over-rate offences. RCB&nbsp;who had a bad evening at Dubai International Cricket Stadium were thrashed by 97 runs on Thursday evening.&nbsp;

Rahul sizzles as RCB feal the heat in Dubai 

To rub salt in the wounds, RCB dropped KL&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;twice including an attempt by skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;

Kings XI Punjab's skipper KL Rahul cracks a hundred vs Bangalore

It was over 40 degrees in Dubai but Kings XI Punjab's skipper KL Rahul&nbsp;managed to turn on the heat further as he smashed the first hundred of IPL&nbsp;2020. Paying the price were the bowlers from Bangalore who failed to put up a Royal Challenge against Rahul. 132 were scored in just 69 balls as the skipper of Punjab scored at a strike rate close to 200. His innings was studded with 14 fours and 7 huge sixes as Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;and company looked clueless to contain the wicketkeeper-batsman. To rub salt in the wounds, RCB dropped Rahul&nbsp;twice including an attempt by skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli. Interestingly, this was Rahul's&nbsp;2nd IPL&nbsp;hundred after the first one came last year.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Punjab appeal against 'short run' call which cost them 2 points

It's unfair as&nbsp;this one run could even cost us a play off berth: Kings XI Punjab CEO

Kings XI Punjab have lodged an official complaint&nbsp;with the match referee following a controversial 'short run' call made by on-field umpire Nitin Menon&nbsp;in their game against the Delhi Capitals. Punjab CEO Satish Menon told&nbsp;PTI&nbsp;that while they understand that a human error can happen but there was no room for human errors like these in a world class tournament like the IPL. He added it's unfair as this could cost them a playoff berth. Kings XI's&nbsp;co-owner Preity Zinta had earlier lashed out at the call and tweeted to question the point of technology if it cannot be used. She even asked BCCI&nbsp;to&nbsp;introduce new rules.&nbsp;Menon, who&nbsp;became the youngest ever to be inducted in ICC&rsquo;s Elite Panel of Umpires,&nbsp;called a &lsquo;run short&rsquo; when Chris Jordan took a couple of runs off Rabada in the 19th over.&nbsp; But TV replays clearly showed that&nbsp;Jordan legally completed the first run and the bat was inside the crease. If not for the blooper, Kings XI Punjab would have won the game without it going into a super over.

Umpiring blunder costs Punjab the win, ignites a debate

Umpire Nitin&nbsp;Menon&nbsp;wrongly called a &lsquo;run short&rsquo; which forced the game to go into a super over.

While the 2nd game of the IPL gave us a thrilling super over finish but it also highlighted an umpiring blunder. India&rsquo;s Nitin Menon, who&nbsp;became the youngest ever to be inducted in ICC&rsquo;s Elite Panel of Umpires,&nbsp;called a &lsquo;run short&rsquo; when Chris Jordan took a couple of runs off Rabada in the 19th over.&nbsp; But TV replays clearly showed that&nbsp;Jordan legally completed the first run and the bat was inside the crease. If not for the blooper, Kings XI Punjab would have won the game without it going into a super over.&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;had recently decided that the TV umpires&nbsp;will take a call on the front-foot no ball and this blunder by Menon has&nbsp;ignited a twitter debate whether the same should&nbsp;happen in such situations as well. Punjab were robbed of a win and in such a closely-fought league,&nbsp;2 points can cost them a spot in the playoffs.

IPL 2020: Delhi Capitals confident to turn things around this year

In the quest for their maiden IPL&nbsp;title, Delhi Capitals look to start their campaign on a positive note vs Kings XI Punjab

Delhi Capitals may not have won a single IPL&nbsp;title but the boys from the&nbsp;capital are determined to turn things around this season. As they&nbsp;open their IPL&nbsp;2020 campaign against the Kings XI Punjab on Sunday, coach Ricky Ponting&nbsp;feels that his team will be hard to beat in this edition.&nbsp;
BITE: RICKY PONTING, Coach, Delhi Capitals
'We know as a team and we have learnt some lessons&nbsp;last year that if we turn up 100% prepared to play and a 100% committed to our plans and our task, then I think we will be really hard to beat against any team that we play against.'
Skipper Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;is also pumped to get on to the field but said that he will miss the fans at the stadiums.
BITE: SHREYAS&nbsp;IYER, Captain, Delhi Capitals
'Fans in the stands give us a boost and adrenaline. So, we will miss them out there, the cheer, the roar and the support that we used to get. But there is going to be a certain provision for us, that's what we got to know from the captain's meeting. So, let's see what they have got for us.'

Delhi Capitals may not have won a single IPL&nbsp;title but the boys from North are determined to turn things around this season. As they&nbsp;open their IPL&nbsp;2020 campaign against the Kings XI Punjab on Sunday, coach Ricky Ponting&nbsp;feels that his team will be hard to beat in this edition.&nbsp;Skipper Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;is also pumped to get on to the field but said that he will miss the fans at the stadiums.

IPL's Top 5 retired super stars 

IPL&nbsp;is that time of the year when fans get an opportunity to get a glimpse of the veteran&nbsp;stars back in action. Here are top 5 of the retired cricketers to watch out for this season.

IPL's top 5 retired super stars 

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Though IPL is seen as a platform for the rising stars in cricket but it also gives fans an opportunity to have a glimpse of their favourite stars who have retired. Here is a list of top 5 retired cricketers to feature in this season.&nbsp;
 Number 5: Dale Steyn (RCB)
They say that the shelf life of a fast bowler isn't beyond 35 years but Dale Steyn&nbsp;is determined to disprove the common notion. Just like his international career, Steyn's&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;career has too been injury-prone and the pacer has played just 9 IPL&nbsp;games since 2015. He was forced to withdraw from the last edition as well due to injury but he made an impact in the 2 games he played and picked 4 crucial wickets.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Number 4: Shane Watson (CSK)
The only veteran of the mighty Aussie team of the 2000s to still feature in the IPL&nbsp;is Shane Watson. With few key members of the Chennai Super Kings having withdrawn from the league, Watto's&nbsp;role becomes even more crucial. In the 2 seasons he has played for CSK, Watson has smashed 398 and 555 runs. It includes 2 centuries in the 2018 edition with one of it coming in the final.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Number 3: AB de Villiers (RCB)
IPL&nbsp;will be a perfect platform to assess the form of someone like&nbsp;AB de Villiers who&nbsp;has&nbsp;expressed his willingness to come out of retirement to be a part of South Africa's World T20 squad. After Virat, RCB's&nbsp;hopes usually depend on ABD&nbsp;and Mr. 360 has very often helped his side over the finish line from an unthinkable position. He is the only batsman to have a strike rate of over 150 among players to have played over 150 IPL&nbsp;games. Apart from that de Villiers&nbsp;has smashed 212 sixes in the cash-rich league, 2nd most in the history of IPL.
Number 2: Chris Gayle (KXIP)
Talking about clearing the rope and no one does it with more ease than the Caribbean&nbsp;powerhouse Chris Gayle. The Jamaican&nbsp;tops the list with 326 sixes in the IPL. If he gets going with KL Rahul&nbsp;for Kings XI Punjab at the top, any ground can become a bowlers' graveyard. Gayle has smashed 490 and 368 runs in the 2 seasons he has played for Punjab and despite being 40, there's hardly a chink in his armour. Gayle also holds the record for most IPL&nbsp;centuries with 6 tons so far.
Number 1 : MS Dhoni (CSK)
One player who usually featured in most top&nbsp;batsmen lists over the years is MS Dhoni. Never the less, Dhoni&nbsp;still has a lot to offer despite retiring from international cricket. With CSK&nbsp;going through a crisis, Captain cool is probably what the doctor ordered for the yellow brigade.&nbsp;Dhoni has not only led CSK&nbsp;to 3 IPL&nbsp;titles but has also been their batting powerhouse. He is the second-highest run-getter for CSK, scoring&nbsp;4432 runs at a healthy average of over 42. Dhoni&nbsp;has smashed&nbsp;over 400 runs&nbsp;at a staggering strike rate in each of the last 2 editions of the IPL, which shows that he is ageing just like a fine wine.&nbsp;
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Mental health in a bio-bubble for IPL stars

How tough it is for IPL-bound players to maintain&nbsp;their mental health&nbsp;in such unprecedented environment?

The Indian Premier League amid the Covid-19 pandemic seemed highly unlikely until UAE&nbsp;approached the BCCI&nbsp;to host the cash-rich league. Cricket was brought to a standstill but UAE&nbsp;government's assurance of a bio-secure bubble with precautions&nbsp;of the highest level, raised hope and the Indian government finally gave IPL&nbsp;a nod. As per the standard operating procedures, it was mandatory for all the players and staff members to undergo a 7-day quarantine which included Covid-19&nbsp;tests on every alternate day before training resumed for all the franchises.
Bite: VIRAT&nbsp;KOHLI, Captain, RCB
'We are all here to play cricket. The bio-bubble needs to be respected at all times for the tournament to happen eventually. We are not here to have fun and roam around and hang out in Dubai. That is not the time we are living in. Accept the phase that we are going through and understand the privilege that we have, just to be a part of the IPL. Everyone should accept that and not behave in a manner which situation doesn't require them to'
But life in quarantine is not just about isolation but also about how well do players manage their mental health.&nbsp;
BITE: RICKY PONTING, Coach, Delhi Capitals
'It's a hard tournament and it's more challenging this year with the protocols and everything in place. But that is what it is and we got to learn to cope with it and enjoy it. we just need to embrace the challenge and get on with it'
Players also faced issues managing their mental health.&nbsp;Complete isolation in a foreign country without a family member made Ravichandran Ashwin frustrated and he called quarantine in UAE the worst time of his life.
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R ASHWIN
'I was at home for the last five-six months. But I had people to fall upon. I heavily depended on my mobile phone to pass time, which was making me sick. I couldn't even read the books as my concentration was all over the place.'
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CHAHAL
'Training and living in the bubble is very different but&nbsp;I'm mentally prepared to be in the bubble till the situation all over gets back to normal.'
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SHAMI
'When we came to&nbsp;UAE&nbsp;and got quarantined, those 6 days felt more difficult than the 4 months we quarantined for in India'
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Though there won't be much workload issue for the players as&nbsp;despite back to back matches and training, players won't have to travel much since all matches will be played across 3 venues this season. But maintaining discipline in such an unprecedented environment is surely difficult and players'&nbsp;mental health is bound to take a toll.

The Indian Premier League amid the Covid-19 pandemic seemed highly unlikely until UAE&nbsp;approached the BCCI&nbsp;to host the cash-rich league. Cricket came to a standstill but UAE&nbsp;government's assurance of a bio-secure bubble with precautions raised hope and the Indian government finally gave IPL&nbsp;a nod. As per the standard operating procedures, it was mandatory for all the players and staff members to undergo a 7-day quarantine which included Covid-19&nbsp;tests on every alternate day before training resumed for all the franchises.
Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;stressed upon&nbsp;the fact that how important it was to respect the bio-bubble. But life in quarantine is not just about isolation but also about how well do players manage their mental health.&nbsp;
Delhi Capitals head coach Ricky Ponting&nbsp;reiterated the fact that with&nbsp;all the protocols in place, this season of the IPL&nbsp;is even more&nbsp;challenging.
Players also faced issues managing their mental health.&nbsp;Complete isolation in a foreign country without a family member made Ravichandran Ashwin frustrated and he called quarantine in UAE the worst time of his life. The off-spinner said that when he was at home for the last five-six months, he had people to fall upon but that wasn't the case while quarantining in UAE. The 33-year-old added that he heavily depended on his mobile phone to pass time, which was making him sick. He couldn't even read the books as his concentration was all over the place.
RCB&nbsp;leg-spinner Yuzvendra&nbsp;Chahal&nbsp;also opened up on the&nbsp;challenges faced in a bio-secure bubble and said that training and living in the bubble is very different. But he is mentally&nbsp;prepared to be in the bubble till the situation all over gets back to normal.
Kings XI Punjab pacer Mohammed&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;said that 6 days of isolation in UAE&nbsp;felt more than the 4 months everyone had to quarantine themselves in India.
Though there won't be much workload issue for the players as&nbsp;despite back to back matches and training, players won't have to travel much since all matches will be played across 3 venues this season. But maintaining discipline in such an unprecedented environment is surely difficult and players'&nbsp;mental health is bound to take a toll.

Will 2020 be the year of Kings XI Punjab?

Can a new-look KXIP&nbsp;break their playoff&nbsp;jinx and go the distance this time around under KL Rahul?

IPL: Will 2020 be the year of Kings XI Punjab?

Kings XI Punjab. A team which has been star-studded since the day IPL&nbsp;started, always ready to spring a surprise but mostly turned out to be underachievers.&nbsp;Their best showing was in 2014 when Kings XI reached the final but couldn't cross the final hurdle. But with captaincy duties now falling in the hands of a young and promising&nbsp;KL Rahul, Punjab looks a completely different unit all together. Apart from Rahul and Caribbean powerhouse Chris Gayle at the top, Kings XI are packed with some explosive middle-order batsmen. With the likes of&nbsp;Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal, Nicholas&nbsp;Pooran,&nbsp;Glenn Maxwell, Jimmy&nbsp;Neesham, Deepak&nbsp;Hooda and Sarfaraz&nbsp;Khan, Punjab is capable of decimating&nbsp;any bowling attack on their day. Though the men from the North have failed to qualify for the playoffs for 5 consecutive years now, with a formidable unit on paper, Kings XI Punjab may just break that jinx this time around.

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