Play of the Day

The IPL Play of the Day goes to Virat Kohli, for becoming the first player to score 4 000 IPL runs.

Chris Morris produced another fantastic performance with bat and ball for the Delhi Daredevils.

The run-out of Gautam Gambhir was a big moment in the Kolkata Knight Riders’ defeat at the hands of the Royal Challengers on Monday.

The IPL Play of the Day unquestionably goes to Hashim Amla, for the variation of shots that got him to 96 against the Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Kings XI Punjab bowler Marcus Stoinis took four key Mumbai Indians wickets.

Sunrisers Hyderabad’s Deepak Hooda stepped onto his stumps while attempting to play the ball on the leg side.

The IPL Play of the Day goes to Lokesh Rahul, for notching up his fourth IPL half-century in six innings.

The Challengers needed a good start, and Lokesh Rahul gave them a turbocharged injection in the fourth over to earn the Play of the Day.

The IPL Play of the Day goes to Yuvraj Singh, for his unusual dismissal in his 100th IPL match.

It was a pivotal time: The Challengers had lost Lokesh Rahul and AB de Villiers in one over and the run rate had climbed to 13.

It wasn’t much, but it was important: MS Dhoni hammered 10 off two balls to regain the momentum against JP Duminy’s Dehi Daredevils.

The IPL Play of the Day goes to David Miller, for sheer luck after the ball hit his stumps.

Taking out the Gujarat Lions’ top two batsmen is a feat worthy of the Play of the Day.

Getting Chris Gayle is always a big moment. Morne Morkel’s strike makes it our Play of the Day.

Axar Patel’s four wickets in five balls, which helped the Kings XI to their second win of the IPL, is the Play of the Day.

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