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    Three of the lowest totals held in IPL history

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    Three of the lowest totals held in IPL history In a low-scoring match at Lucknow's Ekana Stadium, the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) defeated the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) by 18 runs. Accordingly, RCB moved to the fifth spot while LSG are set third in the focuses Table. On a sluggish wicket in Lucknow, RCB batted first and posted a competitive total of 126/9 in their 20 overs. Faf Du Plessis (44 runs off 40 balls) and Virat Kohli (31 runs off 30 balls) led the RCB batting effort. On a day when the ball was turning square to the pitch, both of these players played knocks that were extremely valuable. Dinesh Karthik (16 runs off 11 balls), too played a significant appearance to take LSG to a score more than 120. In response, all of RCB's bowlers were on fire, and LSG kept dropping wickets frequently. It would be almost impossible to pick a particular RCB bowler because they were all simply outstanding. The awful LSG batting exertion can be represented by the way that Amit Mishra (19 runs off 30 balls) needed to in a real sense endure 25% of the innings' balls. With everything taken into account, it was a much needed development to see a T20 game where the bowlers ruled. 1) PBKS vs CSK, IPL 2009 In IPL 2009 at the Kingsmead Stadium in Durban, Chennai Super Kings defended the lowest total in IPL history, 116 runs. Parthiv Patel was the critical donor for CSK with 32 runs. The Punjab Kings only managed 92/8 in 20 overs to chase 117. Muthiah Muralidharan, Suresh Raina, Ravichandran Ashwin and Thilan Thushara got two wickets each. It goes without saying that no batter hit a great PBKS shot. 2) SRH vs MI, IPL 2018 Sunrisers Hyderabad batted first and scored 118 runs, with 29 runs each from Kane Williamson and Yusuf Pathan. MI were bowled out for 87 as they chased 119. Suryakumar Yadav (34 runs off 38 pitches) and Krunal Pandya (24 runs off 20 pitches) tried hard, but the other batters on a tough pitch didn't help them. Rashid Khan returned with two runs for SRH, while Siddharth Kaul took three wickets. 3) PBKS vs MI, IPL 2009 At Durban, Punjab put up a spirited 119, riding on Kumar Sangakkara's 45. In a thrilling match, MI lost by three runs despite chasing 120. Just JP Duminy (59 runs off 63 balls) figured out how to be capable among the MI players. With two wickets each, PBKS's star performers were Irfan Pathan and Yusuf Abdulla.
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    In a low-scoring match at Lucknow’s Ekana Stadium, the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) defeated the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) by 18 runs. Accordingly, RCB moved to the fifth spot while LSG are set third in the focuses Table.

    On a sluggish wicket in Lucknow, RCB batted first and posted a competitive total of 126/9 in their 20 overs. Faf Du Plessis (44 runs off 40 balls) and Virat Kohli (31 runs off 30 balls) led the RCB batting effort. On a day when the ball was turning square to the pitch, both of these players played knocks that were extremely valuable. Dinesh Karthik (16 runs off 11 balls), too played a significant appearance to take LSG to a score more than 120.

    In response, all of RCB’s bowlers were on fire, and LSG kept dropping wickets frequently. It would be almost impossible to pick a particular RCB bowler because they were all simply outstanding. The awful LSG batting exertion can be represented by the way that Amit Mishra (19 runs off 30 balls) needed to in a real sense endure 25% of the innings’ balls. With everything taken into account, it was a much needed development to see a T20 game where the bowlers ruled.

    1) PBKS vs CSK, IPL 2009

    In IPL 2009 at the Kingsmead Stadium in Durban, Chennai Super Kings defended the lowest total in IPL history, 116 runs. Parthiv Patel was the critical donor for CSK with 32 runs.

    The Punjab Kings only managed 92/8 in 20 overs to chase 117. It goes without saying that no batter hit a great PBKS shot.

    2) SRH vs MI, IPL 2018

    Sunrisers Hyderabad batted first and scored 118 runs, with 29 runs each from Kane Williamson and Yusuf Pathan. MI were bowled out for 87 as they chased 119. Suryakumar Yadav (34 runs off 38 pitches) and Krunal Pandya (24 runs off 20 pitches) tried hard, but the other batters on a tough pitch didn’t help them. Rashid Khan returned with two runs for SRH, while Siddharth Kaul took three wickets.

    3) PBKS vs MI, IPL 2009

    At Durban, Punjab put up a spirited 119, riding on Kumar Sangakkara’s 45. In a thrilling match, MI lost by three runs despite chasing 120. Just JP Duminy (59 runs off 63 balls) figured out how to be capable among the MI players. With two wickets each, PBKS’s star performers were Irfan Pathan and Yusuf Abdulla.

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