Chelsea and Liverpool played out a fourth consecutive goalless draw in all competition. The attacking intent was there from the first whistle but in the end, both teams had nothing to show on the scoreline.
Sudharsan scored the highest for Gujarat Titans with an unbeaten 62 off 48 while Miller played a quickfire knock of 31* off 16. For Delhi Capitals Anrich Nortje bagged two and Khaleel Ahmed and Mitchell Marsh scalped one wicket each.
Shami and Rashid bagged three-wicket hauls respectively while Joseph scalped two conceding 29 runs. David Warner top-scored for Delhi Capitals with 37 while Axar Patel scored 36 off 22 deliveries.
The David Warner-led Delhi started their IPL campaign with a 50-run defeat against Lucknow Super Giants. On the other hand, defending champions Gujarat Titans defeated Chennai Super Kings by five wickets
Concern over Patidar's availability is not the only issue faced by RCB. There are doubts over pacer Josh Hazlewood's status as he is currently recovering from Achilles tendonitis
Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore - who won their opening games quite convincingly and ticked off all the boxes with their all-round show - look like a team to beat and in their early predictions, the experts have backed these two sides to make it to the playoffs stage.
Chelsea parted ways with Graham Potter after their 2-0 loss against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge. Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes that even without their manager Chelsea would be keen to show a reaction.
Chasing a target of 218, LSG fell short by a mere 12 runs as they finished proceedings on 205/7. Ali was well supported by Mitchell Santner who took 1/21 in 4 overs. CSK skipper MS Dhoni crossed the 5,000-run mark in the IPL with two magnificently struck sixes.
Virat Kohli's masterful knock along with captain Faf du Plessis and their third-century stand in IPL ensured Royal Challengers Bangalore didn't have to break much sweat and claimed an emphatic 8-wicket win over Mumbai Indians.
Former Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher criticized Harry Kane after he easily went down to the ground when Abdoulaye Doucoure put his hand on Kane's face. He said, "Harry Kane should not be going down for that. He should not be going down. If I had done that on the pitch, I would be embarra