Deivarayan Muthu
Sub-Editor at ESPN Cricinfo
Chennai boy, Failed chemical engineer, Sub-editor at @ESPNcricinfo
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6 days ago |
risingnepaldaily.com | Matt Roller |Deivarayan Muthu |Sidharth Monga |Nagraj Gollapudi
By ESPNcricinfo staff, April 19: We are past the halfway mark of the league stage of IPL 2025. Here, some of our writers discuss the goings-on and the trends that have caught their eye. Perennial underachievers highlight benefits of mega auctionOnly 12 matches into IPL 2025, all ten teams had won at least once: clear proof that the mega-auction has done its job.
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1 week ago |
espn.in | S Sudarshanan |Deivarayan Muthu
Nitish Rana started IPL 2025 by batting at No. 4 and scoring 11 and 8. Ahead of Rajasthan Royals' (RR) match against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in Guwahati, he was pushed to No. 3 and he scored a 36-ball 81. He batted at that spot just once in the next three games. For Rana, his batting position is all about what the situation demands and he's prepared to move up and down the order.
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1 week ago |
espn.in | Deivarayan Muthu
Lucknow Super Giants 186 for 4 (Pooran 61, Markram 58, Prasidh 2-26) beat Gujarat Titans180 for 6 (Gill 60, Sai Sudharsan 56, Thakur 2-24, Bishnoi 2-36) by six wicketsDespite the absence of Mitchell Marsh, Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) bested Gujarat Titans (GT) in the battle of top orders and moved up to third on the points table. After Shubman Gill and B Sai Sudharsan forged a 120-run opening stand, GT managed only 60 off their last eight overs while losing six wickets.
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1 week ago |
espn.in | Deivarayan Muthu
Gujarat Titans 180 for 6 (Pant 60, Sudharsan 56, Thakur 2-34, Bishnoi 2-36) vs Lucknow Super GiantsShubman Gill and B Sai Sudharsan struck up a 120-run opening stand for Gujarat Titans (GT), but their middle order couldn't quite launch from that platform. After Gill and Sai Sudharsan holed out in the 13th and 14th overs, Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) conceded 45 off the last five overs, keeping GT to 180 for 6. GT managed only 60 runs off their last eight overs.
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1 week ago |
espn.in | Deivarayan Muthu
At 10.27pm on Friday, CSK's fortress Chepauk crumbled in front of empty stands. For the first time in an IPL season, they had suffered three successive defeats at home. Parts of the stadium had begun to empty out by 9.20pm, when CSK were limited to 103 for 9, their lowest total in Chennai. Even CSK's most beloved fans couldn't watch the horror show anymore.
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