Indian Economy

It was during the third over of the inning that Mayank felt the strain, immediately after finishing his initial over. Understanding the severity of the situation, he made the tough decision to step out of the game. In his absence, Deepak Hooda stepped in as a substitute fielder.

Despite Delhi Capitals' strong start in the chase, with Prithvi Shaw and Tristan Stubbs firing half-centuries, they fell short by 29 runs, ending their innings at 205/8. Stubbs' explosive knock of 71 runs off just 25 balls kept Delhi Capitals' hopes alive briefly, but Mumbai Indians' bowling attack, led by Gerald Coetzee's impeccable final over, ensured victory for the defending champions.

The chase began steadily for Lucknow, with Sai Sudarshan asserting his dominance with a couple of boundaries off Naveen-ul-Haq's bowling in the second over. However, the match took a twist when Mayank Yadav was forced to leave the field due to a side strain after completing just one over.

Arriving early at the stadium, the seasoned middle-order batsman spent nearly an hour honing his skills in the nets, showcasing his trademark shots with precision and finesse across the entire ground.

Watson, while praising Yadav's talent, urges caution regarding fast-tracking him into Test cricket. Despite Yadav's remarkable display against top-notch batters like Jonny Bairstow and Glenn Maxwell, Watson believes it's essential to consider the physical toll Test cricket takes on fast bowlers.

Abhishek's onslaught began in the second over, where he mercilessly hammered Mukesh Chaudhary for 27 runs, including two boundaries and three towering sixes, setting the stage for SRH's pursuit of a target of 166. Aiden Markram's composed innings further solidified SRH's victory, as they comfortably chased down the total with 11 balls to spare.

SRH bowlers showcased remarkable discipline, limiting CSK to 165 for 5 in 20 overs, with only 37 runs scored off the last five overs. Abhishek Sharma's blistering performance, matching CSK's total with 37 runs off just 12 deliveries, set the stage for SRH's triumph. Aiden Markram's composed 50 off 36 balls anchored the run chase, guiding SRH to victory in 18.1 overs.

Expressing his disappointment on social media, Nadal conveyed, "These are challenging times for me. Unfortunately, I must announce that I won't be participating in Monte Carlo. My body isn't cooperating as I hoped. Despite my relentless efforts and determination to compete again in tournaments that hold significant meaning for me, the reality is that I'm unable to compete at this time."

In the aftermath of the victory, Preity took to social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to post a snapshot capturing the jubilant moment alongside the team's star players.

Shashank Singh showcased his brilliance with an unbeaten 61 runs, steering Punjab Kings to victory alongside Ashutosh Sharma, as they chased down the daunting target set by Gujarat Titans, securing their second win in four matches.