The Latest Breaking News from Kagiso Rabada

NEW DELHI: Skipper Shikhar Dhawan and Punjab Kings made a blunder first-ball of the match against Sunrisers Hyderabad on Tuesday when they decided not to go for a caught behind review against opener Travis Head.

An inconsistent Punjab Kings will hope to come out with an attacking display to match the ultra-aggressive approach of Sunrisers Hyderabad as the two teams clash in a mid-table battle in the IPL on April 9.

AHMEDABAD: Shashank Singh and 'Impact Player' Ashutosh Sharma hauled Punjab Kings to a stunning three-wicket triumph over Gujarat Titans here at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Thursday.

Kagiso Rabada criticizes scheduling fiasco, emphasizes importance of Test cricket, and praises BCCI's move to incentivize players.

NEW DELHI: Kagiso Rabada remains deeply resentful of the scheduling debacle that led to him and other senior players missing out on a crucial two-Test series against New Zealand earlier this year. Rabada expressed his frustration, emphasising that they were completely sidelined from the decision-making process regarding the "unacceptable" mismanagement.

NEW DELHI: South Africa's pace spearhead, Kagiso Rabada, advocates for the introduction of the two-bouncer-per-over rule in the IPL this season to be implemented at the highest level of cricket as well.

NEW DELHI: Kagiso Rabada, the pace spearhead for both South Africa and Punjab Kings, is thoroughly impressed by the raw speed and precision exhibited by Mayank Yadav. He sees the young fast bowler as a "potential pick" for India's squad in the upcoming T20 World Cup.

Indian Premier League 2024: Lucknow Super Giants vs Punjab Kings in Lucknow on March 30, 2024

NEW DELHI: On Monday, as Royal Challengers Bengaluru began their home stretch of the competition, Virat Kohli signalled his return to form with a sparkling 49-ball 77 (11x4; 2x6) against Punjab Kings.

Glenn Maxwell joked he didn't fancy bowling, but then took two vital Punjab wickets before Royal Challengers Bengaluru squeaked home with four balls to spare.

Rishabh Pant's hopes for a triumphant return were dashed as English all-rounder Sam Curran's aggressive fifty propelled Punjab Kings to a thrilling four-wicket victory over Delhi Capitals in their IPL season opener.