Lucknow started well at home. Kyle Meyers and skipper KL Rahul got off to a great start. But suddenly the team that is in second place in the points list collapses. In the end, even though they could not make a challenging score, the power of the bowlers was quite good in the match. In the end, Lucknow lost in the last over. Punjab Kings secured a last-over victory against hosts Lucknow Super Giants at the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Stadium in Lucknow on Saturday (April 15). Punjab passed the target of 160 runs given by Lucknow with 2 wickets and 3 balls in hand. Losing the toss and batting first, Lucknow scored 53 runs in the partnership of captain Lokesh Rahul and Kyle Meyers. Even if they got runs, they still couldn’t open their hands to play. Deepak Hooda also failed with the bat when Meyers departed after scoring 29 runs off 23 balls. Krunal Pandya scored 18 runs off 17 balls. After that, Lucknow’s innings collapsed. Niklas Puran also departed after Krunaler in the same over of Rabada. Marcus Stoinis was the victim of Sam Curran’s 15 off 11 balls. It is Rahul, the captain who survives as Sabedhan Neelmani, who tries a little. But Lucknow’s innings did not go far when Rahul got out after scoring 74 runs off 56 balls with 8 fours and 1 six. In the end, Lucknow scored 159 runs after losing 8 wickets in the scheduled 20 overs. Sam Curran took 3 wickets for 31 runs in 4 overs for Punjab. Rabada also took 2 wickets for 34 runs. Arshdeep Singh, Sikandar Raja, and Harpreet Brar took 1 wicket each. Chasing a target of 160 runs, Punjab lost the wicket of Atharva Tair early on. Another opener Pravsimran Singh could not score more than 4 runs. Losing 2 wickets for 17 runs, Punjab also lost the wicket of the in-form Matthew Short before settling down. Short scored 34 runs off 5 fours and 1 six off 22 balls. Harpreet Singh, who scored 22 runs off 22 balls, also departed as the fourth wicket after 75 runs. Sam Curran and Jitesh Sharma failed but Sikandar Raja took the reins of Punjab. When Raja got out after scoring 57 off 41 balls and 4 fours and 3 sixes, Punjab still needed 20 runs off 13 balls.

After that, Harpreet Brar returned with 6 runs, but Shahrukh Khan left the field after confirming the team’s victory. He scored 23 runs off 10 balls with 1 four and 2 sixes. Harpreet Singh, who scored 22 runs off 22 balls, also departed as the fourth wicket after 75 runs. Sam Curran and Jitesh Sharma failed but Sikandar Raja took the reins of Punjab. When Raja got out after scoring 57 off 41 balls and 4 fours and 3 sixes, Punjab still needed 20 runs off 13 balls. After that, Harpreet Brar returned with 6 runs, but Shahrukh Khan left the field after confirming the team’s victory. He scored 23 runs off 10 balls with 1 four and 2 sixes.

Kolkata Knight Riders got a big win at home despite losing to Punjab Kings by seven wickets in their rain-interrupted first match of this year’s IPL.

Kolkata (204/7) beat Virat Kohli’s Royal Challengers Bangalore (123) by 81 runs at the Eden, Kolkata on Thursday night. KKR started the season with a loss but got a great win in the second match and Shah Rukh Khan, the leader of Kolkata, is very happy with such a victory. He went down to the field to meet the players. A video of Shah Rukh Khan with a defeated Kohli after the match has created quite a storm on social media.

In the video, King Khan asks Kohli to dance to the popular song ‘Jume Jho Pathane’ from the movie Pathan. Although Kohli was a bit hesitant at first, Shah Rukh took him by the hand and taught him the dance moves. And Kohli was also imitating Shah Rukh so the fans enjoyed this time of both.

This choreography video of the actor has already started going viral on Twitter. The fans of both the teams enjoyed the video a lot and termed this moment as the ‘moment of the day’. Bollywood King Shah Rukh Khan, the owner of Kolkata Knight Riders, watched the game with his daughter Suhana in Kolkata’s Eden on this day.

Bengaluru was bowled out for 123 runs in 17.4 overs chasing the target of 205 runs given by Kolkata. Kolkata’s right-arm leg-spinner Varun Chakaravarthy took four wickets for 15 runs. Kohli scored 21 off 18 balls and Faf du Plessis scored 23 off 12 balls. It was Kolkata’s first win in the second match at home after four years. On the other hand, Bengaluru’s first loss is in the second match.

Earlier, after losing the toss, Kolkata Knight Riders scored 204 runs for seven wickets in 20 overs thanks to two fifties. Afghan opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz scored 57 off 44 balls and Shardul Thakur scored 68 off just 29 balls. Bengaluru’s David Willey and Korn Sharma took two wickets each.