Week 5 of the TATA IPL 2024: A Week of Sixes, Surprises, and Stellar Performances

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Witness a whirlwind of sixes, surprising upsets, and stellar individual performances in Week 5 of the TATA IPL 2024!

Neha . April 29, 2024

It was Week 5 of the TATA IPL, which was full of cricket matches, the fans who watched them were left in the thrill of the moment. The following outstanding moments, which ranged from individual genius to record-breaking pursuits, stole the IPL:

Sixth Fest at Eden Gardens:

Since it was a pursuit of ground, the KKR vs. PBKS match will always be remembered. A new world record for the most successful chase in Twenty20 cricket was set by Jonny Bairstow, who hit a match-winning 108* off just 51 alongside his team. The two sides combined for 42 maximums throughout the match, which was the most ever in a 20-over game! There was a variety of sixes!

Buzz on Social Media:

The week featured more than just on-field activity. The topic of Hardik Pandya's ongoing harassment by Hyderabad supporters dominated conversations on social media. After KKR's record chase, supporters also cheered, with many complimenting Bairstow's incredible knock.

SRH's All-Round Heroics:

Young Cameron Green solidified his talents with an outstanding all-around effort, even in the face of SRH's defeat. He proved that he is a promising hitter for the future with his 37* finish along with economical bowling.

Remember MS Dhoni DRS:

When he advised a bowler to speak with a new captain over a DRS call during the CSK vs. Gujarat game, former captain of the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) made a heartfelt statement. It was a modest memento demonstrating his capacity for leadership and the close relationship he shared with his colleagues.

Patidar's Blazing Knock Stuns Sunrisers:

Royal Challengers Bangalore's (RCB) Rajat Patidar was the standout performer in their match against the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) as he smashed a 20-ball 50. It was his innings that helped RCB pile up 194 on the scoreboard, which eventually paved the way for their eventual victory.

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