IPL Records and Statistics: Result Records Made – Tied Matches

A men’s T20 franchise cricket league in India is known as the Indian Premier League (IPL). Ten teams from seven cities and three states compete in it every year. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) established the league in 2007. IPL’s current chairman is Brijesh Patel. It typically occurs in India’s warm months of March through May and has a unique window in the ICC Future Tours Programme.

Over the years, we have witnessed a lot of these suspenseful matches in limited-overs cricket, especially in the IPL. The Super Over is the currently in use technique of breaking a tie. A Super Over is essentially one extra overplayed by both teams, with the team scoring the most runs in the Super Over winning the game. In every sport, a tie always adds intrigue to the game. In limited-overs cricket, including one of the most fantastic T20 competitions, the Indian Premier League, we have seen several ties. The Super Over is currently used to break ties, though. A single additional overplayed by both teams is known as a Super over. Here, we examine all of the IPL’s tied games along with the ensuing Super Overs results:

The following table showcases the result records for the matches that were tied between the teams:

Team 1	Team 2	Venue	Date
KKR	RR	Newlands, Cape Town, South Africa	23 April 2009
CSK	PBKS	M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai, India	21 March 2010
SRH	RCB	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad, India	7 April 2013
RCB	DD	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore, India	16 April 2013
KKR	RR	Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi, India	29 April 2014
RR	PBKS	Sardar Patel Stadium, Ahmedabad, India	21 April 2015
GL	MI	Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Rajkot, India	29 April 2017
DD	KKR	Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi, India	30 March 2019
MI	SRH	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, India	2 May 2019
DD	PBKS	Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai, UAE	20 September 2020
RCB	MI	Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai, UAE	28 September 2020
KKR	SRH	Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi, UAE	18 October 2020
PBKS	MI	Dubai International Stadium, Dubai, UAE	18 October 2020
DD	SRH	M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai, India	25 April 2021

Rajasthan Royals vs. Kolkata Knight Riders – April 23, 2009, Cape Town

The first super over in the Indian Premier League was played between Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Night Riders on April 23, 2009, after the league’s 10th game finished without a conclusion. At the time, Rajasthan Royal featured Yusuf Pathan, while Kolkata Night Rider had Chris Gayle and other big hitters. At the time, Yusuf Pathan was in excellent shape. The toss was won by Kolkata Knight Riders, who elected to bowl first. Rajasthan Royals defeated Kolkata Night Riders with 150 runs after losing six wickets. We were going to witness and enjoy the first super over in the Indian Premier League at the Newlands stadium in Cape Town because the game was tied.

The super over started, and the first batter was Kolkata Knight Rider. Chris Gayle entered the field to begin batting. Chris Gayle, a batsman with Kolkata Knight Rider, blasted spinner Kamran Khan for three straight boundaries, but he was bowled out on the final delivery. From six balls, they scored 15 runs with ease. Rajasthan Royals were given a goal of 16 runs from 6 balls by Kolkata Knight Riders. To win, Rajasthan Royal needed 16 runs off of 6 balls.

As a batsman for the Rajasthan Royals, Yusuf Pathan entered the field. As a result of Mendis’s first innings wickets of Yusuf Pathan and Graeme Smith, Kolkata Night Rider gave the ball to him. The Kolkata Knight Riders’ skipper expressed his belief in Mendis’ ability to bowl. But on the first ball from Ajanta Mendis, Yousuf Pathan blasted a six from beyond long off. The Rajasthan Royals now needed to score ten runs in 5 pitches. Yousuf Pathan hit the ball in the air on Ajanta Mendis’ second ball, but he was dropped and scored two runs instead. 8 runs are now required from 4 balls.

Yousuf Pathan once more smashed a six over the long-on field on the third ball, bringing the total to two runs needed from three balls. The Rajasthan Royals now had complete control of the game. On the following ball, Yousuf Pathan once more smashed a boundary on the fine leg, scoring 18 runs off of 4 balls. Rajasthan Royals defeated Kolkata Knight Riders in the Super Over in this manner. Yousuf Pathan scored 41 runs in the first innings, earning him the title of man of the match in that game. With his sprinting form and excellent bowling, he also won the game. He took two wickets.

Rajasthan Royals vs. Kolkata Knight Riders – April 29, 2014, Abu Dhabi

In the 2014 season, Rajasthan Royals (RR) and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) tied a game once more, with a super over being used to settle the outcome. In a rematch of their 2009 Super Over match, the Royals prevailed over Knight Riders after the score was knotted at 152 runs. Kolkata Knight Riders and Rajasthan Royals square off to end each other’s winning streaks after both teams triumphed in their previous games. As a player, Shane Watson has had a better IPL 2014 than Gautam Gambhir, but as the captain, the statistics are the opposite.

As they want to make this final game in Abu Dhabi memorable, KKR and RR will play an epic encounter in the final round for both teams of the UAE leg of the IPL 2014. Because of their formidable lineup, Kolkata Knight Riders has been succeeding, as evidenced by the timely wickets they have taken in games against Kings XI Punjab by dismissing David Miller and Glenn Maxwell for insignificant totals. After three ducks and one run in the 2014 IPL, Gautam Gambhir must impress in this game.

With solid performances in the tournament thus far in batting, bowling, and fielding, Rajasthan Royals has been the most evenly matched squad. Sanju Samson, along with Pravin Tambe’s variations, who has the opposition off its feet, is the player to be pulling for in the Rajasthan side even though he and the team didn’t get as many runs in their previous game as they had planned. After tying in the Super Over, Rajasthan Royals also triumphed in a surprising match thanks to their superior edge in boundary counts.

Kings XI Punjab vs. Mumbai Indians – October 18, 2020, Abu Dubai

One of the most thrilling seasons of the IPL to date is currently Season 13. Even though the League is still going, there have already been three Super Overs. Both games were played on October 18 and ended in draws. The scores were level at 176 in the day’s second game, which was played between Kings XI Punjab and Mumbai Indians. When the first Super Over also ended in a draw, a second one had to be played, and Punjab was the winner this time.

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