• Shashank Singh scored 1 run off 13 balls.
• Arshdeep Singh was dismissed after scoring 1 run off 5 balls.
• Lockie Ferguson scored 4 runs off 1 ball.
• Jofra Archer bowled this over.
• The over concluded with a total of 5 runs and 1 wicket.

In the 19th over of the Punjab Kings' innings, a total of 5 runs were scored without any wickets falling. Shashank Singh, the main striker, added 9 runs off 9 balls, showcasing a strike rate of 100, and Arshdeep Singh contributed 1 run from 4 balls. The over contained no boundaries. Sandeep Sharma bowled the over and conceded 21 runs and took 2 wickets in his spell of 4 overs so far. The match situation is tense, with Punjab Kings needing 56 runs from the last 6 balls. The current run rate for Punjab Kings is 7.89.

Over 18 saw a dramatic shift in momentum. Marco Jansen was dismissed after scoring 3 runs off 6 balls, including 3 dot balls. Shashank Singh managed to score 5 runs off 5 balls, showing aggressive intent with a strike rate of 100. Arshdeep Singh faced 2 balls but couldn't get off the mark, facing 2 dot balls. The bowler, Maheesh Theekshana, continued his spell, conceding 3 runs in the over while also claiming a wicket. The over included 1 wide and 1 wicket. The match situation is tense, with Punjab Kings needing 61 runs from the last 12 balls. The overall run rate stands at 8.06, with a required run rate of 30.5, indicating the challenging task ahead for Punjab Kings.

Over 17 witnessed a mixed bag of action. Suryansh Shedge was dismissed after scoring 2 runs off 4 balls, contributing to a wicket loss. Shashank Singh remained not out, accumulating 4 runs from 4 deliveries, while Marco Jansen also remained not out, scoring 3 runs from 3 balls. The over yielded a total of 6 runs, with no boundaries. Sandeep Sharma bowled this over, conceding 16 runs in his spell with 2 wickets. The overall match situation is demanding, with Punjab Kings needing 64 runs from 18 balls to win. The team has scored 142 runs for the loss of 7 wickets. The required run rate is 21.33.

In the 16th over of the innings, Punjab Kings scored 5 runs while losing 1 wicket. Nehal Wadhera was dismissed after a well-made 62 off 41 balls, including 4 fours and 3 sixes, with a strike rate of 151.22. Suryansh Shedge and Shashank Singh are now at the crease. Wanidu Hasaranga bowled this over, conceding 5 runs and taking 1 wicket. The over saw no boundaries but included 1 leg bye. The current match situation is Punjab Kings requiring 70 runs from 24 balls, with a run rate of 8.5 and a required run rate of 17.5. The overall match score is 136/6.

In the 15th over, Punjab Kings scored 10 runs but lost a wicket. Nehal Wadhera continued to bat aggressively, contributing significantly to the team's total. Glenn Maxwell was dismissed. Maheesh Theekshana bowled the over, taking one wicket and conceding 23 runs in the over including 2 wides and the team is requiring 75 runs from 30 balls. The match situation is intense with a high required run rate. The batsmen hit two fours in this over.

Over 14 saw Punjab Kings scoring 11 runs without losing any wickets. Nehal Wadhera continued his impressive innings, adding to his score and maintaining a high strike rate. Glenn Maxwell also contributed significantly, adding to the total. The bowling attack was spearheaded by Wanidu Hasaranga, who conceded 32 runs in his 3 overs. The current match situation is critical, with Punjab Kings needing 85 runs from 36 balls to win, demanding a high run rate. The batting team is under pressure to accelerate their scoring, while the bowling team aims to restrict the runs and take wickets. The over included 1 six and no fours. The current run rate is 8.64.

Over 13 saw Punjab Kings score 15 runs without any wickets falling. Glenn Maxwell continued his aggressive innings, scoring 29 runs off 19 balls, with a strike rate of 152.63, hitting 3 fours and a six. Nehal Wadhera also played a good innings of 43 runs off 30 balls. Yudhvir Singh bowled the over, conceding 20 runs including 3 extras. The required run rate remains high at 13.71, with Punjab Kings needing 96 runs from 42 balls. The over included 2 fours and 3 wides.

Over 12 witnessed a flurry of activity, with Punjab Kings scoring 12 runs without losing any wickets. Nehal Wadhera continued his aggressive batting, contributing significantly to the run flow. Glenn Maxwell also played a supporting role, keeping the scoreboard ticking. Wanidu Hasaranga bowled the over, but faced some pressure from the batsmen. The match situation is intense, with Punjab Kings needing 111 runs from 48 balls to win, resulting in a high required run rate of 13.88.

In the 11th over of the innings, Punjab Kings scored 5 runs without losing any wickets. Nehal Wadhera continues to bat strongly, contributing 32 runs off 25 balls with a strike rate of 128, including 2 fours and a six. Glenn Maxwell is also at the crease, having scored 16 runs from 12 balls at a strike rate of 133.33, featuring 1 four and 1 six. The bowling was handled by Maheesh Theekshana, who conceded 13 runs in the over, with an economy rate of 6.5. The current match situation shows Punjab Kings at 83/4, requiring 123 runs from 54 balls. The required run rate is 13.67, while the current run rate is 7.55. The over saw no boundaries (fours or sixes) and no extras, emphasizing a steady if not explosive scoring rate. The batting pair focused on accumulating singles and rotating the strike, setting a stable platform for the remaining overs.

Over 10 witnessed a flurry of runs, with Punjab Kings amassing 19 runs without any wickets falling. Nehal Wadhera was the dominant batsman, contributing 29 runs off 22 balls, including a six and two fours. Glenn Maxwell supported with 14 runs off 9 balls, also hitting a six and a four. Kumar Kartikeya bowled this over, conceding 21 runs and taking one wicket in his spell. The over was expensive, with the bowlers unable to contain the batsmen. The scoreboard reflects a challenging situation for Punjab Kings, requiring 128 runs from the remaining 60 balls to win the match. The run rate is at 7.8. The team lost 4 wickets so far.

Over 9 saw Punjab Kings scoring 9 runs with no wickets lost. Nehal Wadhera led the charge with 21 runs off 19 balls, while Glenn Maxwell contributed 3 runs from 6 balls. Wanidu Hasaranga bowled the over, conceding 9 runs. The over included 1 four and 0 sixes. The match situation is critical with Punjab Kings needing 147 runs from 66 balls, and a required run rate of 13.36. The team's total score is 59 runs for 4 wickets. The overall run rate is 6.56. The over provided a modest scoring rate with the batting side trying to catch up with the required run rate.

Over 8 saw Punjab Kings scoring 5 runs without losing any wicket. Nehal Wadhera was the primary scorer, contributing 14 runs off 15 balls, while Glenn Maxwell added 1 run from 4 balls. Jofra Archer bowled the over, with his figures reflecting an economy of 6.67 in the match so far, and he has already taken 2 wickets. The current match score is 50/4, requiring 156 runs from the remaining 72 balls. The required run rate is at 13. The over featured 1 four and no sixes. The batting team, Punjab Kings, aims to reach the target set by Rajasthan Royals, while maintaining a decent run rate in order to win this match.

Over 7 witnessed a mixed bag of events for Punjab Kings. They managed to score 2 runs while losing 1 wicket. Prabhsimran Singh was dismissed after scoring 17 runs off 16 balls, including 2 fours. Nehal Wadhera and Glenn Maxwell are at the crease, with 9 runs off 10 balls and 1 run off 3 balls, respectively. The bowler, Kumar Kartikeya, took the crucial wicket, ending the over with an economy of 2. The batting side is currently at 45 runs with 4 wickets down. The required run rate is a daunting 12.38, with 161 runs needed from 78 balls. The dot ball percentage for the over was 66.67%.

Over 6 saw Punjab Kings score 4 runs without any wickets falling. Nehal Wadhera and Prabhsimran Singh continued batting, with Singh accumulating 17 runs off 14 balls and Wadhera scoring 8 off 9. Sandeep Sharma bowled the over, conceding 4 runs. The match score is now 43/3, requiring 163 runs from 84 balls. The run rate is 7.17, with a required run rate of 11.64. The over was a relatively quiet one, with no boundaries scored. The over also included no extras. Sandeep Sharma bowled 1 maiden over and took 1 wicket, overall economy of 5.00 in the match.

Over 5 witnessed a steady scoring rate for Punjab Kings. A total of 8 runs were accumulated without any wickets falling. Nehal Wadhera contributed 6 runs off 5 balls, while Prabhsimran Singh added 15 runs from 12 balls. Maheesh Theekshana bowled the over, conceding 8 runs including a wide. The over included no boundaries. The current match score is 39 runs for the loss of 3 wickets, with a run rate of 7.8. The team requires 167 runs from 90 balls with a required run rate of 11.13 to win the match. The over had a wide ball that added to the extras.

Over 4 witnessed a mixed bag of fortunes for Punjab Kings. The over started with Marcus Stoinis getting dismissed, adding a wicket to the over. Prabhsimran Singh continued to bat, accumulating 13 runs off 10 balls, showcasing a strike rate of 130.0, including 2 fours. Nehal Wadhera joined in and scored 1 run off 1 ball. Sandeep Sharma bowled a good over, taking one wicket and giving away 6 runs. Overall, the over yielded 6 runs and 1 wicket. The scoreboard indicates the team needs 175 runs from 96 balls, with a run rate of 7.75, and a required run rate of 10.94.

Over 3 saw Punjab Kings adding 9 runs to their total without any wickets falling. Prabhsimran Singh was the dominant batsman, scoring 8 runs off 7 balls, including one boundary. Marcus Stoinis contributed 1 run from 5 balls. Jofra Archer bowled the over, conceding 9 runs from his second over, adding to his overall figures of 2 wickets for 15 runs. The over included 2 byes. The Punjab Kings' match score is 25/2, and the required run rate is 10.65.

Over 2 saw Punjab Kings scoring 5 runs without losing any wickets. Prabhsimran Singh was the primary scorer, hitting a boundary and accumulating 5 runs from 4 balls, with a strike rate of 125. Marcus Stoinis faced 2 balls but failed to score. Yudhvir Singh bowled the over, conceding 5 runs with one four. The over included 4 dot balls. The overall match score shows Punjab Kings at 16 runs for 2 wickets, requiring 190 runs from 108 balls, maintaining a run rate of 8, with a required run rate of 10.56.

A dramatic start to the innings as Rajasthan Royals' Jofra Archer bowled the first over, witnessing a flurry of activity. The over began with Shreyas Iyer smashing two boundaries, showcasing aggressive intent. However, the Punjab Kings lost two wickets, Priyansh Arya and Shreyas Iyer, disrupting the momentum. Iyer's dismissal came after a quick-fire 10 runs off 5 balls. The over conceded a total of 11 runs, including a wide. Archer displayed a mixed performance with two wickets and an economy of 11. The batting team currently requires 195 runs from 114 balls. The run rate is 11 and the required run rate is 10.26 .

Over 19 saw Rajasthan Royals amass 9 runs while losing a wicket. Shimron Hetmyer was dismissed, contributing 20 runs off 12 balls, which included 2 fours and a six, before being caught. Riyan Parag continued to bat aggressively, scoring 36 runs off 23 balls, with 3 fours and 2 sixes. Dhruv Jurel joined him, scoring 1 run off 1 ball. Arshdeep Singh bowled the over, conceding 9 runs and taking 1 wicket. The over's highlights include a boundary from Parag and the fall of Hetmyer's wicket. Rajasthan Royals' overall score reached 186/4 in 19 overs. The required run rate is not applicable at this stage of the innings. The over was relatively economical, with only 9 runs scored despite the loss of a wicket.

Over 18 witnessed a flurry of runs, with Rajasthan Royals accumulating 17 runs without losing any wickets. Shimron Hetmyer and Riyan Parag were the key batsmen, scoring 13 and 35 runs respectively. Hetmyer displayed a strike rate of 162.5, hitting a six and a four, while Parag maintained a strike rate of 159.09, including two sixes and three fours. Marco Jansen bowled the over, conceding 17 runs and an extra. The over included two sixes and no fours, contributing significantly to the team's total. The match score is 177/3 in 18 overs. The current run rate is 9.83.

The 17th over of the Rajasthan Royals' innings saw a total of 10 runs scored without any wickets falling. Shimron Hetmyer was the more aggressive batsman, scoring 12 runs off 6 balls with a strike rate of 200, including a six and a four. Riyan Parag contributed 20 runs off 18 balls. Lockie Ferguson bowled the over, conceding 10 runs and registering no wickets, ending with an economy of 9.25 and having taken two wickets previously in the match. The Royals' total score reached 160/3 in 17 overs. Hetmyer's aggressive batting boosted the run rate for this over, keeping the momentum of the innings. The bowling side struggled to contain the batsmen, who managed to score the needed runs.

The 16th over of the Rajasthan Royals' innings saw a total of 8 runs scored without any wickets falling. Riyan Parag continued his innings, accumulating 20 runs off 16 balls with a strike rate of 125, including 3 fours. Shimron Hetmyer supported him with 4 runs from 2 balls, hitting one four with a strike rate of 200. Arshdeep Singh bowled the over, and his spell thus far included 26 runs from 18 balls, with an economy rate of 8.67, including 4 fours. The over maintained the momentum of the Rajasthan Royals' innings, helping them to reach 150/3 in 16 overs. The overall run rate stands at 9.38.

The 15th over witnessed a mixed bag of results, with 7 runs scored and the loss of one wicket. Nitish Rana was dismissed after scoring 12 runs off 7 balls, including 2 fours. Riyan Parag remained at the crease, accumulating 12 runs from 10 balls, featuring 1 four. Shimron Hetmyer contributed 4 runs from 2 balls, hitting 1 four. Marco Jansen bowled this over, conceding 29 runs in his spell, with 1 wicket and 1 wide. The over saw a total of 1 four and 0 sixes. The Rajasthan Royals' total score is 142/3 in 15 overs.

The 14th over of the Rajasthan Royals' innings yielded 13 runs, with the loss of one wicket. Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed after a strong performance of 67 runs off 45 balls. Riyan Parag and Nitish Rana are currently at the crease. The over included two boundaries (fours), but no sixes. Lockie Ferguson bowled the over, conceding 27 runs in his spell, with two wickets. The team's overall score is 135/2 in 14 overs, with a run rate of 9.64. The required run rate is not applicable as the target score is not available. Overall, the innings is progressing at a good pace, with the team nearing a competitive total.

Over 13 witnessed a dynamic display of batting prowess from Rajasthan Royals. Riyan Parag and Yashasvi Jaiswal continued their partnership, adding 17 runs to the scoreboard without any dismissals. Jaiswal was the dominant force, skillfully accumulating runs with a combination of boundaries and smart running between the wickets. Parag provided valuable support, rotating the strike and keeping the scoreboard ticking. Marcus Stoinis bowled the over, conceding 17 runs. The over included a six and two fours, showcasing the aggressive intent of the batsmen. The partnership between Jaiswal and Parag continued to flourish, setting a strong foundation for Rajasthan Royals' innings.

Over 12 witnessed a flurry of runs with 13 added to the scoreboard. Yashasvi Jaiswal continued his impressive innings, accumulating runs at a brisk pace, while Riyan Parag rotated the strike steadily. YS Chahal bowled the over, conceding 13 runs, including a six and a four. Jaiswal's aggressive batting saw him add to his score, with his strike rate remaining high throughout the over. The Rajasthan Royals continued their innings at a good run rate. The over was marked by a mix of singles, boundaries and a wide, indicating an active phase of play.

The 11th over of the Rajasthan Royals innings saw a mix of scoring and a crucial wicket. A total of 7 runs were added to the scoreboard, with a single wicket falling. Sanju Samson was dismissed after scoring 38 runs off 26 balls, including 6 fours, with Lockie Ferguson claiming the wicket. Yashasvi Jaiswal remained not out, contributing 45 runs from 38 deliveries, featuring 1 four and 3 sixes. Riyan Parag also played, scoring 2 runs off 2 balls. Lockie Ferguson's over resulted in 1 wicket and 14 runs. The Rajasthan Royals' total score reached 92/1 at the end of the over, with a run rate of 8.36.

The Rajasthan Royals completed their 10th over with a score of 85/0, maintaining a strong run rate of 8.5. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sanju Samson continued their partnership, accumulating runs steadily. Jaiswal displayed composure, contributing 44 runs off 36 balls, including a combination of boundaries and singles, while maintaining a strike rate of 122.22. Sanju Samson, on the other hand, was aggressive, scoring 34 runs from 24 balls, featuring a higher strike rate of 141.67 and hitting 5 fours. Marcus Stoinis bowled the 10th over, conceding 12 runs, with no wickets taken. The batting side benefitted from a total of 1 extra run, indicating a controlled innings with no wickets fallen.

Over 9 saw Rajasthan Royals continuing their strong batting display. A total of 10 runs were added to the scoreboard without any loss of wickets. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sanju Samson were the batsmen on strike, contributing significantly to the team's score. YS Chahal bowled the over, but was unable to take any wickets and gave away 5 extras. The over included no boundaries. Rajasthan Royals' score reached 79/0 after this over, maintaining a healthy run rate.

In the 8th over of the Rajasthan Royals' innings against Punjab Kings, 7 runs were scored without any wickets falling. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sanju Samson continued their partnership, accumulating runs steadily. Marcus Stoinis bowled the over, conceding a boundary. Jaiswal has been the more aggressive of the two, showcasing his ability to hit sixes and maintain a good strike rate. Samson, on the other hand, has focused on finding the gaps and rotating the strike. The team's run rate is healthy at 8.62, and they are looking strong at 69/0. The over featured one four and no sixes.

In the 7th over of the innings, Rajasthan Royals scored 9 runs without losing any wickets. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sanju Samson continued their strong partnership, with Jaiswal contributing 35 runs off 25 balls and Samson adding 26 runs from 17 balls. Jaiswal's innings included 3 sixes and a strike rate of 140, while Samson hit 4 fours at a strike rate of 152.94. YS Chahal bowled the over, conceding 9 runs, including one boundary. The team's total score reached 62/0 in 7 overs, maintaining a run rate of 8.86. The partnership between Jaiswal and Samson is well set, putting pressure on the Punjab Kings bowling attack.

In the 6th over of the innings, Rajasthan Royals scored 6 runs without losing any wickets. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sanju Samson were at the crease. Jaiswal has scored 32 runs off 22 balls with 3 sixes. Samson has scored 20 runs off 14 balls. Glenn Maxwell bowled the over and conceded 6 runs with a boundary. The Royals' score is now 53/0 after 6 overs, maintaining a strong run rate.

In the fifth over of the innings, Rajasthan Royals scored 7 runs without losing any wickets. Sanju Samson and Yashasvi Jaiswal continued their partnership, with Jaiswal contributing significantly to the score. Lockie Ferguson bowled the over, conceding a six. The over saw a mix of scoring shots and dot balls. The batsmen maintained a good strike rate, keeping the scoreboard ticking. The team's overall score reached 47 runs for no loss of wickets after 5 overs, with a run rate of 9.4. The partnership between Samson and Jaiswal continued to flourish, building a solid foundation for their team. The over's highlights include a six, keeping the pressure on the bowlers. The batsmen appeared comfortable at the crease, strategically balancing aggressive shots with careful defense, resulting in a steady accumulation of runs and a positive momentum for their team.

Over 4 witnessed a flurry of runs for Rajasthan Royals, with a total of 19 runs scored without any wickets falling. Sanju Samson was the dominant batsman, scoring 14 runs off 7 balls, including 2 fours. Yashasvi Jaiswal also contributed significantly with 25 runs off 17 balls, hitting 2 sixes and 1 four. The bowling attack, led by Marco Jansen, conceded 22 runs in the over, including 2 sixes and 1 four. The over saw a mix of scoring shots and some dot balls, maintaining a high run rate and bringing the overall score to 40/0 after 4 overs. Jansen bowled two overs in this innings. The overall strike rate of Sanju Samson was 200 and Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 147.06.

In the third over of the innings, Rajasthan Royals scored 8 runs without losing any wickets. Yashasvi Jaiswal continued his innings, scoring 12 runs off 14 balls with a strike rate of 85.71, including one boundary. Sanju Samson was the other batsman at the crease and scored 8 runs off 4 balls, with a strike rate of 200 including one boundary. Arshdeep Singh bowled the over, conceding 18 runs in his two overs so far, but without taking any wickets and had an economy rate of 9.00. The current match score is 21 runs for 0 wickets in 3 overs. The run rate is 7.00.

The second over of the Rajasthan Royals innings saw a steady accumulation of runs. Marco Jansen bowled the over, conceding only 3 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sanju Samson were at the crease. Jaiswal cautiously added 4 runs off 8 balls, while Samson provided some impetus, scoring 8 runs off just 4 balls, including a boundary. The over was characterized by disciplined bowling from Jansen, with no extras conceded. Rajasthan Royals have reached 13 runs without losing any wickets in the first two overs. The scoring rate is currently at 6.5 runs per over.

In the first over of the Rajasthan Royals' innings, they scored 10 runs without losing any wickets. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sanju Samson were the batsmen at the crease. Jaiswal scored 2 runs off 3 balls, while Samson was more aggressive, scoring 7 runs off 3 balls, including a boundary. Arshdeep Singh bowled the over for Punjab Kings, conceding 10 runs and 1 wide. The over saw a mix of singles, a three, and a boundary, setting a positive tone for the Rajasthan Royals. The run rate is at 10, indicating a brisk start to the innings.