9th hundred in IPL cricket for Virat. A knock of the highest order from the chase master. The Raipur crowd, who had to wait patiently through the rain earlier in the evening, have been treated to a special knock in what is the final game of the season at this venue.

Every single time people start doubting him, Virat Kohli drops another masterclass.

No reckless shots. No panic. Just pure control, timing, and chase mentality.

Some players play innings.

Kohli plays statements

The quintessential Kohli cover drive in full flow.

Angkrish Raghuvanshi is showing some serious intent. That bat raise says it all. What are your honest thoughts on his performance so far this season?

Digging into the TATA IPL history between Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Kolkata Knight Riders, and the numbers tell a clear story

Dominance : KKR holds the edge with 20 wins compared to RCB’s 15 in their 36 encounters.

The Margins : KKR’s highest total (222) just pips RCB’s (221), but the "Lowest Total" stat remains the most glaring gap—RCB’s 49 vs KKR’s 84.

Consistency: KKR also leads in average runs per game (160.29 vs 152.06).

Can RCB bridge the gap this season, or will KKR continue to hold the upper hand?

Rabada back

This Gujarat Titans graphic shows exactly what happens when high-impact design meets a dominant bowling attack. From the bold gradients to the dynamic player poses, it’s all about capturing that winning energy.

Check out these restricted scores:

CSK: 158/7

RCB: 155/10

PBKS: 163/9

RR: 152/10

SRH: 86/10

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From the players on the field to the fans in the stands, we stand as one against cancer.

Sai Sudharsan has officially become only the 4th player in #TATAIPL history to score a half-century against every opponent he has faced.

12 matches, 8 wins, and sitting comfortably at 16 points. This is Titans territory.

These two have been absolutely relentless in the first 6 overs this season. 25 combined Powerplay wickets is insane, especially considering how high-scoring this IPL has been. Rabada is a beast with that extra bounce, and Siraj is just masterclass with the new ball. Gujarat Titans really hit gold with this bowling combination. Who else comes close to this level of early impact?

That 3-wicket celebration fits the kit perfectly.

Massive respect to Jason Holder for delivering when it mattered.

GT's home ground vibe is unmatched.

Gujarat Titans brought back the lavender jerseys for their final home game to support the fight against cancer. Honestly, I think these look even better than their standard navy blue kits. It’s great to see a team using their platform for such an important cause. What do you guys think—should more teams do special edition kits for charity?