3 best last-over finishes in IPL 2025
The excitement of IPL 2025 is breaking all barriers. Last night when Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) successfully chased down Punjab Kings' 245, it was beyond expectations. There are several matches in the ongoing Indian Premier League, where the crowd witnesses multiple last-over nail-biting results.
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The excitement of IPL 2025 is breaking all barriers. Last night when Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) successfully chased down Punjab Kings' 245, it was beyond expectations. There are several matches in the ongoing Indian Premier League, where the crowd witnesses multiple last-over nail-biting results. In this article, we'll explore 3 matches where excitement was at its peak till the 20th over.
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Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) vs Delhi Capitals (DC)
Game 4 of IPL 2025 was no less than a thriller movie. LSG, batting first, scored 209 runs in exchange for 8 wickets. DC started the run chasing in a staggering manner. They lose the top 4 batters within the 6th over. From there, the Delhi-based franchise started to turn the match. Thanks to Ashutosh Sharma for his brilliant unbeaten 66, which helped Delhi Capitals to snatch a memorable victory in their IPL history. DC won the match in the last over, with only 1 wicket in hand.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) vs Mumbai Indians (MI)
RCB, almost after a decade, emerged as a winning side in the Wankhede Stadium by defeating Mumbai Indians. Needless to say, the match was a pure joy for the viewers. RCB put a mammoth 221 total on the scoreboard in hopes of getting an easy win. But MI batters had different thoughts that night; they fought like warriors till the last ball of the match. Tilak Varma, 56, and skipper Hardik Pandya, 42, tried their level best to script another infamous victory for the Mumbai Indians. But it was not enough; RCB won the match by 12 runs.
Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) vs Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR)
Another LSG match is in the list. This time they were the winners after a suspenseful match against KKR. LSG, with 238, was in the driving seat. KKR skipper Ajinkya Rahane (61), Sunil Narine (30), Venkatesh Iyer (45), and Rinku Singh (38*) made them uncomfortable with their blazing innings. The defending champion team almost made it to the finish line but fell short only by 4 runs.
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