IPL Records and Statistics: A record of all tied matches in the IPL up until now

The Indian Premier League is a men’s T20 franchise cricket league in India (IPL). Each year, ten teams from seven cities and three states compete. Brijesh Patel is the current chairman of the IPL. It has a unique window in the ICC Future Tours Programme and usually takes place in the hot months of March through May in India.

Over the years, we have seen many thrilling encounters in limited-overs cricket, particularly in the IPL. The method currently being used to break ties is called the Super Over. The team scoring the most runs in the Super Over wins the game. A Super Over is effectively one extra overplayed by both sides. A draw always makes the game more interesting in any sport. We have witnessed countless ties in limited-overs cricket, including one of the best T20 tournaments, the Indian Premier League. But right now, ties are broken by the Super Over. A Super over is one more overplayed ball played by both teams. Here, we look at every link in the IPL, along with the subsequent Super Overs results:

Tied Matches

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

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

A super over was used to decide the fate of a game that the Rajasthan Royals (RR) and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) tied in the 2014 season. After the score was tied at 152 runs in a replay of their Super Over match from 2009, the Royals defeated the Knight Riders.

After both teams won their previous games, Kolkata Knight Riders and Rajasthan Royals fought to break each other’s winning streaks. While Shane Watson has had a stronger IPL 2014 as a player than Gautam Gambhir, his statistics as captain are the contrary.

The final round of the UAE leg of the 2014 IPL will feature an intense match between KKR and RR as both teams aim to make this last game in Abu Dhabi unforgettable. Kolkata Knight Riders have been successful due to their strong line-up, as shown by the crucial wickets they have taken in games against Kings XI Punjab by dismissing David Miller and Glenn Maxwell for small totals. Gautam Gambhir has to perform well in this game after three ducks and one run in the 2014 IPL.

Rajasthan Royals has been the most evenly matched team in the tournament thanks to strong showings in all three batting, bowling, and fielding categories thus far. Even though he and the Rajasthan squad didn’t score as many runs in their previous game as they had hoped, Sanju Samson is the player to be rooting for in the team because he, along with Pravin Tambe’s variations, has the opposition off its feet.

Rajasthan Royals won a stunning game after being tied in the Super Over courtesy of their significant advantage in boundary counts.

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

The Indian Premier League’s first Super over was played on April 23, 2009, between Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Night Riders after the League’s tenth game ended in a tie. At the time, Yusuf Pathan played for Rajasthan Royal, while Chris Gayle and other star players played for Kolkata Night Rider. Yusuf Pathan was in great shape at the moment. The Kolkata Knight Riders won the toss and decided to bowl first. After losing six wickets, Rajasthan Royals defeated Kolkata Night Riders by 150 runs. The game was tied, so we were going to see and enjoy the first Super over in the Indian Premier League at the Newlands stadium in Cape Town.

Kolkata Knight Rider was the first batter in the Super over. Chris Gayle came out to the plate to start batting. A batsman for Kolkata Knight Riders named Chris Gayle hit three straight boundaries off spinner Kamran Khan before being dismissed on the final delivery. They quickly scored 15 runs off of six balls. Kolkata Knight Riders set a target of 16 runs from 6 balls for Rajasthan Royals. Rajasthan Royal needed 16 runs off of 6 balls to win.

Yusuf Pathan entered the field as a batsman for the Rajasthan Royals. After Mendis dismissed Yusuf Pathan and Graeme Smith in the first innings, Kolkata Night Rider gave him the ball. After the League’s tenth game concluded in a tie, Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Night Riders engaged in the inaugural Super over on April 23, 2009. At the time, Chris Gayle and other famous players played for Kolkata Night Rider, while Yusuf Pathan represented Rajasthan Royal. At the time, Yusuf Pathan was in excellent shape. After winning the toss, the Kolkata Knight Riders chose to bowl first. Rajasthan Royals trounced Kolkata Night Riders by 150 runs despite losing six wickets. At the Newlands stadium in Cape Town, we would see and enjoy the first Super over in the Indian Premier League because the game was tied.

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

Season 13 of the IPL is presently one of the most exciting seasons. Although the League is still in play, three Super Overs have already occurred.

On October 18, both games that were played ended in draws. In the second game of the day, between Kings XI Punjab and Mumbai Indians, the scores were tied at 176. A second Super Over had to be played after the previous one had finished in a tie, and Punjab emerged victorious this time.

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