IPL 2023 Season Summary || Moments of IPL 2023

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 - GT vs CSK - Tushar Deshpande, the first-ever impact sub, proves too expensive. Williamson tears his ACL

- LSG vs DC - Mark Wood fifer decimates Delhi
- RCB vs MI - Back at Chinnaswamy, RCB smash MI. Kohli and Faf both got fifties

- CSK vs LSG - CSK win a high scoring thriller by 12 runs. The difference - Dhoni's two sixes at the death

- KKR vs RCB - Visitors outdone by spin. Suyash Sharma gets 3 on debut. Varun takes 4 and Shardul scores a match-winning 50

- MI vs CSK - Welcome back, Ajinkya Rahane. Scores his fastest IPL fifty

- GT vs KKR - The Rinku game. Nothing more to say

- RCB vs LSG - Pooran, Stoinis chase down 212. Avesh throws his helmet. Gambhir shushes the crowd. Harshal's failed mankad attempt

- DC vs MI - MI win off the final ball, running 2 runs. Although Nortje nails 6 out of 6 Yorkers

- RR vs CSK - Vintage Dhoni almost wins CSK an improbable game, but Sandeep Sharma holds his nerve

- PBKS vs GT - Tewatia sinks Punjab again. Welcome back, Mohit Sharma

- SRH vs KKR - First 100 of the season. Harry Brook, finally, arrives in IPL

- LSG vs PBKS - Sikandar Raza anchors Punjab to a win on a tricky surface. And don’t forget the late cameo from Shahrukh

- KKR vs MI - Second IPL century, second KKR centurion in Venky Iyer. But MI’s batters chase down the target with a few overs to spare. Also, Hritik - Shokeen and Nitish Rana have an exchange of words

- GT vs RR - A remarkable middle-order fightback as RR chase down 177 after being 55/4 after 11 overs. Their first win over GT

- KKR vs DC - DC crawl past finish line on a slow pitch where KKR bowled 16 overs of spin to them

- PBKS vs MI - A high scoring thriller, both teams score over 200 runs. Capped off by Arshdeep breaking the stumps twice in the final over.

- LSG vs PBKS - A day where the PBKS bowlers were in hiding. 257 scored in the first innings by Lucknow

- KKR vs GT - A game that was being bossed by KKR, until Vijay Shankar entered, smacked a 24-ball 50 and gave GT the win

- CSK vs PBKS - Punjab win off the last ball. Raza runs three after pulling it over square leg

- RR vs MI - MI chase down 212. Holder bowls 3 full tosses and David hits 3 sixes.

- RCB vs LSG - A low scoring thriller. But this game was headlined by the Kohli - Gambhir and Kohli - Naveen spat. And everything that followed.

- DC vs GT - Another low scoring thriller. Gujarat the chase masters falter to a spectacular Ishant Sharma last over

- PBKS vs MI - MI have their revenge. Chase down 215. Arshdeep proves the most expensive on this night

- KKR vs SRH - Varun Chakravarthy defends 9 runs in the final over to give KKR a win against the odds

- RCB vs DC – Siraj sledges Salt but that eggs him on and he dominates with a 55-ball 87. Kohli’s strike rate in the first innings costs RCB

- RR vs SRH – RR recreate the script of Lagaan as Samad makes them pay with a last ball six off the no ball

- MI vs RCB - Once again MI chased down 200 with ease. Once again Kohli's strike rate comes under question

- KKR vs RR - The 13-ball 50 from Jaiswal. Rana whacked for 26 off his first over

- MI vs GT - Suryakumar scores a century. Rashid’s 10 sixes and 4 wickets go in vain

- SRH vs LSG - Pooran's crazy 13-ball 44 wins LSG an unlikely game

- SRH vs RCB - A record equalling sixth IPL century from Kohli keeps RCB alive

- LSG vs KKR - Rinku magic gives KKR hope. In the end, Yash Thakur defends and LSG win by one run

- SRH vs MI - A Cam Green century keeps MI alive for the playoffs

- RCB vs GT - The King vs The Prince. Both score centuries, Gill eliminates RCB. Their search for the trophy continues

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