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Here is a look at the players who have won the Player-of-the-Match awards on most occasions, for their respective teams, since IPL 2019. Watch in for more details!

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Ace India seamer Jasprit Bumrah, who, for the nth time when his team asked him to go out of the box and deliver, did it against Pakistan, dismissing well-settled Muhammad Rizwan clean bowled off a slower off-cutter. That wicket broke Pakistan’s back as they lost wickets in clusters, getting all out on 191 despite being 155 for two at one stage.&nbsp;

After India won the high-octane clash in Ahmedabad by seven wickets, Bumrah got adjudged the Player of the Match for his spell of two for 19 in seven overs, including a maiden.&nbsp;

Speaking to the media on his performance that laid the foundation for others to wrap the Pakistani innings on an under-par total, Bumrah acknowledged his special slower ball, admitting his slower off-cutters are as good as off-spinners slower delivery.

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“We were bowling in the middle overs, and I saw Jaddu's ball was turning, not too much, but a little bit. I count my slower ball as a spinner's slower ball, one of those days where it came off,” Bumrah on how effective his slower ball is.

The right-arm seamer also detailed how the pitch behaved during the first innings and what prompted Bumrah to stick with hit-the-deck length.

“It felt good. Usually, you try to analyse the wicket as soon as possible. We realised the wicket was on the slower side so we wanted to bowl hard lengths. We were trying to make it as difficult as possible,” Bumrah added.

Other than outfoxing Rizwan with a beauty of a delivery, Bumrah bowled a peach to Shadab Khan, who played the wrong line, to clean bowl him. When asked to explain how he pulled that off, Bumrah said, “Little phase where there was reverse swing, one of the occasions when the white ball was reverse swinging.”

<h2>India maintain&nbsp;winning streak over Pakistan</h2>

With India winning yet another CWC encounter against Pakistan, they have increased their lead to 8-0 in CWC head-to-head contests.&nbsp;

While each bowler, barring Shardul Thakur, returned with two wickets each, Siraj and Bumrah picked big wickets - Babar Azam and Rizwan, respectively.&nbsp;

During the chase, Captain Rohit Sharma took the onus on himself and slammed a brilliant 86 to guide India home for their third straight win in this World Cup 2023.

With this, they also reached the top of the points table.

India will next face Bangladesh in Pune on Thursday (Oct 19).

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Ace India seamer Jasprit Bumrah, who, for the nth time when his team asked him to go out of the box and deliver, did it against Pakistan, dismissing well-settled Muhammad Rizwan clean bowled off a slower off-cutter.

Ace India seamer Jasprit Bumrah, who, for the nth time when his team asked him to go out of the box and deliver, did it against Pakistan, dismissing well-settled Muhammad Rizwan clean bowled off a slower off-cutter. That wicket broke Pakistan’s back as they lost wickets in clusters, getting all out on 191 despite being 155 for two at one stage. After India won the high-octane clash in Ahmedabad by seven wickets, Bumrah got adjudged the Player of the Match for his spell of two for 19 in seven overs, including a maiden. Speaking to the media on his performance that laid the foundation for others to wrap the Pakistani innings on an under-par total, Bumrah acknowledged his special slower ball, admitting his slower off-cutters are as good as off-spinners slower delivery. ALSO READ: ODI World Cup: Rohit Sharma's fifty paints Ahmedabad blue as India maintain perfect winning record vs Pakistan “We were bowling in the middle overs, and I saw Jaddu's ball was turning, not too much, but a little bit. I count my slower ball as a spinner's slower ball, one of those days where it came off,” Bumrah on how effective his slower ball is. The right-arm seamer also detailed how the pitch behaved during the first innings and what prompted Bumrah to stick with hit-the-deck length. “It felt good. Usually, you try to analyse the wicket as soon as possible. We realised the wicket was on the slower side so we wanted to bowl hard lengths. We were trying to make it as difficult as possible,” Bumrah added. Other than outfoxing Rizwan with a beauty of a delivery, Bumrah bowled a peach to Shadab Khan, who played the wrong line, to clean bowl him. When asked to explain how he pulled that off, Bumrah said, “Little phase where there was reverse swing, one of the occasions when the white ball was reverse swinging.” India maintain winning streak over Pakistan With India winning yet another CWC encounter against Pakistan, they have increased their lead to 8-0 in CWC head-to-head contests. While each bowler, barring Shardul Thakur, returned with two wickets each, Siraj and Bumrah picked big wickets - Babar Azam and Rizwan, respectively. During the chase, Captain Rohit Sharma took the onus on himself and slammed a brilliant 86 to guide India home for their third straight win in this World Cup 2023. With this, they also reached the top of the points table. India will next face Bangladesh in Pune on Thursday (Oct 19). WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

I count my slower ball as a spinner’s slower ball: Bumrah on winning Man of the Match award against Pakistan

It is no secret that the Indian Premier League 2023 is only two days away. The 16th edition of IPL, commencing on March 31, is a bonus for cricket fans in India and the world as the WPL 2023 concluded on March 26, 2023, with Mumbai Indians winning the first-ever edition.

It is no secret that the Indian Premier League 2023 is only two days away. The 16th edition of IPL, commencing on March 31, is a bonus for cricket fans in India and the world as the WPL 2023 concluded on March 26, 2023, with Mumbai Indians winning the first-ever edition. Rajasthan Royals won the first edition of the Indian Premier League in 2008 under Shane Warne. IPL began as an ambitious project 16 years ago. Since then, many 16 talented teams have lifted the IPL trophy. Many IPL teams, like the Chennai Super Kings (CSK), have held the champion's title more than once. Here's everything you need to know about the previous winners of the Indian Premier League from the last 15 seasons. We have also mentioned the list of captains, players of the series and man of the match for you. IPL List of Previous Winners After the Rajasthan Royals won the IPL in the opening season in 2008, Deccan Chargers won the season in 2009 under the captaincy of Adam Gilchrist. Later, Chennai Super Kings won two seasons back to back in 2010 and 2011. Moreover, Mumbai Indians have won the IPL five times. Recently, Mumbai Indians-Women won the first-ever edition of Women's Premier League (WPL) 2023. Here's the entire list of IPL winners from the previous 15 seasons. Year IPL Winner Team 2008 Rajasthan Royals 2009 Deccan Chargers 2010 Chennai Super Kings 2011 Chennai Super Kings 2012 Kolkata Knight Riders 2013 Mumbai Indians 2014 Kolkata Knight Riders 2015 Mumbai Indians 2016 Sunrisers Hyderabad 2017 Mumbai Indians 2018 Chennai Super Kings 2019 Mumbai Indians 2020 Mumbai Indians 2021 Chennai Super Kings 2022 Gujarat Titans IPL List of Previous Winners: Captains, Man of the Match & Players of the Series Rajasthan Royals won the first-ever IPL in 2008 under the captaincy of Shane Warne. Shane Watson won the 'Player of the Series,' and Yusuf Pathan won the 'Man of the Match' in IPL 2008. In the most recent season of IPL in 2022, Gujarat Titans lifted the IPL trophy. Hardik Pandya led the team to victory. Meanwhile, Jos Buttler won the 'Player of the Series' and Hardik Pandya won the 'Man of the Match.' Year Winner Captain Player of the Series Man of the Match 2008 Rajasthan Royals Shane Warne Shane Watson Yusuf Pathan 2009 Deccan Chargers Adam Gilchrist Adam Gilchrist Anil Kumble 2010 Chennai Super Kings MS Dhoni Sachin Tendulkar Suresh Raina 2011 Chennai Super Kings MS Dhoni Chris Gayle Murali Vijay 2012 Kolkata Knight Riders Gautam Gambhir Sunil Narine Manvinder Bisla 2013 Mumbai Indians Rohit Sharma Shane Watson Kieron Pollard 2014 Kolkata Knight Riders Gautam Gambhir Glenn Maxwell Manish Pandey 2015 Mumbai Indians Rohit Sharma Andre Russell Rohit Sharma 2016 Sunrisers Hyderabad David Warner Virat Kohli Ben Cutting 2017 Mumbai Indians Rohit Sharma Ben Stokes Krunal Pandya 2018 Chennai Super Kings MS Dhoni Sunil Narine Shane Watson 2019 Mumbai Indians Rohit Sharma Andre Russell Jasprit Bumrah 2020 Mumbai Indians Rohit Sharma Jofra Archer Trent Boult 2021 Chennai Super Kings MS Dhoni Harshal Patel Faf du Plessis 2022 Gujrat Titans Hardik Pandya Jos Buttler Hardik Pandya ALSO READ | IPL 2023: 4 days to go! Check full schedule, date, time, venue, teams and live streaming details

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Former Indian batsman turned commentator Sanjay Manjrekar revealed an incident dated back in the year 1990 when cricketing legend Geoffrey Boycott denied him the Man of the Match award during the ODI match between India and England.&nbsp;

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India defeated England by six wickets after chasing the target of 233 runs set by England. Sanjay Manjrekar played a crucial knock of 82 runs to take India over the line. However, the commentary panel picked Anil Kumble as the 'Man of the Match', who scalped two wickets and conceded just 29 runs in 11 overs.&nbsp;

"The commentary panel generally gets the job of picking the Man of the Match. When I am not doing commentary, sometimes I get a little frustrated when someone else should be given the award. I have a principle that the player who helped put the team in a match-winning position should be given the Man of the Match," Manjrekar told SportsKeeda.

"This happened in 1990, India vs England, it was a match in Headingley, Leeds. There used to be 55-over matches at the time. England batted first and scored 229 runs, less runs. Anil Kumble was on his first tour and in that match, he bowled 11 overs and gave only 29 runs and took two wickets, one was Robin Smith and the other David Gower."

Manjrekar revealed that he was surprised as the award was won by Kumble and&nbsp;he felt that he would be picked looking at the way players congratulated him.&nbsp;

"And when we went for the chase, I probably scored 82 runs and was there almost till the end, got out probably near the end and we won that match. Usually, we see that a batsman who wins the match while chasing is favoured for the Player of the Match award. So, when the match got over, it was in my mind that I probably will be the Player of the Match and a couple of people also congratulated me," Manjrekar added.

According to Manjrekar, Geoffrey Boycott was sure to convey his message to the Indian batsman regarding the thoughts behind the decision.

"Geoffrey Boycott was supposed to give the Player of the Match in that match. He did a very good thing. He came into the dressing room after the match and came straight to me and said - 'Well played young man. I think your innings was very important. Well done but the player who won you the game today was the bowler Anil Kumble. He bowled 11 overs, two wickets for 29 runs and England lost the game because they didn't put enough runs on the board' - he said that right on my face."

Former Indian batsman turned commentator Sanjay Manjrekar revealed an incident dated back in the year 1990 when cricketing legend Geoffrey Boycott denied him the Man of the Match award during the ODI match between India and England.

Former Indian batsman turned commentator Sanjay Manjrekar revealed an incident dated back in the year 1990 when cricketing legend Geoffrey Boycott denied him the Man of the Match award during the ODI match between India and England. ALSO READ: 4th Test Preview: India-England gear up for Ahmedabad showdown with WTC final on line India defeated England by six wickets after chasing the target of 233 runs set by England. Sanjay Manjrekar played a crucial knock of 82 runs to take India over the line. However, the commentary panel picked Anil Kumble as the 'Man of the Match', who scalped two wickets and conceded just 29 runs in 11 overs. "The commentary panel generally gets the job of picking the Man of the Match. When I am not doing commentary, sometimes I get a little frustrated when someone else should be given the award. I have a principle that the player who helped put the team in a match-winning position should be given the Man of the Match," Manjrekar told SportsKeeda. "This happened in 1990, India vs England, it was a match in Headingley, Leeds. There used to be 55-over matches at the time. England batted first and scored 229 runs, less runs. Anil Kumble was on his first tour and in that match, he bowled 11 overs and gave only 29 runs and took two wickets, one was Robin Smith and the other David Gower." Manjrekar revealed that he was surprised as the award was won by Kumble and he felt that he would be picked looking at the way players congratulated him. "And when we went for the chase, I probably scored 82 runs and was there almost till the end, got out probably near the end and we won that match. Usually, we see that a batsman who wins the match while chasing is favoured for the Player of the Match award. So, when the match got over, it was in my mind that I probably will be the Player of the Match and a couple of people also congratulated me," Manjrekar added. According to Manjrekar, Geoffrey Boycott was sure to convey his message to the Indian batsman regarding the thoughts behind the decision. "Geoffrey Boycott was supposed to give the Player of the Match in that match. He did a very good thing. He came into the dressing room after the match and came straight to me and said - 'Well played young man. I think your innings was very important. Well done but the player who won you the game today was the bowler Anil Kumble. He bowled 11 overs, two wickets for 29 runs and England lost the game because they didn't put enough runs on the board' - he said that right on my face."

'Well done but..', Sanjay Manjrekar talks about time when Geoffrey Boycott denied him Man of the Match award

England beat Pakistan by 44 runs on the Duckworth/Lewis method to win the rain-marred first one-day international at Southampton yesterday. 
 
England, setting 261 for victory,&nbsp;took a 1-0 lead in the five-match series, . 
 
England finished on 194 for three in 34.3 overs before rain, which had twice stopped play previously, halted the day/night match for a third and final time at 9:37 pm local time (2037 GMT).&nbsp; 
 
Man-of-the-match Jason Roy (65) and Joe Root (61) laid the platform for a successful chase with a second-wicket stand of 89 in 14 overs. 
 
Pakistan, who won the toss, were held to a total of 260 for six in their full 50 overs. 
 
Azhar Ali, the Pakistan captain, top-scored for his side with 82 and Sarfraz Ahmed made 55. 
 
The series continues at Lord&#39;s on Saturday. 
 
Brief scores 
 
Pakistan 260-6, 50 overs (Azhar Ali 82, Sarfraz Ahmed 55) 
England 194-3, 34.3 overs (J Roy 65, J Root 61) 
Result: England won by 44 runs (D/L method) 
Man-of-the-match: Jason Roy (ENG) 
Series: England lead five-match series 1-0 
 
(WION with inputs from AFP)

England took a 1-0 lead in the five-match series. Pakistan were held to a total of 260 for six in their full 50 overs

England beat Pakistan by 44 runs on the Duckworth/Lewis method to win the rain-marred first one-day international at Southampton yesterday. England, setting 261 for victory, took a 1-0 lead in the five-match series, . England finished on 194 for three in 34.3 overs before rain, which had twice stopped play previously, halted the day/night match for a third and final time at 9:37 pm local time (2037 GMT). Man-of-the-match Jason Roy (65) and Joe Root (61) laid the platform for a successful chase with a second-wicket stand of 89 in 14 overs. Pakistan, who won the toss, were held to a total of 260 for six in their full 50 overs. Azhar Ali, the Pakistan captain, top-scored for his side with 82 and Sarfraz Ahmed made 55. The series continues at Lord's on Saturday. Brief scores Pakistan 260-6, 50 overs (Azhar Ali 82, Sarfraz Ahmed 55) England 194-3, 34.3 overs (J Roy 65, J Root 61) Result: England won by 44 runs (D/L method) Man-of-the-match: Jason Roy (ENG) Series: England lead five-match series 1-0 (WION with inputs from AFP)

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