What happened when the last time PBKS played qualifier 2 games before IPL 2025?

One of the teams that just won the Indian Prime Minister League (IPL), Punjab Kings (PBKS), had an unforgettable time for the 18th edition of the competition, ending the group stage at the top of the table. Under the leadership of Shreyas Iyer, the Kings of Punjabs were one of the most dominant sides, and this was reflected in their results.

However, they were killed by the Royal Challengers (RCB) Bengalur in qualifying 1, who now forced them to play qualification 2 against the dangerous Mumbaj Indians, who come out of a serious victory against Gujarat Titans. This promises to be a cliff on both sides equally aligned.

Consistent running Punjab Kings in the tournament ensured that they were getting another goal in the finals, and it will be hoped that in this knockout encounter with the Mumbaj Indians, they will be reversed.

This is not the first time he will play qualifier 2. Back 2012, earlier Kings XI Punjab, they fought against Chennai Super Kings In one of the biggest playoffs of the tournament.

Chennai Super Kings Captain Mrs. Don He won the throw and decided on the field, and he was slaughtered from the beginning. Virender Sehwagwho finished winning a century of victory, caught a CSK bowlers without fear.

He was in his dazzling best and broke the yellow army into all the corners of Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Could support from Manan Vohra At the other end, which achieved a well -drawn 35, sharing the opening of 110 running with Sehwag.

It was an exhibition of Strokeplay from Sehwaga because the borders were constantly flying from his blade one after the other. He played with CSK bowlers breaking 12 fours and eight six during his unforgettable 122 blow, which overthrew only 58 delivery.

David Miller then took the levy to achieve the result outside 200 races. He shared with 63 running with Sehwag and scored 38 of 19 deliveries to achieve a possible result at 226/6.

It was a huge result, especially for the knockout match, but what happened in the first six foreign chase, left everything hooked to play. After Mitchell Johnson Discard Faf du Plessis early, Suresh Raina backed off PowerPlay.

During the exciting display of Strokeplay, Raina broke 25 balls 87 to bring CSK back the right to play. If Sehwag was a master class, Raina further took him and put a CSK in the command position.

None of the PowerPlay bowlers including Mitchell Johnson, Sandeep SharmaAnd Parvander Awana, it was spared because the borders became a regular feature. His release at the 7th, which George Bailey caused great running, turned the game on his head, allowing Punjab to control the game in the middle.

Ravidra Jadaja And Mrs. Dhoni, who achieved 27 and 42, respectively, made useful contributions, but the target eventually proved too much. Axar Patel And Karamveer Singh fled great magic.

While Axar picked up Wickket, Karamveer remained carefree, but that made their economical bowling difference. CSK is eventually limited to 202, providing Kings XI with a convincing victory of 24 runs.