--- Gayle reaches 300 sixes in IPL, no other batsman has even hit 200 --- KXIP opener Chris Gayle has become the first-ever batsman to hit 300 sixes in IPL, achieving the feat by hitting his second six in the match against Mumbai Indians today. The 39-year-old reached the milestone in his 115th IPL match and has now hit 915 sixes in T20 cricket. RCB's AB de Villiers follows Gayle with 192 sixes in IPL. --- DC beat KKR in IPL 2019's first Super Over after Shaw's 99(55) --- Delhi Capitals won the Indian Premier League 2019's first Super Over after defending 10 runs against Kolkata Knight Riders on Saturday. This was the eighth time that a match was tied in the Indian Premier League history, with KKR being involved in three of those. Earlier, opener Prithvi Shaw's 55-ball 99-run knock helped DC tie KKR's total of 185. --- Samson India's best keeper-batsman, should be in WC squad: Gambhir --- After Rajasthan Royals' Sanju Samson became the first batsman to slam a hundred in the IPL 2019 on Friday, former India opener Gautam Gambhir praised the 24-year-old old on Twitter. "I am glad to note that Sanju Samson is currently the best wicketkeeper-batsman in India. For me, he should be batting number 4 in the World Cup," he wrote. --- You destroyed my day: Samson tells Warner after ton goes in vain --- During a post-match interaction with SunRisers Hyderabad opener David Warner, Rajasthan Royals wicketkeeper-batsman Sanju Samson jokingly told the Australian, "You destroyed my day." "The way you started the innings. We lost the game in the powerplay. We needed some 250 on the board," Samson added. Samson slammed 102*(55) in the match which SRH won after Warner's 37-ball 69. --- KL Rahul's 71*(57) helps KXIP beat MI in Mohali after 8 years --- Opener KL Rahul smashed an unbeaten 71 off 57 balls to help Kings XI Punjab defeat Mumbai Indians by eight wickets in the IPL 2019 on Saturday. The victory was Kings XI Punjab's first against Mumbai Indians in Mohali since 2011. Further, this is the ninth time that an IPL side won chasing a target of 175-plus runs in Mohali.