--- CSK defeat RR as Dhoni becomes 1st captain to win 100 IPL matches --- All-rounder Mitchell Santner slammed a last-ball six to help CSK defeat RR in IPL 2019 on Thursday. With the victory, CSK captain MS Dhoni became the first cricketer to win 100 matches as captain in Indian Premier League history. CSK have now won six of their seven matches in IPL 2019, while RR have lost five of their six matches. --- Siddhesh Lad waited 5 years for IPL debut, slams 6 off his 1st ball --- Mumbai batsman Siddhesh Lad, who has been with Mumbai Indians since 2015, made his Indian Premier League debut against Kings XI Punjab today. The 26-year-old right-handed batsman smashed a six off the first ever delivery he faced in IPL and followed it with a four. Lad, who replaced Rohit Sharma in the playing XI, got out for 15(13). --- Once match is over, my heart is at home: Parthiv on father's health --- Royal Challengers Bangalore wicketkeeper-batsman Parthiv Patel, whose father is admitted to hospital since February after suffering brain haemorrhage, said, "When I'm playing, nothing crosses my mind, but once a game is over, my heart's at home." Parthiv visits Ahmedabad after every match and rejoins RCB before the next match. "I'm constantly thinking about my father in dressing room," he added. --- CSK beat KKR in top of the table clash, post 5th win in IPL 2019 --- CSK defeated KKR by seven wickets on Tuesday to register their fifth victory in six IPL 2019 matches. With the victory, CSK, who were placed second on the points table ahead of the match, displaced KKR from the top spot. CSK have now won 16 of their last 17 matches at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. --- Deepak Chahar bowls 20 dot deliveries out of 24, sets IPL record --- Chennai Super Kings' 26-year-old fast bowler Deepak Chahar on Tuesday set the record for bowling most dot deliveries in a match in Indian Premier League. The right-arm fast bowler bowled 20 dot deliveries against Kolkata Knight Riders in his four-over spell, overtaking the previous record of 19 balls jointly held by Ashish Nehra, Munaf Patel and Fidel Edwards.