IPL 2025 POINTS Table, Orange Cup, Purple Trap: Punjab Kings earn a big profit against LSG

Punjab Kings has a 37 -person win against Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL 2025 match in Dharamsala on Sunday. Zafer helped PBKs to win two points on the table and move to the second position with 15 points out of 11 games. Kolkata Knight Rides, the only condition against Rajasthan Royals in the early hours of the day, made a narrow win and rose to the sixth place with 11 points from many matches. Royal Challengers Bengaluru Dough Virat Kohli continues to have an orange cover with 505 runs in 11 games, while Gujarat Titans Pace Praper Praper Prach Krishna holds a purple cover with 19 small doors of 10 games.

When the Rishabh Pant fourth defeat in the Lucknow Super Giants team five IPL, he lost 37 jogging to Punjab Kings on Sunday.

Opener Prabhsimran Singh hit 91 of 48 balls to direct Punjab to 236-5 and helped by several impressive Kameo in Kings's second house in Dharamsala.

Arshdeep Singh later gave back 3-16 bright figures because Lucknow could only respond to 199-7. The trousers fell to 17 balls 18 in another fault for the Indian star.

The Pant, which was shot by LSG for a record price of $ 3.21 million in the November auction, could not find fluency during his stay, despite hitting two four and six.

Wicketkeeper-Batman made only 128 runs from 10 inning this season.

Lucknow ranked seventh at the table, four points and three games of the fourth and last play-off point.

After the seventh victory of the campaign, Punjap ranked second behind the Royal Challengers Bengaluru.

Lucknow, the left arm sailor Arshdeep's second back to send Mitchell Marsh back twice to send back, after a duck and then Aiden Markram'ı 13 -person chase did not see the chase.

Pant dismissed Nicholas Pooran for six before trying to rebuild in a sizzling stroke that ended by Afghanistan multi -faceted Azmatullah Omarzai.

Omarzai soon sent Lucknow Miller back to 11 to cause more problems in 73-5.

Ayush Badoni, who scored the best points with 74, and Abdul Samad, who shot 45, made a brave stand of 81, but can only reduce the defeat margin.

Previously, Josh Inglis and Prabhsimran from Australia, which attracted fast 30, put the foundations of Punjab's 48 second small door partnerships and paced sums.

Skipper Shreyas Iyer took part in Inglis's departure and made 45 partnerships with Prabhsimran, who survived a falling capture by Pooran at the age of 21.

The Leg-Spinner Digvesh Rathi rejected Prabhsimran in a century, but Marcus Stoinis, who made 15 balls without a defeated 33, made a 33 balls and 15 cannons, allowing Punjap to finish strongly.

(With AFP entrances)