IPL becomes 18 years old: the turning point that makes the league ‘incredible’ moments | Cricket News

Considering that the first IPL match was played on the same day on the same day, April 18, 2025, the Indian Premier League (IPL) officially points to the age of 18.
The tournament has produced an incredible moments of brightness for years, captivated one and all of them with continuous twisting and turns. Even 250 targets can be followed in 20 sailors, which exhibits the incredible power and quality of the stroke.
Take a look at the 18 -turning point that makes IPL into such an incredible league without too much ado:
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1) Brendon McCullum’s 158*: Any debate about IPL will be missing without looking at the 73 balls of the IPL opener of the former New Zealand Reddon McCullum against the RCB. McCulllum broke 10 four and 13 six during the shooting and helped the KKR quit a total of 222 jaws.
2) Michael Hussey’s 116*(54): Although the debate about McCullum 158* is absolutely the center of attention, many people are not aware of the 116* of CSK Meyeli Michael Hussey at that time (54). On the second day of the IPL 2008, Hussey smashed eight and nine six against Kings Xi Punjab (KXIP) and helped CSK Post 240. The two centuries were scored two centuries, which were aware of very few at the opening of the IPL.
3) RR’s ‘Underdog’ victory: Rajasthan Royals (RR) stunned one and all of them after a victory in the final of the oppression against CSK, led by MS Dhoni. The match landed on the last ball where Shane Warne and Pakistan Cricket player Sohail Tanvir had a tight single to help him make a historical win.
4) Deccan Chargers’ striking return: The IPL 2009 final witnessed an incredible view because the two teams that ended in the last two positions during the IPL 2008 were able to reach the finals of the raid. After his dismissal for a duck with the captain man Gilchrist, he did not support Deccan Chargers to get a victory against the RCB. However, the players fought together as a unit to have six running sensational win in the nail bite match.
5) Mahi Magic CSK won two consecutive IPL titles: CSK became the first team to win the IPL in two consecutive pressure, and in IPL 2010 and 2011, he pulled Feat under the captain of MS Dhoni. Chennai -based franchise, Mi and RCB exhibited his dominance and made the job under excessive pressure.

6) After Kkr Win Maiden Ipl Bisla hit the fight: KKR was defined as the Gautam Gambhir KKR’s captain in IPL 2011 in 2011. Gambhir developed the team’s determination and helped them reach the final of the printing for the first time in IPL 2012. Manvinder Bisla appeared as a surprise hero because he broke 48 of the KKR. Hat-Trick of IPL headlines.
7) Rohit Sharma Kickstarts MI’s IPL Trophy Run: Mumbai Indians (MI) won the IPL for the first time and defeated CSK in the IPL 2013 final. Rohit exhibited his caliber as a captain and helped MI’s revenge on CSK for defeat in the IPL 2010 final.
8) Chris Gayle’s 175*: West Indian cricket player Chris Gayle took the stage with an incredible performance against former IPL Franchise Pune Warriors India (PWI) and smashed a 175 of the 66 balls. Gayle’s unbeatable 175 are still the highest score in the history of the league. His hit consisted of 13 four and 17 six.
9) Mi’s incredible chase against RR: Mi, although 190 jogging in about 14 seas a compelling target, managed to bring an incredible chase against the RR. Aditya TARE helped MI’s entitlement to IPL 2014’s playoffs.
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10) Kieron Pollard’s face with Mitchell Starc: Mi Multi -Direction Kieron Pollard, after a word exchange in the IPL 2014 match, then a physical fight with the RCB Pacer Mitchell Starc at that time. Pollard threw his bat to Starc and reacted angrily after a statement from the Australian Pacer.
11) First super: The first took place in IPL 2009 between KKR and RR. Both teams made 150 runs in their 20 sessions. Yusuf Pathan helped RR chasing 16 required runs in only four balls.
12) Alzarri Joseph’s record -breaking spell: West Indian Pacer Alzarri Joseph recorded the best spell in the history of IPL, and accepted 12 runs in an IPL 2019 match between MI and SRH and chose six small doors.
13) The incredible league victory after CSK’s return to IPL: After a two -year prohibition, CSK won IPL in the first season after returning to the league and received a dominant win against SRH in the IPL 2018 final.
14) Rohit Sharma became the 1st Captain to win IPL five times: Rohit Sharma became the first captain in the history of IPL, which won the tournament five times with a franchise following MI’s league victory in IPL 2020.

15) PBKS follows 262 against KKR: IPL franchise Punjab Kings (PBKS) chased 262 targets against the KKR in the Gardens in the IPL 2024, and recorded the highest run in the history of IPL.
16) The highest total of IPL history: SRH, IPL 2024 after running 287 RCB after running the highest sum of the tournament’s history.
17) First Hat-Tick in IPL history: The first Hat-Tick in the history of IPL was recorded by Lakshmipathy Balaji in 2008 against KXIP. Irfan Pathan announced the dismissal of Piyush Chawla and VRV Singh.
18) Two super extreme in one match: The fans witnessed for the first time in the 2020 edition of the tournament and the IPL match between KXIP for the first time in two super sea. Muhammad Shami appeared as the hero of KXIP and helped them push the match until the second super. Chris Gayle followed the target of 12 runs in four balls.