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#Bhuvneshwar #Kumar #bowler #wickets #IPL #history">Bhuvneshwar Kumar becomes second bowler to take 200 wickets in IPL history
Bhuvneshwar Kumar became just the second bowler to tally 200 wickets in the Indian Premier League (IPL) during Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s match against Chennai Super Kings at the M. Chinnaswamy in Bengaluru on Sunday.
The right-arm medium pacer achieved the milestone by taking the wicket of Ayush Mhatre in the second over of CSK’s 251-run chase.
Leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who is playing for Punjab Kings this season, is the only other bowled to have taken 200 scalps in the IPL.
Bhuvneshwar has also picked 90 T20I wickets for India, and is seventh on the list of Indian bowlers with the most international wickets in the shortest format.
In the IPL, Bhuvneshwar has represented Pune Warriors India, Sunrisers Hyderabad and RCB.
Bowlers with most wickets in IPL history
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Yuzvendra Chahal – 224 wickets in 176 matches
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Bhuvneshwar Kumar – 200 wickets in 192* matches
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Sunil Narine – 193 wickets in 191 matches
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Piyush Chawla – 192 wickets in 192 matches
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R. Ashwin – 187 wickets in 221 matches
Published on Apr 05, 2026
Bhuvneshwar Kumar became just the second bowler to tally 200 wickets in the Indian Premier League (IPL) during Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s match against Chennai Super Kings at the M. Chinnaswamy in Bengaluru on Sunday.
The right-arm medium pacer achieved the milestone by taking the wicket of Ayush Mhatre in the second over of CSK’s 251-run chase.
Leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who is playing for Punjab Kings this season, is the only other bowled to have taken 200 scalps in the IPL.
Bhuvneshwar has also picked 90 T20I wickets for India, and is seventh on the list of Indian bowlers with the most international wickets in the shortest format.
In the IPL, Bhuvneshwar has represented Pune Warriors India, Sunrisers Hyderabad and RCB.
Bowlers with most wickets in IPL history
- Yuzvendra Chahal – 224 wickets in 176 matches
- Bhuvneshwar Kumar – 200 wickets in 192* matches
- Sunil Narine – 193 wickets in 191 matches
- Piyush Chawla – 192 wickets in 192 matches
- R. Ashwin – 187 wickets in 221 matches
Published on Apr 05, 2026
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#Deadspin #Skidding #Senators #brace #tall #task #Hurricanes">Deadspin | Skidding Senators brace for tall task vs. Hurricanes
Feb 3, 2026; Raleigh, North Carolina, USA; Ottawa Senators center Tim Stützle (18) celebrates his goal with left wing Brady Tkachuk (7) against the Carolina Hurricanes during the second period at Lenovo Center. Mandatory Credit: James Guillory-Imagn Images The Ottawa Senators may be running out of time as they run into one of the best teams in the Eastern Conference.
The Senators do have a plan for Sunday’s game against the visiting Carolina Hurricanes.
“Simplify and try to work a little harder,” Ottawa forward Shane Pinto said. “Yeah, (Sunday) is a big game. Everybody knows the magnitude of these games.”
The Senators (39-27-10, 88 points) have lost four of their last five games as they compete with a few other teams for one of the last playoff spots in the Eastern Conference. They dropped a 4-1 decision to the visiting Minnesota Wild on Saturday afternoon.
There’s little room for error on the part of Ottawa.
“With some of our injuries, we’ve got to be spot-on,” Senators coach Travis Green said.
The Hurricanes have played several desperate teams recently and they find benefits in that.
“When you play teams that are kind of on that bubble, it’s good for you to prep for the playoffs,” Carolina forward Seth Jarvis said.
The Hurricanes (49-21-6, 104 points) already have secured a playoff spot and are one point away from clinching the Metropolitan Division title.
“We all know that the prize is still out there,” Carolina coach Rod Brind’Amour said of the postseason ahead. “This basically qualifies you to go after it.”
They’ve won four of their last five games, including Saturday night’s 4-3 home victory against the New York Islanders. In their last two games combined, the Hurricanes have allowed opponents to put only 26 shots on goal.
“That was pretty impressive,” Brind’Amour said. “I think our guys played the way we want them to.”
Green said there were uncharacteristic defensive lapses from the Senators in Saturday’s game against Minnesota.
“That’s easy to say, ‘Play with urgency,'” Green said. “Our guys are trying. Our guys want to win. They want to win bad.”
A clunky power play didn’t help matters for the Senators.
“Their execution can probably be better,” Green said. “We’ve got to learn from the game, and we’ve got another game (Sunday). That’s the great part of this season, a lot of games coming, a lot of games that matter and we’ve got to respond (Sunday).”
The Hurricanes have been strong on special teams. They’ve notched a league-high 12 short-handed goals this season, including one in each of the past three contests.
Jarvis had two goals Saturday, pushing his team-leading total to 32.
“I’ve had a lot of chances, but to see it go in is huge,” Jarvis said after ending his three-game goal drought.
Ottawa had defenseman Jake Sanderson back in the lineup for the first time in nearly a month. He said he was a little rusty but is determined to make an impact.
“I think this time of the year everybody is playing with some sort of injuries,” Sanderson said.
Carolina will have goalie Frederik Andersen back in net after Brandon Bussi worked Saturday night.
Hurricanes center Sebastian Aho is riding a five-game point streak (one goal, five assists).
Carolina’s visit marks the third game in Ottawa’s five-game homestand.
–Field Level Media
Feb 3, 2026; Raleigh, North Carolina, USA; Ottawa Senators center Tim Stützle (18) celebrates his goal with left wing Brady Tkachuk (7) against the Carolina Hurricanes during the second period at Lenovo Center. Mandatory Credit: James Guillory-Imagn Images The Ottawa Senators may be running out of time as they run into one of the best teams in the Eastern Conference.
The Senators do have a plan for Sunday’s game against the visiting Carolina Hurricanes.
“Simplify and try to work a little harder,” Ottawa forward Shane Pinto said. “Yeah, (Sunday) is a big game. Everybody knows the magnitude of these games.”
The Senators (39-27-10, 88 points) have lost four of their last five games as they compete with a few other teams for one of the last playoff spots in the Eastern Conference. They dropped a 4-1 decision to the visiting Minnesota Wild on Saturday afternoon.
There’s little room for error on the part of Ottawa.
“With some of our injuries, we’ve got to be spot-on,” Senators coach Travis Green said.
The Hurricanes have played several desperate teams recently and they find benefits in that.
“When you play teams that are kind of on that bubble, it’s good for you to prep for the playoffs,” Carolina forward Seth Jarvis said.
The Hurricanes (49-21-6, 104 points) already have secured a playoff spot and are one point away from clinching the Metropolitan Division title.
“We all know that the prize is still out there,” Carolina coach Rod Brind’Amour said of the postseason ahead. “This basically qualifies you to go after it.”
They’ve won four of their last five games, including Saturday night’s 4-3 home victory against the New York Islanders. In their last two games combined, the Hurricanes have allowed opponents to put only 26 shots on goal.
“That was pretty impressive,” Brind’Amour said. “I think our guys played the way we want them to.”
Green said there were uncharacteristic defensive lapses from the Senators in Saturday’s game against Minnesota.
“That’s easy to say, ‘Play with urgency,'” Green said. “Our guys are trying. Our guys want to win. They want to win bad.”
A clunky power play didn’t help matters for the Senators.
“Their execution can probably be better,” Green said. “We’ve got to learn from the game, and we’ve got another game (Sunday). That’s the great part of this season, a lot of games coming, a lot of games that matter and we’ve got to respond (Sunday).”
The Hurricanes have been strong on special teams. They’ve notched a league-high 12 short-handed goals this season, including one in each of the past three contests.
Jarvis had two goals Saturday, pushing his team-leading total to 32.
“I’ve had a lot of chances, but to see it go in is huge,” Jarvis said after ending his three-game goal drought.
Ottawa had defenseman Jake Sanderson back in the lineup for the first time in nearly a month. He said he was a little rusty but is determined to make an impact.
“I think this time of the year everybody is playing with some sort of injuries,” Sanderson said.
Carolina will have goalie Frederik Andersen back in net after Brandon Bussi worked Saturday night.
Hurricanes center Sebastian Aho is riding a five-game point streak (one goal, five assists).
Carolina’s visit marks the third game in Ottawa’s five-game homestand.
–Field Level Media
Feb 3, 2026; Raleigh, North Carolina, USA; Ottawa Senators center Tim Stützle (18) celebrates his goal with left wing Brady Tkachuk (7) against the Carolina Hurricanes during the second period at Lenovo Center. Mandatory Credit: James Guillory-Imagn Images The Ottawa Senators may be running out of time as they run into one of the best teams in the Eastern Conference.
The Senators do have a plan for Sunday’s game against the visiting Carolina Hurricanes.
“Simplify and try to work a little harder,” Ottawa forward Shane Pinto said. “Yeah, (Sunday) is a big game. Everybody knows the magnitude of these games.”
The Senators (39-27-10, 88 points) have lost four of their last five games as they compete with a few other teams for one of the last playoff spots in the Eastern Conference. They dropped a 4-1 decision to the visiting Minnesota Wild on Saturday afternoon.
There’s little room for error on the part of Ottawa.
“With some of our injuries, we’ve got to be spot-on,” Senators coach Travis Green said.
The Hurricanes have played several desperate teams recently and they find benefits in that.
“When you play teams that are kind of on that bubble, it’s good for you to prep for the playoffs,” Carolina forward Seth Jarvis said.
The Hurricanes (49-21-6, 104 points) already have secured a playoff spot and are one point away from clinching the Metropolitan Division title.
“We all know that the prize is still out there,” Carolina coach Rod Brind’Amour said of the postseason ahead. “This basically qualifies you to go after it.”
They’ve won four of their last five games, including Saturday night’s 4-3 home victory against the New York Islanders. In their last two games combined, the Hurricanes have allowed opponents to put only 26 shots on goal.
“That was pretty impressive,” Brind’Amour said. “I think our guys played the way we want them to.”
Green said there were uncharacteristic defensive lapses from the Senators in Saturday’s game against Minnesota.
“That’s easy to say, ‘Play with urgency,'” Green said. “Our guys are trying. Our guys want to win. They want to win bad.”
A clunky power play didn’t help matters for the Senators.
“Their execution can probably be better,” Green said. “We’ve got to learn from the game, and we’ve got another game (Sunday). That’s the great part of this season, a lot of games coming, a lot of games that matter and we’ve got to respond (Sunday).”
The Hurricanes have been strong on special teams. They’ve notched a league-high 12 short-handed goals this season, including one in each of the past three contests.
Jarvis had two goals Saturday, pushing his team-leading total to 32.
“I’ve had a lot of chances, but to see it go in is huge,” Jarvis said after ending his three-game goal drought.
Ottawa had defenseman Jake Sanderson back in the lineup for the first time in nearly a month. He said he was a little rusty but is determined to make an impact.
“I think this time of the year everybody is playing with some sort of injuries,” Sanderson said.
Carolina will have goalie Frederik Andersen back in net after Brandon Bussi worked Saturday night.
Hurricanes center Sebastian Aho is riding a five-game point streak (one goal, five assists).
Carolina’s visit marks the third game in Ottawa’s five-game homestand.
–Field Level Media
Feb 3, 2026; Raleigh, North Carolina, USA; Ottawa Senators center Tim Stützle (18) celebrates his…
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#IFL #Aizawl #holds #Sreenidi #Deccan #draw">IFL 2025-26: Aizawl FC holds Sreenidi Deccan to 1-1 draw
Aizawl FC held Sreenidi Deccan FC to a 1-1 draw in their Indian Football League (IFL) 2025–26 clash at the Deccan Arena on Sunday.
While Colombian forward David Castañeda Munoz gave the host the lead in the first half, an own goal by defender Jagdeep Singh restored parity late in the second period.
The result saw the Deccan Warriors move up to second in the table with 12 points from seven matches, behind Diamond Harbour FC, which has a game in hand.
Aizawl, meanwhile, remains fifth with nine points from the same number of games.
Sreenidi dominated proceedings from kick-off and created early opportunities through a series of free kicks in dangerous areas. Munoz fired one wide, while Romawia struck the crossbar with another, offering a glimpse of what was to follow.
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The breakthrough arrived just before the half-hour mark. A long ball from Hardik Bhatt found Munoz in space at the edge of the box. The Colombian controlled superbly with his back to the goal before turning and firing a right-footed effort past Lalhruai at the near post.
Paulo Cezar, who impressed with his physical presence and attacking intent before being forced off through injury, came close to doubling the lead in stoppage time, but his close-range header drifted wide. Despite dominating possession, Sreenidi went into the break with only a slender advantage.
Fanai was the first to make a move in the second half, introducing Hriata from the bench in place of Vincent around the 65th minute.
Sreenidi’s intense pressing disrupted Aizawl’s short passing rhythm, forcing the visitor to adopt a more direct approach. Uzbek defender Timur Talipov delivered several long balls into the box, and the equaliser eventually came from one such situation.
Captain Rempuia swung in a cross from the right flank, and Jagdeep Singh, attempting to clear, inadvertently headed the ball into his own net over goalkeeper Kamaljit Singh.
The goal came late in the contest, and despite seven minutes of added time, Sreenidi was unable to find a winner. Both sides ultimately shared the spoils, with Aizawl producing a resilient second-half performance to earn a deserved point.
Published on Apr 05, 2026
Aizawl FC held Sreenidi Deccan FC to a 1-1 draw in their Indian Football League (IFL) 2025–26 clash at the Deccan Arena on Sunday.
While Colombian forward David Castañeda Munoz gave the host the lead in the first half, an own goal by defender Jagdeep Singh restored parity late in the second period.
The result saw the Deccan Warriors move up to second in the table with 12 points from seven matches, behind Diamond Harbour FC, which has a game in hand.
Aizawl, meanwhile, remains fifth with nine points from the same number of games.
Sreenidi dominated proceedings from kick-off and created early opportunities through a series of free kicks in dangerous areas. Munoz fired one wide, while Romawia struck the crossbar with another, offering a glimpse of what was to follow.
ALSO READ | ISL 2025-26: Aimen scores against former club as Sporting Club Delhi beats Kerala Blasters
The breakthrough arrived just before the half-hour mark. A long ball from Hardik Bhatt found Munoz in space at the edge of the box. The Colombian controlled superbly with his back to the goal before turning and firing a right-footed effort past Lalhruai at the near post.
Paulo Cezar, who impressed with his physical presence and attacking intent before being forced off through injury, came close to doubling the lead in stoppage time, but his close-range header drifted wide. Despite dominating possession, Sreenidi went into the break with only a slender advantage.
Fanai was the first to make a move in the second half, introducing Hriata from the bench in place of Vincent around the 65th minute.
Sreenidi’s intense pressing disrupted Aizawl’s short passing rhythm, forcing the visitor to adopt a more direct approach. Uzbek defender Timur Talipov delivered several long balls into the box, and the equaliser eventually came from one such situation.
Captain Rempuia swung in a cross from the right flank, and Jagdeep Singh, attempting to clear, inadvertently headed the ball into his own net over goalkeeper Kamaljit Singh.
The goal came late in the contest, and despite seven minutes of added time, Sreenidi was unable to find a winner. Both sides ultimately shared the spoils, with Aizawl producing a resilient second-half performance to earn a deserved point.
Published on Apr 05, 2026
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