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IPL 2020
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IPL: Kings XI Punjab beat Delhi Capitals by 5 wickets

| @indiablooms | Oct 21, 2020, at 05:06 pm

Dubai/UNI: Nicholas Pooran's 53 off 28 balls guided Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) to a five-wicket win against Delhi Capitals (DC) in the 38th match of the IPL 2020, at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, here on Tuesday.

DC posted 164/5 in 20 overs while Punjab finished 167/5 with one over remaining.

Apart from Pooran's half century, Gayle's quickfire 29 off 13 balls and Maxwell's 32 helped DC win.

Punjab from 10 matches have won their fourth game taking them to fifth spot in the IPL table while DC lost their third game but stand at top of the table.

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