In the second super over of the 36th match of the 13th season of IPL, Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) won. He overcame the Mumbai Indians (MI) challenge. Punjab scored 176/6 in 20 overs chasing a target of 177 runs in Dubai on Sunday night. Mumbai also scored 176/6 runs while batting first.

The first super over was tied with 5-5 runs. This was followed by a second super over, in which Punjab won a stunning victory. It was unique in cricket history when two super overs were scored in a single match. Above all, the result of the 35th match of the current IPL on Sunday also resulted in a super over. In the day's match, Kolkata Knight Riders defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad in a super over.

First super over

In the first super over, Punjab scored 05/2 off Jasprit Bumrah's balls. The pair of KL Rahul and Nicholas Pooran came in the super over. Puran on the second ball and KL Rahul out on the last ball.

Mumbai got a target of 6 runs. Quinton De Kock and Rohit Sharma descended from Mumbai. Mohammed Shami handled the bowling. Mumbai needed two runs off the last ball, but De Kock was run out trying to take a second run and was once again tied (05/1).

Second super over

Mumbai scored 11/1 in the second super over. Kieron Pollard and Hardik Pandya came out to bat. Chris Jordan handled bowling for Punjab. On the fourth ball of this super over, Hardik Pandya was out trying to take a second run.

Punjab got a target of 12 runs. Now Chris Gayle and Mayank Agarwal came to bat from Punjab. Gayle started with a six to Trent Bolt. One run scored on the second ball. Mayank Agarwal hit the fours and won the third and fourth balls. The score was 15/0.

Victory chariot of Mumbai Indians stopped

This was the third victory of Kings XI Punjab. He has 6 points from 9 matches and is now in the sixth position. In this season, Mumbai had won the last match against Punjab. Punjab avenged that defeat.

Mumbai Indians got this defeat after five consecutive wins. This was his third defeat in 9 matches. With 12 points, he stands second in the points table after Delhi (14).

Punjab chased runs like this

Chasing a target of 177 runs, Punjab's team got the first blow on the score of 33, when the wicket of Mayank Agarwal (11) fell. Bumrah bolted him. Chris Gayle (24), who landed at number three, could not do much. Trent Boult caught on the ball of Rahul Chahar. Nicholas Pooran (24) started batting but was caught by Bultrah by Coulter-Nile. The third wicket fell at a score of 108 runs.

Captain KL Rahul at the other end completed the half-century, but Glenn Maxwell (0) failed again. He was caught by Rohit Sharma on the ball of Chahar. On the third ball of the 18th over, Rahul (77 runs, 52 balls, 3 sixes, 7 fours) was bowled by Bumrah and gave a deep blow to Punjab.

Meanwhile, on the third ball of the 19th over, Rahul Chahar left Deepak Hooda's catch at short leg and needed 9 runs to win in the last over. Deepak Hooda and Chris Jordan were at the crease. The last ball required two runs, but one run scored, Jordan (13 runs) was run out trying to take a second run. Hooda (23) remained unbeaten. Veteran Trent Boult conceded 8 runs in this over and the match was tied, followed by two super overs. In Punjab's innings, Bumrah took 3 wickets for 24 runs, while Rahul Chahar took 2 wickets.

Mumbai Indians scored 176/6

After the half-century innings of Quinton De Kock (53), Mumbai Indians scored a challenging score of 176/6 with the fiery batting of Kieron Pollard and Nathan Coulter-Nile in the last over.

Pollard made an unbroken partnership of 57 from 21 balls with Coulter-Nile in addition to scoring 34 not out with the help of four sixes and one four in 12 balls. Coulter-Nile scored an unbeaten 24 off 12 balls with the help of four fours. Both added 54 runs in the last three overs.