K Mani Bharathi

It was a run-fest at Chepauk on Sunday evening as K Mani Bharathi (81, 8x4, 5x6) and Hari Nishanth (70, 6x4, 5x6) helped Dindigul Dragons chase down 202 to beat Lyca Kovai Kings by 5 wickets and notch up their first win of TNPL-5.

In a low-scoring encounter, J Kousik starred with bat and the ball to help Siechem Madurai Panthers register a 6-wicket win over Dindigul Dragons in their TNPL-4 clash at Chepauk on Thursday.

Karaikudi Kaalai defeated Ruby Trichy Warriors by 1 wicket in a low-scoring TNPL-3 clash at the IC Ground in Tirunelveli on Friday evening.

Nellai Royal Kings registered an eight-win over Dindigul Dragons in a rain-curtailed TNPL 6 encounter in Dindigul on Thursday.

K Vishal Vaidhya has been in red-hot form at the ongoing sixth edition of the Tamil Nadu Premier League.

Ruby Trichy Warriors registered a clinical eight-wicket win over Dindigul Dragons in their TNPL-6 clash at Tirunelveli on Friday. Trichy’s bowlers kept Dindigul to 144-8 in the first half. The left-handed duo -- Nidhish Rajagopal (64 n.o., 6x4, 1x6) and Adithya Ganesh (37 n.o.

Dindigul Dragons, who beat Lyca Kovai Kings in the TNPL-5 Eliminator on Wednesday, face defending champions Chepauk Super Gillies in Qualifier 2 at Chepauk on Friday. Dindigul have form on their side as they won the last two clashes in the competition while Chepauk suffered back-to-back losses.

Left-arm spinner R Alexander has been a vital cog in Chepauk Super Gillies' line-up since the inaugural edition of the Tamil Nadu Premier League in 2016.

K Vishal Vaidhya has been in red-hot form at the ongoing sixth edition of the Tamil Nadu Premier League. Vishal --- who leads the run-getters' list with 194 runs from 4 games --- smashed an unbeaten 84 from 57 balls --- to help Dindigul Dragons beat Tiruppur Tamizhans by 9 wickets in Dindigul on Monday.

It hasn't taken long for the fourth season of the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) to liven up as a Super Over decided the second match of the tournament between Karaikudi Kaalai and Ruby Trichy Warriors at the NPR College ground in Dindigul on Saturday.

Ruby Trichy Warriors registered a clinical eight-wicket win over Dindigul Dragons in their TNPL 6 clash at Tirunelveli on Friday. Trichy's bowlers kept Dindigul to 144-8 in the first half.

Madurai franchisee, who were termed Madurai Super Giants last year and ended up with the wooden spoon, has followed suit Pune in TNPL.

Left-arm spinner R Sai Kishore (4-30) and medium-pacer Sandeep Warrier (1-21) --- who were part of the recently-concluded India tour of Sri Lanka --- shone for Chepauk Super Gillies as they beat Dindigul Dragons by 24 runs in their TNPL-5 clash at Chepauk on Sunday evening. The duo were instrumental in restricting Dindigul to 135-8 after Chepauk made 159-8 batting first.