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Home Cricket Tamil Nadu Premier League, 2026 Match 10 Full Commentary

Nellai Royal Kings vs IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans Match 10 Full Commentary

Result · Aug 09 2026, Sun - 07:30 PM (IST)
Match 10, - NPR College Ground
ITT
207/2 (18.1)
NRK
206/8 (20.0)
IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans beat Nellai Royal Kings by 8 wickets
CRR:11.39
Player Of The Match
  • 0.0

    We are back for the chase! The umpires are back out in the middle and so are the players of Nellai Royal Kings. It will be the duo of Amith Sathvik and Tushar Raheja to open the innings for IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans. Also, Nellai brings in Selvaganapathi S as their Impact Sub, in place of Santhosh Kumar D. It will be Emmanuel Cherian to start with the new ball. Let's go...

  • 0.0

    ... The Run Chase ...

  • 0.0

    Another big chase incoming? IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans won't be too disheartened with that score on the board and given what we saw in their last game, they have the pedigree to chase down big totals with ease. Overall, the Powerplay bowling wasn't up to the mark at all. They did really well at the fag end and a flurry of wickets from Ragupathy Silambarasan helped them restrict the opposition a bit. With the bat, there were starts for almost every Nellai batter and all of their top 6 batters scored 20 or more. However, there wasn't a single score of 50-plus from any batter an they ran out of steam a bit towards the end. Can Tushar Raheja continue his stellar form and gun down another big target for his side? We shall find out soon, as the run chase is up next.

  • 0.0

    Runs on the board - A stark contrast to the first game of the day and Nellai Royal Kings have notched up 206 big runs after being asked to bat first. However, one feels that they are 15-20 runs short of where they should have reached and credit goes to Tiruppur's bowling at the death, as both T Natarajan and Ragupathy Silambarasan came back strongly after their expensive opening spells in the Powerplay.

  • 19.7

    OUT! CAUGHT! This one travels flat and quickly, but straight to the fielder, and Nellai Royal Kings finish with 206/8 on the board. Ragupathy Silambarasan goes full and straight again, jamming it into the blockhole. NS Harish hangs deep, takes the front leg out and powers it down to long on, where Amith Sathvik takes a confident catch just inside the ropes. Silambarasan ends with a four-fer as well.

  • 19.6

    1 run, that is lofted away for a single.

  • 19.5

    Silambarasan jams in the yorker at the stumps. Harish hangs back and digs it off the outside half of the blade and down to deep third for a single.

  • 19.4

    1 run, the batter goes back in the crease and flicks it away through mid wicket for a single.

  • 0.0

    Rohit R is in next.

  • 19.3

    OUT! TAKEN! Ragupathy Silambarasan keeps chipping in with the wickets at the death. Bowled from wider on the crease and dug in well short around off. Rithik Easwaran tries to leap up and force the pull but miscues it over mid-wicket. Mathivannan M rushes in from the deep and takes a good sliding catch.

  • 19.2

    WIDE! Oh, a close call and it has been reviewed. A slingy yorker, well wide outside off, and flirting with the tramline. Easwaran fails to dig it out and a wide is called. The keeper feels this is worth looking at and Sai Kishore does review it. The third umpire confirms with technology that no part of the ball is inside the guideline. It stays a wide.

  • 19.1

    Banged in well short and around off, a bit of tennisball bounce on offer. Harish pulls it down like a tennis forehand as well but without much timing to wide mid on for a single.

  • 18.6

    1 run, that is pulled away through the mid wicket region for a single.

  • 18.5

    Natarajan has been excellent at the death so far. Slower one, into the pitch and around off. Easwaran looks to uppercut but toe ends it down to short third for just a single. 200 is up for Nellai now.

  • 18.4

    1 run, the batter plays the square cut. Fetches a single.

  • 18.3

    That's got to hurt! Full again, angled into the toes. NS Harish backs away and drills it straight back. T Natarajan cops a blow on the left boot and the ball deflects away to mid-wicket. Natarajan chases it down but the batters manage to pick up two runs.

  • 18.2

    1 run, this is driven through mid on for a single.

  • 18.1

    Full and at the toes, Easwaran walks towards the ball but yorks himself as the ball goes between his legs and through to the keeper.

  • 17.7

    No run, the batter shoulders arms to let that one through.

  • 0.0

    NS Harish walks out to face the hat-trick ball.

  • 0.0

    Signing off - Right then, that is it from this entertaining contest, and we close out a string of three doubleheader days with a bang. At the end of the week, Nellai Royal Kings stay top of the table, but IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans are right alongside them with 2 wins out of 3, the teams separated only by NRR. We now move into the new week but stay in Dindigul for a few more days. On Monday, August 10, there is one game scheduled. It will be SKM Salem Spartans taking on Siechem Madurai Panthers in Match 11 of the season. Salem are looking for their first win, whereas Madurai are looking to stay the only unbeaten team in the competition, and it has all the makings of a great contest. The game will begin at 2 pm GMT (7.30 pm IST), but you can tune in early as well to our build-up. Until then, take care and goodbye!

  • 0.0

    Player of the Match - Tushar Raheja gets the accolade for a second time running and deservingly so for his unbeaten 90 off just 52 balls. Raheja says that there's no better feeling than remaining unbeaten and finishing the game. On the performance of Amith Sathvik, Raheja says that he (Sathvik) set the tone, and he (Raheja) was happy to stay at the other end and watch. They decided to just go after the bowlers in the Powerplay, and it worked out. He also adds that they are taking it one game at a time. Further mentions that winning the Powerplay was the most important thing and everything else got easier thereafter.

  • 0.0

    The Presentation ceremony...

  • 0.0

    Not good enough - For a team that came into this game on the back of a couple of wins, this performance will hurt Nellai Royal Kings. They wasted a fine start with the bat and went from 119/1 in 10 overs to 206/8 in 20 overs. Then, with the ball, the pacers were off their lines and lengths, and even the spinners got taken apart inside the Powerplay. There was a mini comeback in the second half of the chase but by then the game was already over.

  • 0.0

    Amith Sathvik steals the show - What a run chase from Tiruppur and just like last time, they have chased down in excess of 200 runs with over 10 balls to spare. The foundation of this chase was laid right at the top by the two openers. Amith Sathvik and Tushar Raheja went on a blitz, picking up 90 runs in the Powerplay. Their stand finally ended on 119, when Sathvik chopped one onto the stumps, but not before playing an eye-catching knock of 76 off just 31 balls. Raheja top-scored again as he followed up his century from the last game with an unbeaten 90 in this one. Sai Kishore also played a handy knock, which will give him confidence going forward.

  • 0.0

    The champions go back-to-back - Another stellar showing with the bat and for the second time running, IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans have managed to gun down a target of above 200 runs, that too with ease. This is also the third-highest successful chase in TNPL history as Nellai Royal Kings are handed their first defeat of the season.

  • 18.1

    FOUR! That will do nicely for the reigning champions. The captain, Sai Kishore, hits the winning runs, and IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans win by 8 wickets. Short ball on middle, Kishore leans back and gets on top of the bounce, smashing the pull between long on and deep mid-wicket for a boundary.

  • 17.6

    1 run, that is pulled away through the mid wicket region for a single.

  • 17.5

    Good review! Another pace-off delivery, shorter and pushed wide of the off stump. Sai Kishore leaves it alone and a wide is called. Sonu Yadav has reviewed it. The third umpire confirms that the batter is in his normal stance, but technology shows that the ball is passing within the wide guideline. Fair delivery.

  • 17.4

    Slower and into the pitch, chopped down into the off side for a single.

  • 17.3

    1 run, that is flicked off the back foot for a run.

  • 17.2

    1 run, that is flicked off the back foot for a run.

  • 17.1

    1 run, the batter lofts this in the air and gets a run for the team.

  • 16.6

    1 run, the batter goes back in the crease and flicks it away through mid wicket for a single.

  • 16.5

    FOUR! Uppish but past the fielder in a flash. Pitched fuller and outside off, Sai leans on and creams the drive to the right of the leaping extra cover fielder and picks up a boundary. Just 10 needed now off 19 balls.

  • 16.4

    A tired-looking shot from Raheja. Full toss on middle, slower and dips a bit as well. Raheja slaps it down to long on without any timing for a single.

  • 16.3

    1 run, the batter comes forward and punches it through covers for a single.

  • 16.2

    SIX! Sai Kishore finally gets one away. A slower bumper down leg, Sai gets inside the line and helps the pull over deep backward square leg for a six.

  • 16.1

    A better effort in the field this time, but Sonu Yadav can't quite get to it. Length ball around off, Tushar Raheja lofts it off the toe end of the blade and over mid off. Yadav comes running in from the deep and slides forward, stopping it on the bounce. Single taken.

  • 15.6

    1 run, this time the batter goes back and punches it from the crease for a run.

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