From Pathan brothers (Irfan and Yusuf) to Marsh bros (Shaun and Mitchell), the Indian Premier League (IPL) has witnessed quite a few siblings, who have rocked the charts in the cash-rich league over the years. Let’s have a look at the complete list of siblings who have played in IPL.

1) Irfan Pathan, Yusuf Pathan

IPL debut: Irfan (2008 vs CSK), Yusuf (2008 vs DC)
Totals runs: Irfan (1139), Yusuf (3204)
Total wickets: Irfan (80), Yusuf (42)

2) Michael Hussey, David Hussey

IPL debut: Michael (2008 vs PBKS), David (2008 vs RCB)
Total runs: Michael (1977), David (1322)
Total wickets:Michael (0), David (8)

3) Albie Morkel, Morne Morkel

IPL debut: Albie (2008 vs RCB), Morne (2009 vs MI)
Total runs:Albie (974), Morne (126)
Total wickets:Albie (85), Morne (77)

4) Dwayne Bravo, Darren Bravo

IPL debut: Dwayne (2008 vs CSK), Darren (2017 vs RPS)
Total runs:Dwayne (1560), Darren (6)
Total wickets:Dwayne (183), Darren(0)

5) Siddharth Kaul, Uday Kaul

IPL debut: Siddharth (2008 vs DC), Uday ( 2008 vs RCB)
Total runs:Siddharth (20), Uday (0)
Total wickets:Siddharth (58), Uday (0)

6) Brendon McCullum, Nathan McCullum

IPL debut:Brendon (2008 vs RCB), Nathan ( 2012 vs CSK)
Total runs:Brendon (2880), Nathan (26)
Total wickets:Brendon (0), Nathan (0)

7) Shaun Marsh, Mitchell Marsh

IPL debut: Shaun (2008 vs DC), Mitchell (2010 vs RCB)
Total runs:Shaun (2477), Mitchell (480)
Total wickets:Shaun (0), Mitchell (27)

8) Hardik Pandya, Krunal Pandya

IPL debut: Hardik (2015 vs RCB), Krunal (2016 vs GL)
Total runs: Hardik (2012), Krunal (1402)
Total wickets: Hardik (51), Krunal (65)

9) Sam Curran, Tom Curran

IPL debut: Sam (2019 vs RR), Tom (2018 vs CSK)
Total runs:Sam (414), Tom (127)
Total wickets:Sam (37), Tom (13)

10) Marco Jansen, Duan Jansen

IPL debut: Marco (2021 vs RCB), Duan (2023 vs KKR)
Total runs:Marco (9), Duan (0)
Total wickets:Marco (13), Duan (1)

All stats as on 18/04/2023

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The One-Day format of the game is a riveting one where the action spans up to 100 overs in a day. The team which plays better through all t??he phases usually end up on?? the winning side.

The game witnessed several blockbuster finishes with t??he action building up until the 100th over of the match, with?? the chasing team needing a handful.

Today, let’s have a look at five successful chases in the last over of an ODI match:

1. Celkon Cup final �India vs Sri Lanka in 2013

The summit clash of the triangular series between India, Sri Lanka and hosts West Indies would be remembered for MS Dhoni’s finishing prowess, where he knocked off 13 runs required off the final over of Shaminda Eranga, with just one wicket in hand.

Sri Lanka set a target of 202? in front of the Indian team which was fresh off their triumphant 2013 Champions Trophy campaign.

The likes of Rohit Sharma, Dinesh Karthik and Suresh Raina, threatened to chase down the score at ease, with the score at??? 139/3.

However, it all changed soon as the ‘Men in Blue’ were reduced to 167/8. Last man Ishant Sharma walked in with the score at 182/9.

It was Dhoni who shepherded India, with 13 required off the final over and launch?ed the assault against Eranga, with a couple of deliveries to spare.

2. Fortune Cup – 1st ODI, Pakistan vs West Indies in 2008

The 2008 Pakistan-West Indies encounter at Abu Dhabi saw Kamran Akmal ch??asing down the total set by West Indies, with as many as 17 require?d in the final over.

Earlier, West?? Indies posted a daunting target of 295 in the first of three-match ODI series. Shoaib Malik p?ut Pakistan in a respectable position.

However, it was Akmal’s 9-ball 24 cameo which changed the game for West Indies, with Pakistan requiring 33 off the final three overs. Jerome Taylor faced the brunt of Akmal’s bat as he dispatched him for three sixes.

3. 2nd ODI – Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh in 2006

The Zimbabwe-Banglades??h encounters have always turned out to be classics, and the 3rd ODI at Harare during the 2006 Bangladesh tour proved to be the same.

With the five-match series tied at 1-1, the Tigers were looking at a possible victory. Especially, after posting a ch?allenging 236 and ??reducing the hosts to 151/7.

However, it was Brendan Tayl??or who turned out to be the hero of the day, with his match-winning knock of 79 off just?? 72 deliveries.

Zimbabwe needed 18 off ?the final over from Mashrafe Mortaza, and five req?uired from the final delivery. Taylor smashed Mortaza in the final delivery for a maximum to help his side win the match.

4. Benson and Hedges World Series: England vs Australia in 1987

Australia hosted the Benson and Hedges World Series in 1987 where they met England at Sydney for the second round. The Aussies could manage only 233, afte??r getting a decent start from Geoff Marsh and Dirk Welham.

Chasing a challenging total,?? David Gower ?and Chris Broad gave the perfect start for the Three Lions but were reduced to 202/7 in the 47th over.

England had their task cut-out with 18 required off the final over from Bruce Reid. It was Allan Lamb’s turn to be the hero of the match as he knocked off the required target with his brutal hitting, taking his team home with an unbeaten knock of 77.

5. 2nd ODI: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka in 2013

The rain-hit encounter between hosts Sri Lanka and New Zealand reached its climax with 19 runs required off the final over? from Rangana Herath.

Nathan M?cCullum did the unexpected and smashed Herath to all corners of the ground. The bowling all-rounder smashed a 9-ball 32 in the process to help New Zealand win a memorable game.

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