IPL 2023 Points Table: The First Half Of IPL 2023 Ends

IPL 2023 Points Table: The first half of IPL 2023 is over. The first part of the 16th season of the Indian Premier League is over.

The Played between Titans and Mumbai Indians:-

Out of the total 70 matches played this season, 35 have been played. The last match of the first half was played between Gujarat Titans and Mumbai Indians.

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Gujarat Titans won by performing brilliantly. Along with this, the team also made changes in the points table.

Gujarat Titans, who registered a big win in the match against Mumbai Indians, have the advantage in the points table. By defeating Mumbai, the Gujarat team has reached the second position from the fourth position.

In this way the team has gained two places. At the same time, the Mumbai team has not suffered any loss according to the points table.

These four teams were on top after the first half:-

After the end of 35 matches of IPL 2023, the points table is ruled by Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s team Chennai Super Kings. CSK has won 5 out of 7 matches played so far and has 10 points.

Gujarat Titans are at number two in the table. Whoever has won 5 out of 7 matches. The points of both these teams are beans although CSK is better in terms of net run-rate.

The Rajasthan Royals team is in third place in the points table, which has won 4 out of 7 matches and has 8 points.

Lucknow Super Giants in fourth place, Royal Challengers Bangalore is in fifth place, and Punjab Kings in sixth place.

Like Rajasthan, these three teams also have 8 points, but due to a good net run rate, everyone’s position is different.

Account of the match between Mumbai and Gujarat:-

Batting first in this match, Gujarat scored 207 runs for 6 wickets in 20 overs. Abhinav Manohar and David Miller played quick innings for Gujarat.

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In response, the team of Mumbai Indians could only manage 152 runs for 9 wickets in 20 overs. For Mumbai Indians, Nehal Wadhera scored the highest 40 runs in 21 balls.