Australian paceman Mitchell Starc bowled a sensational opening spell to fire KKR to their third title in Chennai on Sunday. Kolkata bowled out Hyderabad for IPL's lowest total of 113 in a final as Australia's left-arm quick Starc returned figures of 2 for 14 to live up to his top billing in the world's most lucrative T20 tournament. Kolkata's batsmen had it easy and despite Sunil Narine's early departure, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, who made 39, and Venkatesh Iyer, on 52 not out, helped the team home with 9.3 overs to spare after a partnership of 91.
Australian paceman Mitchell Starc bowled a sensational opening spell to fire KKR to their third title in Chennai on Sunday. Kolkata bowled out Hyderabad for IPL's lowest total of 113 in a final as Australia's left-arm quick Starc returned figures of 2 for 14 to live up to his top billing in the world's most lucrative T20 tournament. Kolkata's batsmen had it easy and despite Sunil Narine's early departure, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, who made 39, and Venkatesh Iyer, on 52 not out, helped the team home with 9.3 overs to spare after a partnership of 91.
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Australian paceman Mitchell Starc bowled a sensational opening spell to fire KKR to their third title in Chennai on Sunday. Kolkata bowled out Hyderabad for IPL's lowest total of 113 in a final as Australia's left-arm quick Starc returned figures of 2 for 14 to live up to his top billing in the world's most lucrative T20 tournament. Kolkata's batsmen had it easy and despite Sunil Narine's early departure, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, who made 39, and Venkatesh Iyer, on 52 not out, helped the team home with 9.3 overs to spare after a partnership of 91. 
