Punjab Kings won by 11 runs
Punjab Kings vs Chennai Super Kings lineups
Predicted XIs: each side's last XI until the toss confirms them
Punjab KingsXI from 23 May v Lucknow Super Giants
Prabhsimran Singh (wk)Wicketkeeper, right hand bat
2
Arshdeep Singh Bowler, left hand bat, left arm fast medium
Chennai Super KingsXI from 21 May v Gujarat Titans
Sanju Samson (wk)Wicketkeeper, right hand bat
2
Matthew Short Allrounder, right hand bat, right arm offbreak
3
Ruturaj Gaikwad (c) Batsman, right hand bat, right arm offbreak
4
Urvil Patel Wicketkeeper, right hand bat
5
Dewald Brevis Batsman, right hand bat, legbreak
6
Shivam Dube Allrounder, left hand bat, right arm fast medium
7
Anshul Kamboj Allrounder, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
8
Noor Ahmad Bowler, left hand bat, slow left arm orthodox
9
Mukesh Choudhary Bowler, left hand bat, left arm fast medium
10
Spencer Johnson Bowler, left hand bat
11
Gurjapneet Singh Bowler
Punjab Kings vs Chennai Super Kings Questions
When is Punjab Kings vs Chennai Super Kings?
Punjab Kings vs Chennai Super Kings starts at 15:00 UK time (19:30 in India) on Monday 25 April 2022, at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, part of IPL 2022; this page has the form, the head to head, the ground and the projections for the match.
What is the Punjab Kings vs Chennai Super Kings head to head?
Punjab Kings lead the Punjab Kings vs Chennai Super Kings head to head at 13-10 from 23 T20 meetings, and the latest, on 3 April 2026 at MA Chidambaram Stadium, was won by Punjab Kings.
What is Punjab Kings's recent form?
Punjab Kings have won 1 and lost 4 of their last 5 T20 matches, newest first W L L L L; most recently they beat Lucknow Super Giants on 23 May, 200/3 to 196/6.
What is Chennai Super Kings's recent form?
Chennai Super Kings have won 2 and lost 3 of their last 5 T20 matches, newest first L L L W W; most recently they lost to Gujarat Titans on 21 May, 140 to 229/4.
What is a good score at Wankhede Stadium?
A good first-innings score at Wankhede Stadium is around 195, the average over its last 30 T20 matches, and the side batting first has won 53% of them, so batting first has had the edge there.