24-year-old Priyash Arya's magnificent 42-gend 103 directed Punjab kings (PBKS) IPL 2025 match number 22 to win a 18 -run win over Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in Mulanpur. Arya's centenary, which came in just 39 balls, was the fastest by an uncapulated Indian and Joint Fourthst in IPL history, only behind the dunies such as Chris Gayle, Yusuf Pathan and David Miller.
CSK laps in the field were even more surprisingly surprised, leaving him twice as part of five lapses at night. PBKS had a disappointing start with 83/5, but Arya's fireworks, followed by Shashank Singh (52* 36) and Marco Jansen (34* 19 runs), shared a 65 -run partnership, pushed to 219/6.
In response, CSK started well with Devon Conway and Rachin Rabindra and pairs 59 in Powerplay. Conway scored 69 runs in 49 balls, but retired in the 18th over. Shivam Dubey (27 to 42 runs) and MS Dhoni (27 for 12) tried to chase, but was too late. CSK's 180+ chasing struggles continued as they have now failed in their last 11 such efforts since 2020. With this win, PBK won its first domestic win of the season.
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Major moments from PBKS vs CSK, matching 22 of IPL 2025
1. Priyash Arya Toys to bring their first IPL tons with CSK bowlers
Priyash Arya made headlines with just 42 balls by his 103 runs. The 24 -year -old placed his innings with controlled aggression. Arya earned fifty 19 balls and reached its century in only 39 balls, the fourth fourth in IPL history. He landed Ravi Ashwin by 28 runs off 10 balls and defeated Matshesh Pathirana 6,6,4 and completed his hundred. Fall twice, 6 and 35, Arya paid CSK. His innings directed PBK to a rescue target despite a missing top order.
2. Davon Conway's Battle knock becomes meaningless
Devon Conway played fighting hand with 69 runs in 49 balls but struggled to live with the required rate. CSK needed 49 out of 13 balls, he retired, which became the second batsman this season after Tilak Verma. However, by the time he spent at the crease, he ensured the opposition bowlers to be placed on the backfoot, broke six borders and two sixes, and playing at a strike rate of 140.81.
3. Shashank-Jensen pushes over 200 total
After Arya's dismissal, Shashank Singh (from 52* 36) and Marco Jansen (34* 19 runs) shared a 65 -run partnership for the seventh wicket. His late Finnish, including smart running and clean hitting, became a good clan in a match winner. Both managed to take Punjab Kings into a highly competitive clan, which was about to win a match.
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