That is all we have from this game but we have a double-header lined up tomorrow on Super Sunday. The first game of the day is between Hyderabad and Bangalore. That match will begin at 3.30 pm IST (10 am GMT) but our build-up will begin much sooner. This game will be followed by a clash between Chennai and Delhi which will start at 7.30 pm IST (2 pm GMT). Do join us then, goodbye and cheers!

Avesh Khan (3-1-19-3) is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH! Avesh says that he was backing his hard-length delivery against Russell even if he goes for a maximum. Says Russell's wicket was stand out as he can single-handedly take it away. Tells that he just focuses on the next delivery and there is confidence around him from his dad and from the management which helps him. Mentions that they just try to execute the plans.

KL Rahul, the skipper of Lucknow says Rahul says that winning by 75 runs does suggest that they did dominate the game and the only disappointing thing was the run-out. He adds that he knew it was a slow and sticky wicket and applauds the way Quinton de Kock and Deepak Hooda batted and also the cameos from Marcus Stoinis and Jason Holder in the end were very much handy. He then praises the bowlers as well for their performance and reckons that implementing the skill is the main thing and they have been put another pressure but they have come through. Mentions that it is scary to be a bowler or a fielder in this format but they have a chat before the game and if the plan doesn't work out, it's fine. Adds that they have still areas to improve and there is a good vibe around the side and everyone wants to compete. Reckons they are sticking to their plans and is happy that the wins are stringing along.

Jason Holder is extremely happy to win. Adds that the wicket was not easy to bat on and the bowlers did well to restrict them. Tells that the ball was holding on the surface and the batters did well to hang there and strike later. Mentions the bowlers as they did an incredible job. Tells that as a side, they are complementing each other well. Mentions that it is a collective effort and not an individual or a couple of individuals who have stood out for the season. Ends by saying they have all bought into what KL is pushing down to them.

Kolkata skipper, Shreyas Iyer says Lucknow outplayed them in bowling and batting, they did well on the bowling side in patches but they gave too many runs in the fag end. Says it was difficult to assess the pitch. Admits they should have restricted them to 155-160 but Lucknow batted really well. Mentions that they have a conversation on what to do after winning the toss and feels after losing the matches, it is better to lose the toss sometimes. Tells that they are failing to keep the basics right, they need to assess the Powerplay and in the death overs well which they will try to do better in the next game.

Kolkata will look back on this game and will be very disappointed with themselves. First, with the ball, Shivam Mavi conceded 5 maximums in one over which ruined a decent bowling performance from the whole team. But then with the bat, Kolkata were just shambolic. Indrajith fell in the first over and then skipper Shreyas Iyer and Aaron Finch the two most experienced batters in the side just couldn't find their rhythm and were dismissed soon after. There was really just one man who played a lone hand and that was Andre Russell but he had a bit of luck going his way too. In the end, the tailenders just crumbled under pressure and Kolkata were bowled out in under 15 overs. Stay tuned for a few interviews...

After putting on an above-par score on a pitch that was not easy to bat on, the Lucknow pacers just spat fire right from the get-go. Mohsin Khan bowled a wicket-maiden first over that set the tone and then the likes of Dushmantha Chameera, Avesh Khan and Jason Holder all got into the act with wickets of their own. Holder did get hit out of the park by Russell in one over but ended proceedings really well and ended with three wickets in total. Lucknow were totally dominant not just with the bowl but in the field as well. This is a morale-boosting win at the right time for Lucknow and they have all but sealed the playoffs berth.

Kolkata have been bundled out for 101 runs and Lucknow have sent a warning to all the other sides with this statement win. They have ousted their opponents in the field and it is a huge victory that takes Lucknow onto the top of the points table. This also means that five-times champions, Mumbai are mathematically out of the race for the playoffs.

Harshit Rana is the last man in!

Tim Southee walks out now. 

Review taken! Lucknow take a review for LBW! UltraEdge shows no bat. The impact might be outside off and Ball Tracking confirms the same.

Strategic Break! Lucknow need just three wickets to win and they have to tackle Sunil Narine who is the only known batter out. 89 runs needed in 42 balls and Lucknow will fancy a win from here.