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NEW DELHI: Royal Challengers Bengaluru pulled off a thrilling two-wicket win over Mumbai Indians in IPL 2026, chasing 167 on the final ball in Raipur. The star of the chase was Krunal Pandya, who scored a fighting 73 off 46 balls despite struggling badly with cramps during his innings. RCB were in trouble at 39/3 when Krunal came in, but he steadied the innings with important partnerships alongside Jacob Bethell and Jitesh Sharma before Bhuvneshwar Kumars late six sealed the victory.Krunal later admitted that pressure situations bring out the best in him. He said the pitch was not easy for big hitting and required patience and smart cricketing shots.I obviously love tough situations and I always prepare and look forward to those. Obviously wanted to finish the game but I was not able to do it but the shot that Bhuvi played was the shot of the match. It was a wicket where you have to play cricketing shots. Not the kind of wicket where you line up the bowlers. You have to apply and grind and play the knock, Krunal said.Watch the emotional speech by Krunal Pandya: IPL (@IPL) Krunal revealed that he was cramping badly throughout his innings and was physically exhausted by the end.I was cramping a lot. It started from calf, went to glutes and went to my back. So I was cramping a lot. I don't usually bat so long, he said. 131005504After the match, Krunal became emotional while speaking about former Mumbai Indians teammate Kieron Pollard, calling him a big brother. Reflecting on his six successful years with MI, he remembered the bond shared by Pollard and the Pandya brothers.Polly (Kieron Pollard) is my big brother... GOAT of this format... and as he says, you can't keep a good man down, Krunal said.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan has admitted his confidence remains 'quite low' despite rolling back the years to win the World Seniors Snooker Championship for the first time at the Crucible.The 50-year-old, widely regarded as the greatest player the sport has ever produced, delivered a vintage display in Sheffield as he brushed aside Joe Perry 10-4 in Sunday's final.It marked yet another triumphant return to the famous venue for O'Sullivan, who has now lifted eight world titles at the Crucible, including his seven professional world crowns.The Rocket was in scintillating form throughout the contest, compiling five centuries in the 10 frames he won and leaving Perry with little room to breathe.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThree of those tons came in a blistering opening session, with breaks of 110, 131 and 113 helping him establish a commanding 5-3 advantage.He then resumed in similarly ruthless fashion during the evening session, firing a superb 129 before sealing victory with a trademark century break of 100 that even included a flamboyant trick shot on the penultimate red.Yet despite the emphatic scoreline and the 30,000 winner's cheque, O'Sullivan insisted he is still battling self-doubt after a difficult few years."I've not been playing great for three years. My confidence is quite low," he admitted after collecting the trophy."When I get into little situations, I miss a few. And I never used to miss those balls."But if I can get some confidence going, then I'd like to finish my career on a strong note. So that's my ambition really left in the game."LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Transgender athlete wins three events as protest erupts at US track meetLuke Littler puts dream career move on hold because of girlfriend Faith MillarRory McIlroy gives PGA Championship update after major injury scareCongratulations to the 2026 JenningsBet World Seniors Snooker Champion, The Rocket Ronnie O'Sullivan pic.twitter.com/oyNX9ghDQu Snooker Legends (@Snookerlegends) May 10, 2026 Those remarks offer a revealing insight into the mindset of a player who, even at 50, remains capable of producing snooker of the highest order but continues to wrestle with his own expectations.O'Sullivan also acknowledged that the tournament had been tougher than the scorelines suggested."Every match I played felt hard. I know it might not have looked it," he said."These guys are experienced competitors. In some of the games, I had to really dig deep."The sold-out crowd at the Crucible were treated to a reminder of O'Sullivan's enduring brilliance, with former world champion John Parrott describing him as snooker's equivalent of Lionel Messi and Tiger Woods.Perry, meanwhile, was gracious in defeat and admitted facing O'Sullivan remains one of the toughest tasks in sport."Unless you ever get the experience of sharing a table with Ronnie, you'll never understand what it's like," he said."You're just under pressure from the minute you play."It was an absolute honour."After a week in which he once again dazzled on snooker's grandest stage, O'Sullivan will now head back to his base in Dublin before returning to action later this week at the Global 900 Championship.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter