IPL 2025 Memes: Hilarious Reactions from PBKS vs CSK, Match 22 at Mullanpur Stadium

Punjab Kings stormed back to winning ways with an 18-run victory over Chennai Super Kings in Match 22 of IPL 2025, handing the five-time champions their fourth consecutive defeat of the season. The star of the night was Priyansh Arya, who smashed a brilliant 103 off just 42 balls, as Punjab posted 219/6 in Mullanpur. Chennai were very much in the contest till the last few overs but ultimately fell short, finishing at 201/5 in their 20 overs. Despite efforts from Devon Conway and MS Dhoni, Punjab’s bowlers kept their cool to seal the win and climb up the points table.

Electing to bat first, Punjab lost three wickets inside five overs. However, the Southpaw held one side of the end and hammered the joint-fourth fastest century in IPL history, lacing the innings with 7 fours and 9 sixes. His knock ensured Punjab crossed the 150-run mark inside 13 overs.

While wickets fell at the other end, including those of Shreyas Iyer, Prabhsimran Singh, and Glenn Maxwell, Arya kept smashing the Chennai bowlers. Once he departed in the 14th over, Shashank Singh (52* off 36) and Marco Jansen (34* off 19) took the onus on themselves to help Punjab finish with a defendable target.

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Chasing 220, Chennai had a bright start as Rachin Ravindra and Devon Conway became the first CSK opening pair to survive the powerplay this season. Ravindra made a quickfire 36, while Conway, who retired out in the 18th over, held one end with 69 off 49. Shivam Dube chipped in with a 27-ball 42, but CSK's scoring rate went low after his dismissal. When MS Dhoni joined Conway, CSK needed 59 off 18 balls. While Dhoni came up with a handy cameo with a 12-ball 27, his dismissal in the final over quashed CSK’s hopes. For Punjab, Lockie Ferguson picked up two crucial wickets while Yash Thakur and Glenn Maxwell chipped in with one each

Hilarious Reactions from PBKS vs CSK, Match 22 at Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, Mullanpur: