We had another IPL champion, first time a group outside the main two won the title (following the play-offs were presented), KXIP stayed stuck to the base (goodness sorry, I'm doing evolving patterns, I overlook), bowlers made joyful a lot of times, SRH bowlers made demise rocking the bowling alley rise like a phoenix, Nehra moved back the years - yet sent them again by picking a harm, MI fizzled in their late-blossoming act, there were two new groups as GL and RPS, a dry spell took cricket out of Maharashtra, Raina ended up being a disclosure as a pioneer, KKR - for once - couldn't deal with the weight in a knockout, the battle for the play-offs went right to the last class amusement, Barinder Sran took handling to the 1950s, groups pursuing won about everything - in any event in the primary half, and Kohli batted like a phenom to set up himself as an outright champion. Additionally, he held his temper within proper limits and took care of himself with a great deal of class.Warner strolls towards that huge stage where BCCI president Anurag Thakur is holding up to hand over the trophy. Warner gets it and his fellow team members swarm him on the stage. Yuvi Singh enters the phase in his own style with a "Bhangra". He then pauses for a minute to do push-ups, presumably emulating Chris Gayle, when West Indies won the World T20. Dhawan takes the trophy, whirls his mustache as he postures for the camera.
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