Pepsi Indian Premier League 2014

Gautam Gambhir has expressed his dismay over the way the celebrations at the Eden Gardens went about.

Kolkata Knight Riders' victory celebrations post their triumphant Indian Premier League (IPL) campaign were marred by a near-stampede followed by a lathi-charge as more than 150,000 supported clambered over barricades and gates to get a glimpse of their heroes.

While the players took credit for all the on-field heroics, Deivarayan Muthu writes about the efficiency of head coach, Sanjay Bangar

Elated at being part of an IPL-winning team thrice, KKR batsman Yusuf Pathan credited team owners Shah Rukh Khan, Jai Mehta and Juhi Chawla for his fine form, saying that they backed him even after a lacklustre run at the start of the season.

KKR edged KXIP by three wickets to become only the second team to win the IPL twice, after CSK. To win the title after having won just two out of their first seven games feels like a dream, says skipper Gautam Gambhir.

KXIP captain George Bailey doled out a whole-hearted appreciation for a number of Indian players and coaching staff, who he says were vital in his team's grand success in the just concluded seventh edition of the IPL.

There were quite a few milestones achieved in the 2014 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL).

The seventh edition of the Indian Premier League sparkled thanks to the efforts of a bunch of really talented Indian youngsters. Here's Boria Majumdar with more on the topic.

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) team owner Shah Rukh Khan dedicated the team's second Indian Premier League (IPL) triumph to to the hard work work put in by the team members and the support staff.

Kolkata Knight Riders, who were the champions in 2012, lifted the coveted trophy for the second time. In doing so, they became only the second team after Chennai Super Kings (CSK) to secure two IPL titles.