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Faced with a tough 192-run target, Super Kings tried to scale it down through Ajinkya Rahane (45), M S Dhoni (37 not out) and Daryl Mitchell (34) but Capitals carried far too many guns for them on the night.
Titans chased down the target of 163 in 19.1 overs. Sai Sudharsan, who came on as Impact Player, made 45, while David Miller remained unbeaten on 44.
Mayank struck when things were starting to look bleak for LSG, getting rid of Bairstow, Prabhsimran Singh and Jitesh Sharma to return figures of 3/27.
Parag hit seven fours and six sixes, including smashing Anrich Nortje for 25 runs in the final over, to make his best-ever IPL score in a brilliant match-winning effort for Royals against DC.
Parag smashed an unbeaten 84 off 45 balls as Royals recovered to post 185/5. Delhi ended up on 173/5.
SRH notched up the highest total in IPL history as they made 277/3. A record 38 sixes were plundered in the game and it was also the highest aggregate (523) in a men's T20 match.
Rizvi played a six-ball 14-run knock, which included two sixes against Rashid Khan, in his second IPL match.
GT, in reply, could manage only 143/8 as Deepak Chahar (2/28 in 4 overs), Mustafizur Rahman (2/30 in 4 overs), Tushar Deshpande (2/21) and Matheesha Pathirana (1/29 in 4 overs) one by one tightened the noose on their batting unit.
MI failed to break their opening game jinx. The last time they won their IPL opener was against Chennai Super Kings way back in 2012.
It was a thrilling last-ball finish to remember as Klassen dragged SRH from the brink of defeat to almost over the line before Harshit took it away from them.