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After two months of action-packed cricket, the IPL came to a crescendo last night…

2:00pm – Spot-fixing speculation dismissed

England captain Joe Root and his Australia opposite number Tim Paine have both issued unequivocal assurances that their teams have no reason for concern over the spot-fixing allegations made in an Al Jazeera documentary.

Read more here.

1:30pm – Hazlewood blow for Australia

Pacer to miss out: Hazlewood.

Fast bowler Josh Hazlewood will miss Australia’s one-day tour of England with a back injury.

Cricket Australia has announced that Hazlewood, who took 21 English wickets during the Ashes, has “low-level bone stress” in his back.

Find out who replaces him, here.

1:00pm – Jennings replace Stoneman as England opener

Stoneman has paid the price.

England have recalled Keaton Jennings in place of out-of-form opener Mark Stoneman for the second NatWest Test at Headingley.

The hosts announced the only change to a 12-man squad early on Monday morning, following their nine-wicket defeat against Pakistan at Lord’s.

Read more here.

12:20pm – MS Dhoni thanks CSK fans on Instagram, hails Shane Watson

After leading his team to their third IPL title, MS Dhoni has thanked Chennai Super Kings fans for their support throughout.

The skipper shared an Instagram post, where he posed alongside his wife and daughter, while also heaping praise on Shane Watson, who was absolutely terrific on the night of the final.

Check out more on this story here.

9:50am – Shane Watson and MS Dhoni react to IPL triumph

In stunning form: Shane Watson.

Chennai Super Kings captured their third IPL crown in comprehensive fashion on Sunday evening as they thrashed Sunrisers Hyderabad by eight wickets in the final at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Chennai skipper MS Dhoni won the toss and elected to bowl first.

Sunrisers Hyderabad were able to score 178-6 in their 20 overs before a match-winning innings from Shane Watson saw the Super Kings achieve victory with nine balls to spare.

Read the thoughts of Aussie stalwart Watson, here, and Dhoni also reacted to the historic victory.

Our man Ashish Peter was on hand to bring you talking points from the match while Ajit Vijaykumar brings you this analysis.