Delhi Daredevils snapped a two-game losing streak to knock off IPL table-toppers Sunrisers Hyderabad by seven wickets and jump back into the play-off spots. Tigers Jerseys China . Delhi restricted Sunrisers to 146-8 after ousting the hosts skipper and star man David Warner (46 off 30 balls), with Chris Morris (1-19), Amit Mishra (2-19) and Nathan Coulter-Nile (2-25) impressing.Quinton de Kock (44 off 31) then starred up top for Delhi, before Rishabh Pant (39no off 26) and Sanju Samson (34no off 26) eased the visitors home in 18.1 overs as they leapfrogged Mumbai Indians and Kolkata Knight Riders and grabbed third spot.Sunrisers - above Gujarat Lions on run rate and ahead of Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai by two points - were consigned to their first defeat in five games, dampening Warners pleasure at becoming the eighth man to surpass 3,000 IPL runs. David Warner has topped 3,000 IPL runs The Australian matched Indians Suresh Raina, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Gautam Gambhir, Robin Uthappa and MS Dhoni as well as fellow overseas professional Chris Gayle during an ebullient innings in Hyderabad.Warner also took his run tally in this years tournament to 515 - Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Kohli is the only other player to have trumped 500 as yet - before he was bowled middle stump by off-spinner Jayant Yadav.Shikhar Dhawan made 38 - the opener now only 42 runs from joining Warner in the 3,000-run club - but Sunrisers scored just 66 from their final 10 overs, losing seven wickets in the process, including Yuvraj Singh (8) and Moises Henriques (0) in the space of three balls. Deepak Hooda treading on his wicket and Chris Morris football skills... Jason Gillespie and Owais Shah take you Inside the IPL. Morris bowled exquisitely for Delhi, castling Kane Williamson (27), while he also ran out Bhuvneshwar Kumar by side-footing the ball onto the stumps, the second eye-catching dismissal of the Sunrisers innings after Deepak Hooda trod on his wicket.De Kock then smote his way to within sight of his fourth 50-plus score of the season before he was adjudged caught behind off Henriques (2-19), despite Ultra Edge technology suggesting there was no nick - umpire Marais Erasmus perhaps hearing a noise as the openers helmet unbuckled.De Kocks dismissal failed to ruffle Delhi, however, with Pant and Samson - dropped on 18 by Henriques at midwicket - smashing an unbeaten fourth-wicket stand of 72 from 50 deliveries to ensure Delhi remedied the mini-slump in form, despite leaving Carlos Brathwaite and Sam Billings out of their XI.Catch more IPL action on Friday as Mumbai Indians host Kings XI Punjab. That clash is live on Sky Sports 1 from 3pm. Detroit Tigers Shirts .C. -- Marcus Paige and his North Carolina teammates have endured so many wild swings -- big wins, surprising losses, NCAA drama -- that no one can blame their Hall of Fame coach for wondering whats next. Spencer Turnbull Jersey . -- Nelson Cruz has only two hits in 15 at-bats against the Kansas City Royals this season. https://www.cheaptigers.com/899z-jose-cisnero-jersey-tigers.html . Since coming to the big leagues in late May, La Stella is 6 for 7 with the bases loaded, driving in 13 runs in those at-bats.It appears as though the Holiday Break couldnt have come at a better time for the Montreal Canadiens this season. After a roller coaster 4-3 OT win in Nashville on Saturday night, the Habs look like a team that needs a few days of rest and relaxation away from the rink and the game. Montreal has the rare opportunity this particular season to have a stretch of seven days off in between games. In fact, they wont even return to the ice for practice until next Friday when they arrive in Tampa to prepare for a date with the Lightning. While the physical break is always enjoyed, sometimes its the mental break that can be the best thing for a player; a few days away from the arena and the game all together, spending time with family and friends to enjoy the season. Sometimes it can be overlooked how much a few days of family time can do for a player. A good example would be Daniel Briere, who has only been back to his home in Philly with his kids once since arriving in Montreal for training camp. A few days back around the Christmas tree with family can be a great recharge. Max Pacioretty will have his hands full with a new baby to welcome into the family over the break, and no doubt will enjoy a few days off during the whirlwind experience of becoming a father. Its also a case of some good ol home cooking, with several players heading home for the holidays. Ryan White said hes most looking forward to Moms cooking. The holidays also bring out memories of childhood and for players with young kids, a chance to pass on family traditions. Even though Travis Moen recalls his excitement of receiving his first shotgun on Christmas morning at 12 years old, hes not looking to pass on that tradition, saying "we live in the city now, so I cant see that," but jokes that some traditional food dishes are in order and of course the matching pajamas for the whole family. Its a mixed bag for the Habs this year, some who have family coming to Montreal while others will venture home. There are even plans which include enjoying the holidays away in a different destination to escape the madness. One of those spots include Florida, where theyll remain and await the teams arrival next week. No matter which Habs player you talk to, and what the plans are, the common theme remains the same, its all about family. Hockey players are a tight group and the dressing room is much like a family, so its no surprise that remains the focus. So, while the players take a few days off, the fans should as well. Relax, take your mind off hockey for a few days. Hughie Jennings Jersey. Focus on the people around you. Spend some quality time with family and friends, and enjoy the festive season. Line combinations, statistics, and standings can take an aside for a few days to focus on whats really important. Its a long season in an Olympic year, and theres lots of hockey to still be played. Of course, theres still the World Juniors to watch on Boxing Day on TSN. And now, a few holiday notes... Id like to take a moment to thank all our team at TSN Radio 690 in Montreal. Its been a well-documented wild ride for the last two years, but things look brighter than ever for the future. There are a lot of people behind the scenes that make the station tick day to day and Id mention all the names, but fear of missing some. While you all are most likely familiar with the on-air talent, there is one name you dont hear of often that Id like to mention. He is our game night producer Marco Campagna. Hes the voice at the other end of the line every game for me, and also assembles our Saturday night montage openers. Top notch guy who never misses a game and it wouldnt be the same without him. Congratulations to our colleagues at RDS, who will remain as the Canadiens Regional rightsholder "en francais" for another 12 years. In addition to my friends Pierre Houde and Marc Denis, there are a lot of good people who work behind the scenes every game to bring a quality broadcast and its nice to see theyll still be together. A great piece of news before the holidays. Atlantic Canada, stay tuned, more Habs hockey is coming to a radio near you in 2014! The TSN 690 Habs Radio Network is expanding very soon. To all our listeners from across Canada and around the globe (yes, we know we have listeners in Australia and beyond), thanks for tuning in at all hours of the day. And to answer our most commonly asked question once again, if you have a PVR, pause your TV and listen online to sync up the feeds of TV and radio for a game. And finally, to all our listeners wherever and however you listen, thank you for allowing us into your homes, cars, earphones or any other way you tune in. From 690 AM, to internet, Bell TV, Bell Fibe, TSN Radio apps on your smartphones, NHL Radio on satellite and even podcasts, thank you. Enjoy the holidays everyone, wishing you all a very Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and all the best to you and yours. Please dont drink and drive. Well see you back on the airwaves Saturday night in Tampa Bay for the Habs and Lightning. ' ' '