We're going to wrap up here, there's no sign of any presentation yet. There'll be lots of fireworks, you get the jist.

Take a read of Sam Drury's report, which will feature quotes when we have them.

Have a good evening.

We're just waiting for the trophy lift and presentations at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

Knowing the IPL, they'll put on a bit of a show.

Meanwhile his compatriot and international captain Pat Cummins couldn't stem the KKR tide, going for 18 runs from his two overs - although he did take the wicket of Sunil Narine.

If it's any consolation, he did manage to top score for SRH in the first innings. But you need more than 24 runs from your number nine to win an IPL final.

Mitchell Starc became the most expensive player in IPL history when he was bought by KKR in the IPL auction late last year.

He took 2-14 from his three overs in this final, an economy rate of 4.67.

Worth every rupee?

Here's the winning moment and how Kolkata Knight Riders celebrated...

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Pretty much every member of a gleeful KKR side is lining up to be interviewed by the TV broadcasters.

Each one getting their moment, there's a lot of slapped backs and arms around shoulders - a great team spirit.

Kolkata Knight Riders bowler Andre Russell: "I don't have the words to explain right now, it means so much with all the fans supporting us throughout since the start of the season and we as the players going game after game and getting the job done.

"All of us were disciplined and just wanted the same goals. This franchise has done so much for me, helping with my fitness. this is a big gift to all of them, so I'm so happy."

KKR topped the regular season table and they backed their record in this final, blowing SRH away for a mere 113.

Pat Cummins and his bowlers faced a near impossible task, but might not have expected to be taken apart in a little more than ten overs.

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
Former IPL batter on BBC Test Match Special

What a win, we knew this was going to happen, they've been the best side of the tournament.

Venkatesh Iyer finishes unbeaten on 52 from 26 balls, a sparkling innings featuring five fours and two sixes.

Namesake and captain Shreyas helped out with six from three at the end.

Nikesh Rughani
BBC Test Match Special commentator

KKR have absolutely thumped the Sunrisers for the victory.

The title is KKR's!

A tad inauspiciously, Shahbaz Ahmed's delivery takes Ventakesh Iyer's inside edge and does enough to beat keeper Heinrich Klaasen, running away for the winning single.

A mass of purple shirts race onto the field to claim stumps and leap around with abandon.

Scores level.

Shreyas Iyer drops a single into the covers.

Almost a chance?

Ventakesh sweeps Shahbaz Ahmed uppishly, the ball lands just short of the diving Rahul Tripathi coming in from the square boundary.

Two runs away.

The win doesn't come up in this over.

KKR can only take three singles, the final one, a cut to deep cover, bringing up Ventakesh Iyer's fifty.

Aiden Markram here to bowl what may well be the final over.

Ventakesh clubs his first ball into mid-wicket for two, then can't get his next two deliveries away.

Nikesh Rughani
BBC Test Match Special commentator

He's come out to party.

Shreyas Iyer with a four straight away.

Captain Shreyas Iyer arrives at the crease and gets off the mark with a reverse swept four.

A fly in the ointment for KKR?

Rahmanullah Gurbaz has been given out lbw on the sweep.

It was a late call, a lot of the fielders thought the ball had run away for four leg byes.