END OF OVER:
20 | 5 Runs 1 Wkt | RCB: 123/9 (43 runs required, RR: 6.15)

  • Zaheer Khan11 (7b)
  • Shakib Al Hasan3-0-21-2
  • Ryan ten Doeschate3-0-24-1

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Balaji is the Man of the Match for his four wickets. Balaji: "In t20, bowlers get into the other end, today I got my momentum going. Jacques and Lee gave us the start though. It gives a lot of pleasure when you get a top player like de Villiers."

Gautam Gambhir: "It was important for us to get on the board, we have the quality in the team, if we play to our potential, then we will be hard to beat. Balaji's bowling today was the best I have seen in a Twenty20 competition."

Daniel Vettori: "It was a spectacular performance from us with the ball. That opening spell from Lee, Kallis and Balaji set us back and we could not recover. It was exceptional bowling from them. We continually lost wickets."

RCB managed to convert 125 for 1 to 165 for 8 when KKR batted but Kallis got the big wicket of Gayle and Balaji's four strikes put RCB out of the game.

19.6
W
Shakib Al Hasan to Vinay Kumar, OUT, second wicket for Shakib to finish the game, Vinay charged out for the loft over long on, but found Shukla there, fine catch taken just inside the rope

R Vinay Kumar c Shukla b Shakib Al Hasan 25 (34m 26b 0x4 1x6) SR: 96.15

19.5
1
Shakib Al Hasan to Khan, 1 run, belted down to long on

RCB 2nd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st7CH GayleCA Pujara
2nd1CH GayleV Kohli
3rd12AB de VilliersV Kohli
4th5SS TiwaryAB de Villiers
5th8SS TiwaryMA Agarwal
6th27DL VettoriSS Tiwary
7th18R Vinay KumarSS Tiwary
8th28R Vinay KumarHV Patel
9th17Z KhanR Vinay Kumar