IPL 2018 Match 39 RCB vs SRH SCOREBOARD
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) playing 11 for IPL today's match: Parthiv Patel(w), Manan Vohra, Virat Kohli(c), AB de Villiers, Mandeep Singh, Moeen Ali, Colin de Grandhomme, Tim Southee, Umesh Yadav, Mohammed Siraj, Yuzvendra Chahal. Change: Manan Vohra replaces M Ashiwn, Moeen Ali is for Brendon McCullum.
Chasing a modest target of 147, Manan Vohra and Parthiv Patel opened the innings for Royal Challengers Bangalore. Sandeep Sharma came to bowl the first over for Sunrisers Hyderabad and started off with a wide. Sharma conceded only 5 runs in his first over as he bowled with great line and length. Bhuvneswar Kumar bowled the 2nd over and Parthiv hit the first ball for four. Bhuvi came back superbly before Parthiv slapped the 5th ball for four straight down the ground followed by a single. Bhuvneswar Kumar gave away 9 runs in his first over. Shakib came to bowl the 3rd over and conceded 6 runs in the first 3 balls. Parthiv was batting in 5th gear as he hit 2 fours before getting out off the 5th ball. Virat Kohli came to the crease after the dismissal of Parthiv.
After the end, of over 9th over RCB scored 71 for the loss of 2 wickets with Virat Kohli (38 runs off 27 balls) and ABD (3 runs off 4 balls) at the crease
Shakib Al Hasan came to bowl the 10th over and took the wicket off Virat Kohli, an over-confident rash shot, which opened the match again. Moeen Ali came to crease after the wicket of Kohli (39 (30b 5x4 1x6)) as Shakib conceded 4 runs in his 3rd over. Rashid Khan bowled the 11th over and a top edge of Moeen Ali bat went for four followed by a single. Rashid Khan got the massive wicket of AB de Villiers needless shot, given Kohli got out in the previous over. Another RCB batting collapse? Mandeep Singh came to the crease after the wicket of ABD and Rashid Khan conceded only 5 runs in his 3rd over. Siddharth Kaul came to bowl the 12th over and Moeen nearly chopped on but ball went for four. Kaul took the wicket of Ali of the 4th ball as RCB was half down as they lost 3 wickets in the space of 12 balls.
Sandeep Sharma came to bowl the 13th over and choked the run flow as he gave away only 2 runs. Shakib Al Hasan came to bowl the 14th over and conceded only 6 runs as RCB batsmen were dealing in singles and doubles. Sandeep Sharma came to bowl the 15th over and conceded 5 runs before Mandeep hit the last ball for four thanks to a missed field. Kaul bowled the 16th over and conceded only 6 runs. Rashid Khan came to bowl the 17th over and Grandhomme muscled Rashid for 2 sixes before surviving a stumping scare. Rashid Khan gave away 14 runs as RCB needed 25 runs in 18 balls. Bhuvneswar Kumar came to bowl the 18th over and Mandeep Singh took a single off the first ball. Grandhomme got an under edge of the 3rd ball which went for four, a much-needed boundary for RCB. Despite the boundary, Bhuvneswar Kumar gave away only 6 runs. A herculin task for RCB as the ball started reversing. Siddhartha Kaul came to bowl the 19th over and conceded 4 runs in first three balls. Kaul bowled a brilliant over as he gave away only 7 runs as Grandhomme and Mandee never looked to hit any boundary. RCB required 12 runs in final over to keep their playoff hopes alive but Bhuvneswar did it again for Sunrisers Hyderabad as he bowled an excellent over giving 6 runs. SRH won the match by 5 runs
Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) playing 11 for IPL today's match: Alex Hales, Shikhar Dhawan, Kane Williamson(c), Manish Pandey, Shakib Al Hasan, Yusuf Pathan, Wriddhiman Saha(w), Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Rashid Khan, Siddarth Kaul, Sandeep Sharma. Change: No change.
Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Virat Kohli won the toss and elected to field first. Shikhar Dhawan and Alex opened the innings for Sunrisers Hyderabad and Moeen Ali came to bowl the first over of the innings and gave away 4 runs as kept the things tight for RCB. Umesh Yadav bowled the 2nd over and started off with a dot ball followed by another dot ball. Dhawan pulled the 4th ball of the innings for four in the mid-wicket region. Hales hit the last ball for the 2nd boundary of the over as Yadav conceded 10 runs in his first over. Tim Southee came to bowl the third over and started off with a dot ball followed by a single in the mid-wicket region as Dhawan was not able to time the ball. Southee got the first breakthrough for RCB as Hales played a cross-batted shot. Southee strayed down the leg-side of the wicket and Williamson glanced the ball for four. Southee conceded 6 runs in his first over.
Umesh Yadav continued from other end and Williamson took a single off the first ball followed by another single Dhawan. Yadav conceded 5 runs in his 2nd over. Southee bowled the 5th over and started off with a wide. Williamson played a classic cover drive for four in the cover region. Southee conceded 12 runs as SRH batsmen looked to accelerate the run-rate. Mohammed Siraj came to bowl the last over of the powerplay and took the wicket of Shikhar Dhawan as he again failed to give SRH a solid start. Manish Pandey came to the crease after the dismissal of Dhawan as Siraj conceded only 2 runs in his 1st over. RCB bowler bowled with great line and length as they didn't give easy runs to Sunrisers Hyderabad and kept run-rate in check.
Chahal came to bowl the 7th over and conceded only 4 runs as SRH batsmen failed to score big runs. Moeen Ali came to bowl the 8th over and conceded only 5 runs as SRH were scoring with a run-rate of 5.87. Chahal continued to bowl from the other end and got the wicket of Manish Pandey as the ball stopped after pitching.
Moeen Ali returned for his third over, looking to strengthen the grip that RCB had made in the preceding overs. Taking advantage of the lack of spin on the ball Shakib went in for two consecutive boundaries over deep third-man and a straight drive. Moeen Ali ended a comparatively expensive over conceding 11 runs. SRH looked to change gears in the eleventh over trying to hit every ball hard. However, apart from a boundary on the on side in Chahal's over, the batsmen were finding it difficult to hit the ball across the fence. The over ended with a free hit which also ended up in a dot delivery for SRH. Grandhomme came with the 12th over and was struggling with his line. 8 runs came off this over. Srh was 76/3 after 12 overs.
Mohammed Siraj returned in 13th over to bowl the second one out of his quota of 4 overs. Siraj started doing what he does best, bowling quick short-pitch deliveries to create problems for the batsmen. Williamson and Shakib both struggled to score runs against Siraj who conceded only 4 runs in his over. RCB captain continued to build the pressure with pace attack and brought back Umesh Yadav to bowl the 14th over the innings. SRH batsmen struggled in the beginning but halfway through the over Yadav bowled two loose deliveries which Williamson was able to hit for a four and a six over third man. Looking to build on the momentum, courtesy of an expensive over by Yadav, Williamson hit Chahal for a six on the third ball of the fifteenth over. Williamson reached his fifty in 35 balls. SRH was 105/3 after 15 overs.
Siraj started the 19th over on a high by hitting the bull's eye. He clean-bowled the dangerous man Yusuf Pathan on the very first ball of the over. Saha on the crease hit a flat six on the third ball straight down the ground. Siraj made a comeback with a quick short-pitch delivery. Saha tried a cheeky scoop over fine-leg and got clean bowled. Tim Southee came back in the 20th over to conclude an impressive show of bowling by RCB throughout the innings. With the lower order batsmen on the crease, the pressure was on SRH to score runs in the last over of the innings. Batsmen were struggling, pressure mounted and this led to two run-outs in the over. On the last ball, Southee got Sandeep Sharma's wicket, making it 3/30 for him, and SRH got all out they could only manage to post a total of 146/10 in their quota of 20 overs, at a run rate of 7.30 runs per over.
Mallya effect: Rs 1 billion diverted from IPL team RCB's holding company: Even as United Spirits Ltd (USL) investigated a massive financial fraud at the company at the time businessman Vijay Mallya was at the helm of its affairs, the alleged financial irregularities spread to the company’s Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) as well. Royal Challengers Sports Pvt Ltd (RCSPL), the holding company of RCB, said in its latest financial statement filed before India’s regulators that it had detected financial irregularities to the tune of Rs 1.15 billion (Rs 115 crore).
What Australian veteran Mark Waugh said about RCB death bowling: Former Australian batsman Mark Waugh has attributed the poor performance of the Virat-Kohli led Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the ongoing edition of the IPL to their death bowling. "Death bowling is a major area of concern for RCB currently as their bowlers are too expensive towards the end," Waugh, a Star Sports Select Dugout expert, was quoted as saying in a media release. "They have had chances to win games but they just can"t find the right set of combination in the last couple of overs which is affecting the team's results," added Waugh, who played 128 Tests for Australia and scored 8,029 runs.
What Virat Kohli said after RCB lost the game against CSK: Kohli, on his part, referred to the dropped catches of Dwayne Bravo by Parthiv Patel and Yuzvendra Chahal. Chennai were in trouble at that stage but chances went abegging. "It was a close game. Dropped catches don't help," Kohli said. "It wasn't the ideal day for us: losing so many wickets. But that's how this game goes. We gave a really good effort in the second half. The wicket played slow throughout which was surprising. Had we taken or chances, we could have made it harder for themselves," the RCB skipper lamented.
Mallya effect: Rs 1 billion diverted from IPL team RCB's holding company: Even as United Spirits Ltd (USL) investigated a massive financial fraud at the company at the time businessman Vijay Mallya was at the helm of its affairs, the alleged financial irregularities spread to the company’s Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) as well. Royal Challengers Sports Pvt Ltd (RCSPL), the holding company of RCB, said in its latest financial statement filed before India’s regulators that it had detected financial irregularities to the tune of Rs 1.15 billion (Rs 115 crore).
Here is how RCB and SRH compare head to head in IPL matches played between them so far:
Overall
Matches played: 11
Sunrisers Hyderabad won: 7
Royal Challengers Bangalore won: 4
In Hyderabad
Matches played: 6
Sunrisers Hyderabad won: 5
Royal Challengers Bangalore won: 1
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