RCB Star Tim David Slams 3 Sixes In A Row Towards Punjab Kings, Leaves Everybody Shocked – Watch | Cricket Information

Strain to attain fast runs and intelligent bowling by Punjab Kings restricted Royal Challengers Bengaluru to a disappointing 95 for 9 regardless of Tim David’s rollicking fifty of their IPL match that was pruned to 14 overs per aspect on account of rain on Friday. The match began at 9.45 pm after a gentle drizzle refused to fade away for a very good a part of the night, and Kings’ skipper Shreyas Iyer didn’t hesitate to bowl first. The choice proved proper as Punjab bowlers plucked three wickets within the energy play section, which was curtailed to 4 overs due to the delayed begin. Phil Salt began the proceedings with a crisp boundary however perished within the first over itself, making an attempt to hammer Arshdeep Singh (2/23) out of the park and stumper Josh Inglis accomplished a very good catch.

Virat Kohli didn’t final lengthy both, as Marco Jansen peddled 20 metres again to tug off a terrific catch off Arshdeep.

Pacer Xavier Bartlett joined his teammate with the wicket of Liam Livingstone.

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Livingstone tried to carve Bartlett over covers however the ball was a contact outdoors the off-stump and the batter couldn’t impart timing to his shot, which was pouched by Priyansh Arya at covers.

The Royal Challengers’ energy play part rating learn a sorry 26 for 3.

Yuzvendra Chahal (2/11) made his return to his one-time IPL house Chinnaswamy Stadium memorable with the wicket of Jitesh Sharma.

Amidst the ruins round him, skipper Rajat Patidar performed some good-looking pictures, and none higher than a pick-up off his pads off Bartlett that soared over mid-wicket for a six.

However RCB quickly acquired a physique blow as Patidar (23, 18b) couldn’t clear Bartlett at sweeper cowl off Chahal, who teased the batters with these tossed up, fuller deliveries.

Jansen (2/10), who used short-pitched balls to good impact, had his personal moments as he jettisoned Krunal Pandya and Influence Sub Manoj Bhandage as RCB innings unravelled.

It was regardless of a couple of customary massive blows by David (50 not out, 26 balls) that included three sixes in a row off left-arm spinner Harpreet Brar. David made 32 runs for the ultimate wicket with Josh Hazlewood off 14 balls.