#5 Match winners
The skipper of the Mumbai Indians, Rohit Sharma has not really set the tenth edition of the tournament on fire with his breath-taking batting and will be itching to find some form going into the business end of the tournament. Coming back after a long injury layoff, Rohit has struggled with his consistency in the middle order and has failed to score substantial runs in the competition.
The 30-year-old, however, has been a proven match winner not only for the Mumbai Indians but also for the Indian team in the past and his contributions with the bat will be crucial for the team’s fortunes as they enter the knockout stages.
The superman of world cricket, AB de Villiers has not been able to produce his heroics in this year’s tournament. The South African batsman is one of the mainstays in the batting unit for the Challengers and his failure with the bat is one of the main reasons for their dismal performances.
Although the flamboyant batsman missed the initial stage of the tournament due to injury, he created a huge impact in his comeback game as he scored an unbeaten 89 against the Kings XI Punjab. The 33-year-old has failed to get going since then and will be looking to make amends in the remainder of the matches.
If de Villiers does indeed get going, RCB will definitely get over the line.
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