Royal Challengers Bengaluru Vs Delhi Capitals Match 62 12 May 2024

62nd T20 • M.Chinnaswamy Stadium • Bengaluru

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

187/9 (20)

Delhi Capitals

140 (19.1)

RCB won by 47 runs

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Scorecard

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Date & Time

12 May, 07:30 PM IST

Venue

M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru

Match

62nd T20,

Indian Premier League

Umpires

Nand Kishore (India), Vineet Kulkarni (India), Nitin Menon (India, TV)

Referee

Rajiv Seth (India)

Toss

Delhi Capitals elected to bowl

Pitch Report

It's a bit of overhead conditions, few droplets of rain earlier and hopefully it stays away. We're in pitch number eight, it's got interesting history. There was a 182 which was chased down earlier, then there was record 282 which proved enough. Then in the previous game, 147, low end of a scale which was chased comfortably by RCB. There was lot of grass towards the middle of the surface, it's not shaved off. Around that good length area, it's dry, extremely hard. The quicks came into play last game. This venue has become unpredictable, 180 or 190 is the average score and it has become a good batting surface. The spinners and seamers will not have much assistance.

1st Innings

164Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

141.07Avg SR

2nd Innings

149Avg Runs

5Avg Wkts

143.05Avg SR

Weather Update

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

RCB

5- 5

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

Delhi Capitals

Players to Watch

Top Batters

Virat Kohli

RCB . BAT

634 Runs

12 Matches

Rishabh Pant

DC . WK

413 Runs

12 Matches

Faf du Plessis

RCB . BAT

361 Runs

12 Matches

Top Bowlers

Mukesh Kumar

DC . BOWL

15 Wkts

8 Matches

Kuldeep Yadav

DC . BOWL

14 Wkts

9 Matches

Khaleel Ahmed

DC . BOWL

14 Wkts

12 Matches

Player of the Match Cameron Green

32(24)

RCB

Info

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

187/9 (20)

Batters

Virat Kohli

207.69

c Porel b Sharma

Faf du Plessis

85.71

c Fraser-McGurk b Kumar

Will Jacks

141.38

c Patel b Yadav

Rajat Patidar

162.50

c Patel b Salam

Cameron Green

133.33

Not out

Mahipal Lomror

162.50

c Porel b Ahmed

Dinesh Karthik

0.00

c Yadav b Ahmed

Swapnil Singh

0.00

c Kushagra b Salam

Karn Sharma

150.00

runout (Kumar / Hope)

Mohammed Siraj

0.00

runout (Kumar / Porel)

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 2, NB: 0, W: 7)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 9.35)

187/9

Did not Bat

Lockie Ferguson, Yash Dayal

Bowlers

EXT

Ishant Sharma

10.33

Syed Khaleel Ahmed

7.75

Mukesh Kumar

7.67

Axar Patel

8.00

Kuldeep Yadav

13.00

Rasikh Dar

7.67

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Faf du Plessis

c Fraser-McGurk b Kumar

1-23

2.2

Virat Kohli

c Porel b Sharma

2-36

3.4

Rajat Patidar

c Patel b Salam

3-124

12.3

Will Jacks

c Patel b Yadav

4-137

14.4

Mahipal Lomror

c Porel b Ahmed

5-174

17.4

Dinesh Karthik

c Yadav b Ahmed

6-174

17.6

Swapnil Singh

c Kushagra b Salam

7-176

18.3

Karn Sharma

runout (Kumar / Hope)

8-185

19.5

Mohammed Siraj

runout (Kumar / Porel)

9-187

19.6

Delhi Capitals

140/10 (19.1)

Batters

David Warner

50.00

c Jacks b Swapnil Singh

Jake Fraser-McGurk

262.50

runout (Yash Dayal)

Abishek Porel

66.67

c Ferguson b Yash Dayal

Shai Hope

126.09

c Sharma b Ferguson

Kumar Kushagra

66.67

lbw b Siraj

Axar Patel

146.15

c Plessis b Yash Dayal

Tristan Stubbs

75.00

runout (Green)

Rasikh Dar

83.33

c Jacks b Green

Kuldeep Yadav

60.00

b Yash Dayal

Mukesh Kumar

42.86

c Lomror b Ferguson

Ishant Sharma

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 5)

TOTAL

(19.1 Ov, RR: 7.3)

140/10

Bowlers

EXT

Swapnil Singh

9.00

Mohammed Siraj

8.25

Yash Dayal

3.1

6.32

Karn Sharma

9.50

Lockie Ferguson

5.75

Cameron Green

4.75

Will Jacks

16.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

David Warner

c Jacks b Swapnil Singh

1-8

0.4

Abishek Porel

c Ferguson b Yash Dayal

2-24

2.1

Jake Fraser-McGurk

runout (Yash Dayal)

3-24

2.2

Kumar Kushagra

lbw b Siraj

4-30

3.3

Shai Hope

c Sharma b Ferguson

5-86

9.3

Tristan Stubbs

runout (Green)

6-90

10.6

Rasikh Dar

c Jacks b Green

7-127

14.6

Axar Patel

c Plessis b Yash Dayal

8-128

15.4

Mukesh Kumar

c Lomror b Ferguson

9-135

17.4

Kuldeep Yadav

b Yash Dayal

10-140

19.1

Match Info

Date & Time

12 May, 07:30 PM IST

Venue

M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru

Match

62nd T20,

Indian Premier League

Umpires

Nand Kishore (India), Vineet Kulkarni (India), Nitin Menon (India, TV)

Referee

Rajiv Seth (India)

Toss

Delhi Capitals elected to bowl

0 1 0 1wd 0 1 0

Over 17

Runs: 3

1 1 0 W 0 0

Over 18

Runs: 2

2 1wd 0 0 1 1wd 0 0

Over 19

Runs: 5

Over 20

Runs: 0

All Overs

Player of the Match Cameron Green

32(24)

Commentary

That brings us to the end of our coverage for this encounter. A one-sided contest in the end with RCB continuing their winning run with a 47-run win against the Delhi Capitals. At the halfway stage, the Capitals would have been very happy to restrict RCB to a score under 190 but what transpired in the run chase was far from ideal for the Capitals. They lost four wickets in the powerplay and it was always going to be an uphill task from there on. Axar Patel waged a lone battle and scored a half century but that was nowhere close to being enough in the end. We are in the final stages of the tournament and every match is important now. The Gujarat Titans will square off against the Kolkata Knight Riders tomorrow. Another must-win game for GT. Do join us then and for many more sporting actions but for now, this is me (Arya Sekhar Chakraborty) and Pradeep signing off.

Cameron Green is the Player of the Match, here is what he had to say: Yeah, obviously a great game for our team. We have found some form in the last few games. Unfortunately, it wasn't there in the first half but we are still in with a chance. We had to come out and take early wickets. We knew the wicket wasn't that great so we had to bat according to the conditions. I think we identified that pace on was easier. Sometimes the dew takes it away, thankfully there wasn't any today. I think I have spend enough time in India in the last couple of years to get used to the conditions. There has been something for the bowlers this season in Chinnaswamy so that's not a bad thing to happen.

Faf du Plessis (Royal Challengers Bengaluru captain): We have put in some really good performances so that's very pleasing. It is just confidence. The first half of the tournament didn't go well for us and a couple of guys then started scoring regularly. Obviously the bowling department has stepped up. We failed to get wickets in the first half and now we are bowling out opposition's. It's just the feeling, sometimes people talk about match up. The match up wasn't great for Karn but as a left hander you have to go with the ball spinning in. Karn has been great for us. Axar batting through the middle would have been a little easier. I hope he gets a good crack in the next game. Yeah lot of work has gone in behind the scenes. That's the obvious things where the changes has happened. That for me is the shining light with the way the boys have bowled. Six or seven options. You access the conditions and you can pull the best options. The way Siraj has come back. Obviously proving a point. Yash has been brilliant and Lockie has also stepped up in the last few games. No both needs to have a full crack. We need to play a style of cricket which is bold. Still to be 60 of the powerplay on a pitch that wasn't too easy was a great achievement.

Axar Patel also gets the award for hitting most fours in the match.

Axar Patel bags the award for hitting most sixes in the match.

Yash Dayal is the Ultimate Fantasy Player of the Match.

Virat Kohli bags the Electric Striker of the Match Award.

Virat Kohli was seen applauding Mahipal Lomror after he smashed a six off Kuldeep Yadav. Switch 👇 to relieve that moment.

[Watch] Virat Kohli stands up and claps for Mahipal Lomror after his 6 against Kuldeep Yadav in RCB vs DC match

Lockie Ferguson (Royal Challengers Bengaluru): 100%, similar last game, throughout the innings, guys picking up wickets and all the hard work is paying off now. Even when we were having those losses, coaching staff, leadership were very even, we were enjoying ourselves and had good time, we knew if we had played to our potential, hopefully get on a roll and finish the tournament that way. Scores this tournament sort of all over it, the batters did extremely well tonight with the ball gripping and we struck early and made my job easier in the end. It's exciting, this part of the competition, it's nice to be in win or loss, and will be up against Chennai in few days. Obviously, it kept me challenging bowling here, but great working with Griffith, doing a lot of work and with this bowling units which picks up wicket, makes the job lot easier to me.

Axar Patel (Delhi Capitals captain): I thought, we dropped too many catches and if we had held on to it, we could've been chasing around 160 or 170 and we were always catching up from there. 160 or 170 was a par score with the ball not coming on to the bat, with the ball getting old, it was easy to hit. If your two players get run-out and lose four wickets in the powerplay, we were always behind the eight ball and were unlucky. Anything can happen, we haven't thought anything, we have to travel and see what happens.

Royal Challengers won by 47 runs

Rajat Patidar 52(32) | Yash Dayal 3/20(3.1)
Axar Patel 57(39) | Rasikh Salam Dar 2/23(3)

Royal Challengers Bengaluru keep their hopes alive in the 17th edition of the IPL, defeating the Delhi Capitals quite comprehensively by runs. The victory has made the table very interesting with the final group game for RCB becoming a virtual knockout against CSK. Even a win might not be enough to book a place in the playoffs but they managed to do the controllables so well in the last five matches.

At the halfway stage it looked that RCB might have left 10-15 runs in the ground but how things transpired right from the word go, made it a pretty one sided contest in the end. David Warner in his comeback game was dismissed in the opening over of Swapnil Singh. Jake Fraser-McGurk came out all guns blazing yet again. He smashed a couple of fours and sixes each to announce his arrival before an unfortunate way brought about his downfall.

Yash Dayal bagged the wicket of Abhishek Porel in his first over before getting a hand on the fierce drive from Shai Hope and caught Fraser-McGurk short of his ground. The charge from RCB continued as Mohammed Siraj then trapped Kumar Kushagra right in front of the stumps. At 30/4, the Capitals were staring down the barrel when the stand-in skipper Axar Patel joined Hope in the middle.

The duo batted sensibly to start with and also found the boundaries to keep the scoreboard moving. Hope was dismissed after a 56 run partnership of a slower full toss from Lockie Ferguson. Tristan Stubbs came out at the fall of Hope's wicket and the way he had batted in the tournament, DC had their hopes very much alive. However it was a horrible mix up with his captain which cost him wicket as Green hunted down the stumps at the non-striker's end.

Axar continued the good work and shared a good stand with Rasikh Salam to try and take the game deep. The boundaries had dried up and the pressure kept building. Axar Patel's dismissal in the 16th over was the final nail in the coffin for the Capitals. From there on, it was a formality of sorts and eventually Yash Dayal finished the match off by castling Kuldeep Yadav. Yash Dayal and Ferguson were the pick of the bowlers, bagging three and two wickets each.

Yash Dayal finishes it off in style and Royal Challengers Bengaluru continues their charge towards the latter half of the competition. Dayal hits the deck hard and Kuldeep unable to get ball on ball. This is DC's lowest total this season as they are virtually knocked out of the tournament due to their inferior net run rate. You don't often win too many games after losing four wickets in the powerplay and it turned out exactly in that manner. Axar Patel waged a lone battle with a brilliant partnership but it was too little too late as RCB registered a comprehensive 47 run win. RCB move to the 5th position and still in with a good chance or going through to the playoffs.

19.1 Yash Dayal to Kuldeep Yadav, OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Royal Challengers Bengaluru make it five in five and keep their playoffs alive! It has been a clinical win for RCB. Back of a length, angled in on the leg-stump. Kuldeep backing away misses, rattles the leg-stump. RCB will be up with CSK on May 18th in a virtual quarter final!

Kuldeep Yadav b Yash Dayal 6 (10b, 0x4, 0x6)

That's the end of the 19th over and both teams are waiting for the game to end. It's been a sorry take for the Delhi Capitals and Rishabh Pant who was suspended for this game will be very disappointed at this outcome. Final over of the match coming up.

overs

140 /9 score

1wd

runs

Ishant Sharma *

0 (4)

Kuldeep Yadav

6 (9)

Mohammed Siraj

1 /33

18.6 Mohammed Siraj to Ishant Sharma, full and straight from Siraj, Ishant presses and manages to keep it out.

18.5 Mohammed Siraj to Ishant Sharma, BEAUTY! Back of a length, jags back in sharply. Ishant with barely any footwork looks to defend, but cuts him in half instead.

18.5 Mohammed Siraj to Ishant Sharma, WIDE! Too straight from Siraj, angled it down the leg-side and has been called that a wide.

18.4 Mohammed Siraj to Kuldeep Yadav, nails the yorker, right up in the blockhole. Kuldeep digs it out towards covers and they take the single.