100 up for RCB

Sun, 08 May 2022

16:28

RCB 105-1 (12 ovs) vs SRH

Tyagi back in the attack and he starts with a dot as he bowls in the corridor and du Plessis lets it go.

Tyagi then bowls fuller and straighter. Dot ball again.

Tyagi bowling well here as he bowls another dot. Full and wide next and du Plessis just creams it past cover point for a four to bring up his 50, his third this season.

Du Plessis then takes a single to long-off.

Tyagi then bowls a short bouncer, and the square leg umpire calls it wide.

Patidar then plays the ball to the off side for a single. 7 come off the over.

Abhishek continues and Patidar and du Plessis take a single off the first two balls of the over. A dot later, Patidar takes a single to the leg side.

Du Plessis and Patidar take a single each off the last two balls of the over as 5 come off the over.

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