Pathirana's double strike rocks RCB

Fri, 28 March 2025

21:07

RCB 177-7 (19 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

RCB lose another wicket in the form of skipper Patidar. He makes room to hit Pathirana on the off-side but skies the full delivery on the off-side and is caught by Curran.

Patidar walks back after a superb knock of 51 from 32 balls, with four fours and three sixes.

Pathirana strikes again in the over. Krunal Pandya mistimes the slower ball, holing out a simple catch to the fielder at mid-on to fall for a duck.

RCB losing their way as three wickets fall in the space of seven balls.

Bhuvneshwar Kunar can't get a run off the last two balls as Pathirana bowls an excellent over, taking two wickets while conceding just one run in the form of a wide.

He finishes with 2/36 as RCB are reduced to 177/7 in 19 overs.

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