Live Match Indian Premier League, 49th Match: Kolkata Knight Riders v Royal Challengers Bangalore at Kolkata, May 10, 2020 Live Score

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Royal Challengers Bangalore 194/2	Kolkata Knight Riders 112/9
(20.0 Overs) RR: 9.7	(20.0 Overs) RR:5.6
Royal Challengers Bangalore won by 82 runs

Batsman	R	B	4s	6s	S.R
Shubman Gill (rhb)	34	25	3	1	136.00
Andre Russell (rhb)	16	10	2	1	160.00

Bowller	O	M	R	W	Econ
Chris Morris (rfm)	4.0	0	17	2	4.25
Washington Sundar (rfm)	4.0	0	20	2	5.00

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Ball by Ball Live Score Commentary

End of Over No.20 Kolkata Knight Riders 112/9 Last Over (4 runs)
That is it from us tonight. Virat Kohli said it. We were all witness to a genius at work tonight. AB de Villiers transcended everything today, and ruined what looked like a nicely set-up game of T20 in challenging conditions. It was crazy, and it was delightful. Do join us tomorrow, but we can’t promise this level of batting everyday AB de Villiers, the Man of the Match: “I am very happy with my performance. That’s all I can say. I got a duck last game, that is a terrible feeling. I am very happy that I contributed. I surprised myself today to be honest. We were headed towards 140-150, and I thought I might try for 160-165, but I was surprised we reached 195. The margins are very small when Cummins and Russell are running in, and you need to use every bit of energy in you to keep the momentum going. I felt that energy in the bus already. Keeping is a different skill. I am working really really hard so that I am up to the mark. I want to be the best that there is.” Virat Kohli: “It is a tremendous win against a very strong side. Heading into a busy week for us, it was important to start off well. The bowling unit looks that much more potent with Chris Morris coming back. We were very happy with the total. This pitch was drier. And the day was pleasant so we thought there would be no dew. Barring one superhuman, every batsman struggled on the pitch. The talk was around getting 165, but we got 195 you know exactly why. It was unbelievable. I thought I had a few balls under my belt, and I might start striking. He just came in and struck the third ball, and said he felt good. I said you might see a lot of people do what is done in other games, but only AB can did what he did. It was a fabulous knock. We were looking at 160-165, and it was only thanks to his genius we got to 195. I was happy we could string together a partnership, and mine was the best seat to watch from.” Dinesh Karthik: “AB is a world-class player. He is hard to stop. He was the difference between the two teams. We tried everything. The only ball was the perfect inswinging yorker. Anything else was going. We need to sit down. There are a few things we need to do better. Even if we had restricted them to 175, there are a few things we need to do better the batting. Let’s be honest. Every captain ahs a day when things don’t go right. But there are a lot of good days I can remember as well, and I will want to stick on to them.” And Karthik did have a bad night at the wheel. Banton replacing a spinner and disturbing an opening combination made little sense. They needed an extra bowler. And then the absolute lack of intent from openers Gill and Banton was glaring. Gill will have to do some to live up to his reputation where people are already expecting him to be the next KKR captain. I have no doubts about him in the longer formats, but his intent in T20 worries me ** That ends a dominant night for RCB. We have been really fortunate to watch one of those out-of-this-world innings by AB de Villiers that blew KKR, who had reason to be optimistic until then. The rest of the players scored 233 runs in 34.3 overs. That is a struggle at nearly a run a ball, but de Villiers smoked 73 off 33. Having said that, credit to RCB management. They were clear in their minds what they wanted to do, they read the pitch right at the toss, they read it right when it slowed down when they were batting, and they had a bowling attack to defend the total. Even without AB’s sensational batting, I think RCB would have made KKR work hard if the target was even 165
19.6	1	Udana to Prasidh Krishna full, on off, dug out for a single 1 run


19.5	0	Udana to Prasidh Krishna slower legcutter, well outside off, pushed to point no run


19.4	1	Udana to Varun slower ball, short of a length, punched to point 1 run


19.3	1	Udana to Prasidh Krishna on-pace yorker, on off, dug out well 1 run
Abhishek: “Inclusion of Morris seems to have filled that gap RCB had in their bowling lineup. One of the top T20 allrounders. ”

19.2	1	Udana to Varun slower legcutter again, half-volley, driven to long-on for one 1 run


19.1	0	Udana to Varun slower legcutter, full and straight, hits the pad, but not given lbw. Might be sliding down no run
Last over, last wicket. Krishna joins Varun. Udana to close out. Round the wicket
End of Over No.19 Kolkata Knight Riders 108/9 Last Over (4 runs)

18.6	W	Morris to Nagarkoti timber. Nagarkoti looks for the big swing to an on-pace full ball, but it tails back in to take the inside edge onto the wicket OUT KL Nagarkoti b Morris 4 (7b 0x4 0x6) SR: 57.14


18.5	1	Morris to Varun slower ball, on a length, outside off, pushed into the off side for one 1 run
Vishal Pal: “Soft signal was out to finish this quickly”

18.4	1	Morris to Nagarkoti yorker, down the leg side, runs off the inside edge for one 1 run


18.3	1	Morris to Varun full, just outside off, pushed to extra cover for one 1 run


18.2	1	Morris to Nagarkoti slower ball, looks like a high full toss, but it dips on him, and gives him a single off the bottom edge 1 run


18.1	0	Morris to Nagarkoti yorker, middle and leg, can’t do much with that no run

End of Over No.18 Kolkata Knight Riders 104/8 Last Over (5 runs)
From S Rajesh: “First instance in IPL history that three of the top-four batsmen facing 12+ balls at SR of under 70”
17.6	0	Saini to Varun Kohli dives to his left at short midwicket, but collects this on the half-volley. Or so it seemed originally. The umpires have gone upstairs, and their soft signal is out. It is not quite a half-volley, but the ball has touched the ground before Kohli completes the catch. That explains Kohli’s unenthusiastic reaction. Not sure why the umpires went with a soft signal of out no run


17.5	2	Saini to Varun short of a length, outside off, punched past point 2 runs


17.5	1	Saini to Varun short ball, quite quick, but a wide down the leg side 1 wide


17.4	0	Saini to Varun low full toss, nearly a yorker, dug out to short midwicket no run


17.3	1	Saini to Nagarkoti low full toss, clipped off the toes 1 run
Amit: “Why am I still watching this match?”

17.2	1	Saini to Varun short of a length, on top off, pushed wide of point 1 run


17.1	0	Saini to Varun short of a length, quick, at him. Defended no run
Saini is back now
End of Over No.17 Kolkata Knight Riders 99/8 Last Over (4 runs)

16.6	W	Mohammed Siraj to Tripathi sensational catch by Morris. Tripathi gets no power in this pull, and Morris charges in from long-on. This has hardly gone past the 30-yard circle, but Morris makes the ground and dives to actually make it look relatively easy OUT RA Tripathi c Morris b Mohammed Siraj 16 (22b 1×4 0x6) SR: 72.72


16.5	0	Mohammed Siraj to Tripathi bouncer, a quick one, and it beats his attempt to ramp it no run


16.4	0	Mohammed Siraj to Tripathi slogs to leg, gets no power, takes a single to deep midwicket. No he turns down the single no run


16.3	4	Mohammed Siraj to Tripathi slower ball, wide outside off, driven over the top for a four to extra cover FOUR


16.2	0	Mohammed Siraj to Tripathi looks for the big hit down the wicket, is hit high on the bat by a length ball no run


16.1	0	Mohammed Siraj to Tripathi quick, angling in, headed down, hits him on the pad as he slogs no run
Siraj now
End of Over No.16 Kolkata Knight Riders 95/7 Last Over (5 runs)

15.6	0	Chahal to Nagarkoti and how he teases a lower-order batsman. Real slow legbreak. Just short of a length, the ball sits in the surface, and the leading edge falls just short of Chahal no run


15.5	1	Chahal to Tripathi wide legbreak, driven to deep cover for one 1 run


15.4	1	Chahal to Nagarkoti short of a length, outside off, punched down to long-off 1 run
Nagarkoti is the new batsman

15.3	1	Chahal to Tripathi slow dipping legbreak, beats his sweep, concedes a leg-bye 1 leg bye


15.2	2	Chahal to Tripathi wide legbreak, drilled to the left of deep cover for two 2 runs

Score Cards

Batting

Batsmen	R	B
Tom Banton	8	12
Shubman Gill	34	25
Nitish Rana	9	14
Eoin Morgan	8	12
Dinesh Karthik	1	2
Andre Russell	16	10
Rahul Tripathi	16	22
Pat Cummins	1	3
Kamlesh Nagarkoti	4	7
Varun Chakravarthy	7	10
Prasidh Krishna	2	3

Bowling

Bowler	O	R	W
Chris Morris	4	17	2
Navdeep Saini	3	17	1
Mohammed Siraj	3	24	1
Washington Sundar	4	20	2
Yuzvendra Chahal	4	12	1
Isuru Udana	2	19	1

Batting		R	B	4	6
T Banton	bowled	8	12	0	0
Shubman Gill	run out	34	25	3	1
N Rana	bowled	9	14	1	0
EJG Morgan	caught	8	12	1	0
KD Karthik	bowled	1	2	0	0
AD Russell	caught	16	10	2	1
RA Tripathi	caught	16	22	1	0
PJ Cummins	caught	1	3	0	0
KL Nagarkoti	bowled	4	7	0	0
CV Varun	not out	7	10	0	0
M Prasidh Krishna	not out	2	3	0	0
Extras	(lb 3, w 3)	6
Total	(9 wkts; 20 ovs)	112

Bowling	O	R	W	Econ
CH Morris	4	17	2	4.25
NA Saini	3	17	1	5.66	(3w)
Mohammed Siraj	3	24	1	8.00
Washington Sundar	4	20	2	5.00
YS Chahal	4	12	1	3.00
I Udana	2	19	1	9.50

Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	23	T Banton 8	Shubman Gill 13
2nd	28	N Rana 9	Shubman Gill 18
3rd	4	Shubman Gill 3	EJG Morgan 1
4th	7	KD Karthik 1	EJG Morgan 6
5th	2	EJG Morgan 1	AD Russell 0
6th	21	AD Russell 16	RA Tripathi 5
7th	4	PJ Cummins 1	RA Tripathi 3
8th	10	RA Tripathi 8	KL Nagarkoti 1
9th	9	KL Nagarkoti 3	CV Varun 5
10th	4*	M Prasidh Krishna 2	CV Varun 2

Team Squads

Royal Challengers Bangalore

Aaron Finch

Devdutt Padikkal

Virat Kohli

AB de Villiers

Chris Morris

Washington Sundar

Shivam Dube

Isuru Udana

Navdeep Saini

Yuzvendra Chahal

Mohammed Siraj

Kolkata Knight Riders

Tom Banton

Shubman Gill

Nitish Rana

Eoin Morgan

Dinesh Karthik

Andre Russell

Rahul Tripathi

Pat Cummins

Kamlesh Nagarkoti

Varun Chakravarthy

Prasidh Krishna

What is it?

Indian Premier League, 28th Match: Royal Challengers Bangalore v Kolkata Knight Riders at Sharjah, Oct 12, 2020.

When is it?

Match will be played on Oct 12, 2020.

What time does it start?

Starting time of match 2020-10-12 14:00:00 GMT, 2020-10-12 18:00:00 local

In Which Ground is it Playing?

The match will be played at Sharjah Cricket Stadium

Who will Win Indian Premier League, 28th Match: Royal Challengers Bangalore v Kolkata Knight Riders ?

With ten nearly equally matched groups, the importance of every game can’t be understated in this tournament. Both sides are expected to emerge out packaged full-strength against each other in what claims to be a cracker of a competition. Contemplating that the 2 sides on newspaper,Kolkata Knight Riders are somewhat more power-packed unit whereas Royal Challengers Bangalore possess the benefit of being a steady side. For this and another above-mentioned motives, we believe the Kolkata Knight Riders are far more likely to emerge victorious in what will be among the most crucial experiences for either side.

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