It was a delightful match for the fans as both Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Rajasthan Royal presented an incredible batting performance in the middle and weakness for 2 centuries in the match. Virat Kohli smashed century for Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Jos Butler did the same job for Rajasthan Royals and guided his side to the victory. So let’s get into the article to check out all the exciting and highlighting moments of the game between Royal Challengers Bengaluru versus Rajasthan Royals.
A look back to the game between Rajasthan Royals versus Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Rajasthan Royals won the toss and elected to bat first on the batting supported surface. The opening pair of Royal Challengers Bengaluru presented a brilliant performance as Virat Kohli remained not out after scoring 113 from 72 balls while his partner and the captain of the side Faf du Plessis went back to the pavilion after smashing 44.
Glenn Maxwell missed out once again as he went back to the pavilion after scoring just 1 while Saurav Chauhan and Cameron Green added 9 and 5 respectively. Royal Challengers Bengaluru finished their innings at 183 with the loss of 3 wickets on the board after 20 overs.
In the reply, Rajasthan Royals had a shocking start as Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed for 0. But his partner and the sensational player Jos Buttler showcased an incredible performance by smashing 100 from just 58 while the captain of the side Sanju Samson went back to the pavilion after scoring 69 from 42. The hero of the last two matches of Rajasthan Royals Riyan Parag was dismissed for just 4 and Shimron Hetmyer contributed 11 to the total and that was enough for Rajasthan Royals to finish the game with six wickets in hand.
With the victory, it is the fourth consecutive win for Rajasthan Royals. Let’s hope that Royal Challengers Bengaluru will be bouncing back soon.
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