After opting to bowl first, Delhi Capitals, led by the spin attack of Kuldeep Yadav (2/17) and Vipraj Nigam (2/18), restricted the home side to 163/7 in their 20 overs, with standout knocks played by Phil Salt (37 in 17 balls, with four boundaries and three sixes) and Tim David (37* in 20
He praised Tim David's performance and emphasized the importance of adapting to different batting positions and enjoying the pressure of batting later in the game.
He believed the batters were focused, but the collapse from 80/1 to 90/4 was unacceptable. He praised Tim David's acceleration and the bowling in the powerplay and emphasized the need to play good cricket and keep things simple, regardless of their away record.
Delhi Capitals (DC) continued their flawless run in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) with a clinical six-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on Thursday. The Capitals, now second on the points table, remain unbeaten with four wins from fo
Virat Kohli and Phil Salt opened the innings for RCB. Salt took RCB to a flying start, hitting 30 runs to Mitchell Starc in the 3rd over of the innings before getting an unfortunate run out in the 4th over, courtesy of Viraj Nigam's throw for 37(17).
Patidar-led RCB will be aiming to make it three wins in three away from home after two giant victories against defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and five-time champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) as they take on five-time champions Mumbai Indians (MI) at Wankhede Stadium on Mond
It would be a homecoming for Tim at Wankhede, though he will be donning RCB's Red and Gold colours, this time sharing space with Virat. Tim played three seasons for MI from 2022-24, scoring 658 runs in 37 matches and 34 innings at an average of 29.91 and a strike rate of over 171, with best
After two incredible away wins against defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Chennai Super Kings (CSK), RCB suffered an early jolt at the start of their home campaign at M Chinnaswammy Stadium and lost to GT by eight wickets.
After two away wins, two absolute statement-delivering matches against defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and five-time champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK), RCB fell flat at the start of their home run against GT, losing by eight wickets as GT put on a clinical show with both ba
RCB was reduced to 42/4 courtesy of a spell from Mohammed Siraj, who took 3/19 in four overs in what were home conditions for him not so long ago. Livingstone tonked a useful fifty, having precious partnerships with Jitesh Sharma and Tim David.