RCB start scoring

Sun, 08 May 2022

15:47

RCB 24-1 (4 ovs) vs SRH

Bhuvi continues and after a dot, du Plessis takes a single to mid-off.

Patidar then takes a single before du Plessis slaps the ball to long-off for a single.

Patidar then just pulls the ball over deep mid-wicket for a six!

Patidar then pushes the ball to mid-on and scampers for a single as 10 come off it.

Suchith continues and he starts with wide down the leg side and du Plessis takes a single.

Du Plessis then takes another couple to the leg side. He then gets a single.

A dot later, Patidar comes down the track and slaps it over long on for a one bounce four.

Patidar then takes a single to extra cover.

Du Plessis then chips it back, the ball flies just past the out stretched Suchith. Du Plessis survives as 10 come off the over.

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