De Villiers blasts 47-ball century as RCB dominate

May 10, 2015 17:25

Bangalore 185-1 (17 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Kohli has so far played within himself but has still scored at a good rate. Bumrah continues as the first ball is a wide half volley which Kohli smashes through the covers for a four.

AB in full flow as he shuffles across and whips a short ball over the fine leg region for a six. He pulls the next ball over midwicket to race his century, from 47 balls. What a magnificent knock!

De Villiers has dominated from the word go, having hit 15 fours and three sixes so far!

The last ball is a full toss which de Villiers flicks over midwicket for the third six of the over.

Bumrah has been smashed for 25 runs in his final over to finish with expensive figures of 52 runs in four overs.

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