Gayle and de Villiers perish, RCB stumble after a good start

May 16, 2015 00:33

RCB 44-2 (3 ovs), D/L Target: 81 in 6 overs | Scorecard

Moises Henriques comes into the attack. He beats Kohli with the first ball who gets the next to deep midwicket for a single.

Gayle, on strike, as Henriques attempts the bouncer but it goes very high and is called a wide for height.

Another short ball and this time Gayle hits it straight into the hands of Dhawan at deep midwicket.

Gayle walks back after an entertaining innings of 35 from 10 balls.

No relief in sight for Sunrisers though as AB de Villiers is the next man walking out to the middle.

But he falls off the very first delivery he faces, lofting it down the ground but is caught at long-on to walk back for a duck.

Kohli gets a single from the fifth ball but Mandeep Singh is unable to get a run from the last ball.

A brilliant over from Henriques, who takes the two big wickets while giving away just three runs.

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