Pathan stumped for six as KKR lose two quick wickets

May 16, 2016 21:11

KKR 124-4 (15 ovs) vs RCB | Scorecard

Pathan has a wild swing against Chahal but is beaten as the ball turns big. Wicketkeeper KL Rahul whips off the bails in an instant as Pathan walks back immediately but the umpires decide to refer the decision upstairs.

The third umpire rules it out with Pathan's feet clearly outside the crease as he makes his way back after scoring just six.

Suryakumar Yadav gets off the mark with a four, playing a delightful late cute to a wide delivery as he beats the fielder at short thirdman. He tries the short again but this time he gets the edge and keeper Rahul is unable to hold on to a tough chance.

He picks one from the fifth ball and Andre Russell takes one from the last ball as KKR reach 124 for four in 15 overs.

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