RCB need 30 from 2 overs for victory against Sunrisers

May 29, 2016 23:25

RCB 179-5 (18 ovs) vs Sunrisers 208-7 | Scorecard

Bhuvneshwar starts the 18th over with two good yorkers as Binny is beaten off the first ball and gets one from the next.

Sachin Baby can also hit a full toss on the leg side for one before Bhuvi bowls another good yorker which Binny can only block.

The right-hander then shuffles across and attempts the ramp but he is beaten by another yorker.

Top bowling from Bhuvneshwar under pressure, giving nothing to the two batsmen.

Baby reverse paddles the last ball and manages to get it past short thirdman for a four.

RCB are 179 for five in 18 overs, needing another 30 runs from the last two overs for victory.

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