Rashid's double strike leaves RCB in trouble

April 05, 2017 23:24

RCB 139-5 (15 ovs) vs Sunrisers 207-4 | Scorecard

Rashid comes back as he bowls a full toss to Head who despatches it over square leg for a four. However, he perishes off the very next delivery as he holes out to Yuvraj at long-on in his attempt to clear the boundary.

Head perishes for 30 as RCB slip into further trouble with wickets falling regularly.

Binny struggling against Rashid as he fails to pick the googly before he looks to sweep but misses and survives a close shout for LBW.

Watson spoils the over as he carts the last ball over long-on for a six as RCB reach 139 for five in 15 overs, needing another 69 runs for victory in five overs.

An excellent debut by Afghanistan's leg-spinner Rashid as he picks up two for 36 in his four overs.

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