RCB 6 down, Pune in control

April 29, 2017 18:51

RCB 61-6 (13 ovs) vs Pune 157-3 | Scorecard

Kohli left too much to do as wickets keep falling from the other end. Off-spinner Washington bowls another tight over, giving away just four runs, to ramp up the pressure on RCB.

RCB have lost four wickets for 16 runs in 33 deliveries to be reduced to 53 for five in 11 overs. They need another 105 runs from nine overs for victory at an asking rate of more than 11.

Pawan Negi also doesn't last long. He goes after Tahir but only manages to hole out to the fielder at long-off to perish for three.

It has been another horror showing with the bat by RCB as they slip to 61 for six in 13 overs, needing 97 from seven overs for victory.

Kohli, who is batting on 40 from 33 balls, will have to pull off something magical to take RCB to victory from this current mess.

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