AB dismissed for 43, RCB 4 down

May 01, 2017 16:59

RCB 106-4 (13 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Just when it looked RCB were stringing together a good partnership, Mumbai strike just at the right time with the wicket of Travis Head.

The left-hander slog sweeps Krunal through midwicket for a four and perishes trying to repeat the shot.

He hits the spinner straight into the hands of his younger brother Hardik to fall for 12, after a 45-run stand for the third wicket with AB.

New batsman Kedar Jadhav goes after Karn lofting him straight down the ground for a four.

AB continues his aggressive approach as he slogs Krunal over midwicket for another his third six. However, the spinner gets revenge off the very next delivery as AB top edges the sweep and is caught at short fine leg after an entertaining innings of 43 from 27 balls.

RCB continue to lose wickets at regular intervals to be reduced to 106 for four in 13 overs.

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