Mandeep out for 17, RCB lose early wicket

May 01, 2017 16:24

RCB 40-1 (5 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Hardik Pandya comes into the attack after just one over from McClenaghan with the new ball.

Kohli takes a single from the first ball before Mandeep hits it on the leg side for two runs followed by two more singles as just five runs come from the over.

Mumbai introduce spin early as leggie Karn Sharma comes into the attack. Kohli finally gets his first boundary as he lofts Karn over long-on for a six.

Mandeep tries the slog sweep two balls later but only manages to hole out to deep midwicket to fall for 17.

Mumbai juggling their bowlers around as Jasprit Bumrah comes into the attack, the fifth new bowler in a row. Five overs, five new bowlers!

Kohli chips down the track and lofts Bumrah off his pads over the fence at midwicket for a six. Travis Head gets off the mark with two runs as Rohit Sharma misfields in the covers with RCB reaching 40 for one in five overs.

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