Gopal picks up 3rd wicket, RCB in trouble

May 19, 2018 18:44

RCB 87-4 (11 ovs) vs Rajasthan 164-5 | Scorecard

The two leg spinners doing a good job bowling in tandem for Rajasthan Royals, looking to claim the wickets in the middle while also stem the flow of runs.

De Villiers adjusts late as he reads the googly off the pitch and tucks it to midwicket for one after he had taken two runs off the previous delivery.

Mandeep Singh gets a thick outside edge off the last ball past short thirdman for another couple of runs.

At the halfway stage, RCB have reached 84 for three in 10 overs, needing another 81 runs from the remaining 60 balls for victory.

Gopal continues his wicket ways. Mandeep is beaten in the flight as he chips down the track and is stumped after scoring just three.

Just three runs and a wicket for Gopal, who has brilliant figures of three for 14 in his three overs, to reduce RCB to 87 for four in 11 overs.

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