RCB lose Kohli early after Rajasthan post 164

May 19, 2018 18:19

RCB 21-1 (3 ovs) vs Rajasthan 164-5 | Scorecard

RCB open the batting with captain Virat Kohli and Parthiv Patel. Gowtham opens the bowling for Royals, who causes trouble for Kohli first ball with one that stays low.

Kohli then inside edges the third ball before he takes one down the ground to get off the mark.

Parthiv also gets off the mark with one before Kohli is beaten trying to play the cut shot as wicketkeeper Klaasen appeals for stumping but the umpire is not interested.

Jofra Archer to bowl the second over. He starts with a short ball but Parthiv is waiting for it as he goes low and ramps it over the wicketkeeper for a six.

Parthiv then pulls the fourth ball for a single before Kohli also picks one.

Archer tries another short ball as Parthiv again uses the ramp shot to good effect for another six to get 14 runs from the over.

In his second over, Gowtham gives Rajasthan the early boost with the big wicket of Kohli, who chips down the track but misses it completely and is bowled for 4.

A good start with the ball for Rajasthan as RCB are reduced to 21 for one in three overs.

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