Lose McCullum early

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Lose McCullum early

April 13, 2018 22:12

RCB 14-1 (2 ovs) vs KXIP 155 (19.2 ovs) | Scorecard

Ashwin opens the bowling at the other end.

WOW!

Kohli just deftly cuts it past the keeper's gloves to start the over with a four.

He then gets a single.

De Kock then just caresses it through the gap on the off side for a four.

Axar Patel opens the bowling for Punjab and he gets Brendon McCullum off the 2nd ball. McCullum tries to make room and play it above the in-field on the off side but only manages to find the point fielder.

Kohli gets off the mark with a cracking shot through point. Misfield and the ball races through cover point for a boundary.

He then gets a single.

De Kock then just cuts the ball through covers, another mis-field and the ball races to the boundary.10 runs come off the opening over.

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