RCB bowlers leave Punjab in tatters

May 14, 2018 21:02

Punjab 78-7 (12 ovs) vs RCB | Scorecard

Chahal comes back as RCB look to continue for wickets and worsen Punjab's position.

The leggie bowls a quiet over, giving away four runs, including a leg bye as Punjab look to rebuild.

The script has gone horribly wrong for Punjab after being put into bat as they are reeling on 65 for five in 10 overs at the halfway stage.

The Punjab innings is heading nowhere as RCB continue to bowl tight and keep their opposition under the hammer.

Off-spinner Moeen Ali comes into the attack. He starts with a half-tracker as Finch pulls it over the midwicket fence for a six.

He repeats the pull two balls later but this time not fully in control as he picks one to deep midwicket.

Axar drives the fourth ball to long-off before Finch goes for the slog sweep but is caught at deep midwicket by captain Kohli to be dismissed for 26.

It gets even worse for Punjab as captain Ravichandran Ashwin is run out first ball for a duck as he looks for a quick single on the off-side and is sent back but he struggles to make his crease.

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