Kohli out for 13; RCB lose early wicket

April 24, 2019 20:26

RCB 38-1 (4 ovs) vs Punjab | Scorecard

Parthiv looking in good touch as he pulls Rajpoot over square leg for a four before the pacer bowls two no-balls in a row. But he does well to not concede a boundary off the two free hit deliveries.

Infact, Parthiv is bowled off an inside edge off the second free hit delivery as Rajpoot ends the over well, giving away just a single off the last three deliveries to concede just eight from the over.

Shami, who had Kohli's catch dropped in his first over, finally gets his man. He looks to play the lofted drive over the off-side but fails to get enough elevation and is caught in the covers for 13.

New batsman AB de Villiers nearly inside edges the next ball back to on his stumps before he defends the third ball watchfully.

AB then pulls the short ball to deep square leg for a single to get off the mark.

Two more singles as Shami concedes just three runs in his first over, while dismissing the dangerous Kohli early.

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