Kohli, Padikkal steady RCB after early wicket

October 17, 2020 18:17

RCB 55-1 (8 ovs) vs Royals 177-6

Leg-spinner Rahul Tewatia comes back into the attack.

Padikkal hits the first ball through the covers for a single and K⁬ohli clips the third ball through square leg for another run.

The left-hander gets a leading edge which falls on the off-side for one and Kohli gets another single on the leg side as Tewatia makes a tidy start, conceding just four runs in his first over, with RCB going past 50 in the seventh over.

Kohli comes down the track to Unadkat for a single to deep midwicket and Padikkal picks one through the covers.

Another single for Kohli down to long-off before Padikkal gets one, as Unadkat concedes just four runs from his second over, with RCB on 55-1 in eight overs.

Royals playing on the patience of the two RCB batsmen with some tight bowling, giving away just 16 runs from the last three overs to increase the asking rate.

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