IPL: Wickets are now falling like a pack of cards

October 31, 2020 21:03

RCB 116-7 (19 ovs) vs SRH

Natarajan is back, he strikes! Washington Sundar, the only batsmen left is sent back! Sundar latches on to the slower ball early and hits it back towards Natarajan, it hits the wrist and deflects into his lap and taken! Washington goes back scoring 21 (18).

Chris Morris is the new batsman, dot ball. Morris pushes the ball to deep cover for one run. It could have been a sensational catch from Sandeep but it went over his shoulder. Four runs to Gurkeerat. Two dot balls to end the over. After 18 overs RCB are 111-5.

Holder comes back, Morris drives towards deep midwicket, Abhishek Sharma gets on to it but doesn't get his hands on it. Saves two runs.

Morris gone! Full toss and Morris goes for big runs over long-on, he gets no timing, and Warner takes the easy catch at long-on. Morris walks back scoring 3 (4).

Isuru Udana is the new batsman. Gurkeerat takes a single. Udana wants go over cover, but toe-ends a skier to Williamson at extra cover. SRH are getting catching practise. Siraj is the new batsman. Gurkeerat takes a single.

After 19 overs RCB are 116-7.

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