Siraj removes Parag, Hetmyer

May 22, 2024 23:20

RR 160/6 (18 overs) vs RCB 172/8 | Scoreboard

The one massive over put Royals well in control of this chase. Royals need 30 from 24 to win. Yash Dayal returns, a single to begin.

Four! Down the ground for a boundary as Hetmyer drills it back past the bowler. Four more! And this one races away past deep third. A single and a dot to end the over as Dayal leaks 11 runs.

Siraj to bowl out, a single to get the over underway. Back-to-back wides. Siraj looks unhappy with the second wide call, RCB review the call. It's a wide, RCB lose the review.

Bowled! The stumps have been uprooted and Riyan Parag has to walk for 36 off 26.

Rovman Powell the new man in. 16 needed off 16.

WICKET!!! And its the skipper who picks up the catch. Emotions run high as RCB come alive! The well set Hetmyer departs for 26 off 14 as Royals lose their sixth.

Brilliant over from Siraj as he concedes just six and picks up two wickets.

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