16वें ओवर में क्रुणाल पंड्या हो जाते आउट अगर… समझिए कैसे दिल्ली के हाथ से फिसला मैच, ये रहा टर्निंग पाइंट

New Delhi. Royal Challengers Bangalore entered the Delhi Capitals and defeated him. Krunal Pandya was the hero of RCB’s victory. Who overturned the match dice on his own. Krunal completed his hand off on 32 balls and was not out till the end. Karunal could be dismissed long ago but his poor fielding made a fleet. With this victory, RCB reached number one in the points table with 14 points while Delhi slipped to fourth place with 12 points. Krunal was adjudged the Player of the Match for his brilliant innings, which along with Virat Kohli, formed the biggest partnership in the history of IPL for RCB. The turning point of this match was to drop the catch of Krunal Pandya.

Krunal Pandya immediately got a life to complete his half -century. The last ball and the last ball of the 16th over of RCB’s innings was given by Abhishek Porel at Deep Midwick off the ball of fast bowler Mitchell Starc. When Krunal dropped, he was batting for 54 runs. If Delhi had got Pandya’s wicket at that time, perhaps the result of the match could have been something else.

DC vs RCB Match Result: RCB won on the basis of Krunal-Kohli, won the sixth win outside the house, table topped with 14 points

DC vs RCB Match Result: RCB won on the basis of Krunal-Kohli, won the sixth win outside the house, table topped with 14 points

Royal Challengers Bangalore defeated Delhi Capitals by 6 wickets on the basis of 119 -ball partnership of 84 balls for the fourth wicket between Virat Kohli and Krunal Pandya, playing on their grounds. In response to the target of 163 runs for victory, RCB scored 165 runs for four in 18.3 overs after losing three wickets for 26 runs. RCB became the first team in the history of IPL to win six consecutive matches outside its field.

Amid the noise of ‘Kohli Kohli’ at the packed Arun Jaitley Stadium, Virat scored 51 runs in 47 balls with the help of four fours in 47 balls. While Krunal scored an unbeaten 73 in 47 balls which included five fours and four sixes. The Delhi bowlers could not do anything special and he also had to bear the brunt of poor fielding and dripping catch. RCB needed 17 runs in the last two overs. And in such a situation, it was also surprising to get Mukesh Kumar to the 19th over instead of Mitchell Starc. Tim David finished the game on three balls. For RCB, Bhubaneswar took three wickets for 33 runs in four overs while Josh Hazlewood got two wickets. Due to this, he has the highest cap by taking the highest 18 wickets in this season. While the Orange Cap reached Virat Kohli.