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  • IPL: Karthik, Hazlewood get RCB back to winning ways

    IPL: Karthik, Hazlewood get RCB back to winning ways

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    April 16, 2022
    IPL: Karthik, Hazlewood get RCB back to winning ways
    With their fourth win in six games, RCB are now third on the points table (Photo: IPL)
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    The Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) returned to winning ways in the TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 after defeating the Delhi Capitals (DC) by 16 runs on Saturday at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

    Dinesh Karthik once again came to the rescue for RCB with an unbeaten 66* before Josh Hazlewood’s impressive 3-28 ensured a 16-run victory.

    Chasing 190, DC openers David Warner and Prithvi Shaw got off to a flying start. Warner got off the mark with a six over mid-wicket against Glenn Maxwell.

    Shaw deposited his first six of the innings in the second over against Mohammed Siraj. The fifty partnership was up for the opening wicket before Shaw was dismissed by Siraj after the right-handed batter holed out to deep square.

    At the end of six overs, DC were 57-1, with Warner and Mitchell Marsh at the crease.

    Warner brought up his half-century and DC were 79-1 at the 10-over mark. The left-handed batter smoked a six followed by a slice for four against Harshal Patel in the 11th over.

    Hasaranga brought an end to Warner’s batting domination after the left-handed batter was trapped LBW in the 12th over.

    DC required 90 off 42 deliveries as skipper Rishabh Pant arrived at the crease. Pant creamed two fours in the 13th over, but Marsh was run-out at the non-striker’s end.

    Dinesh Karthik was the standout batsman for RCB (Photo: IPL)

    Hazlewood scalped two wickets in the 15th over. While Rovman Powell was caught behind on the first ball, Lalit Yadav was caught in the deep as DC lost their fifth wicket.

    With 56 required off 24 deliveries, DC scored 19 off the 16th over after Pant and Shardul hammered a six each.

    Pant smoked another six before a sensational one-hand catch from Virat Kohli at covers brought an end to the DC skipper’s innings.

    Shadul Thakur hit two sixes, but was dismissed in the penultimate over as DC required 27 off the final over.

    Earlier, RCB, who were put in to bat first, lost early wickets of openers Anuj Rawat and Faf du Plessis.

    While Rawat was trapped LBW on his first delivery by Shardul Thakur, RCB skipper du Plessis was caught in the deep off Khaleel Ahmed.

    Virat Kohli and Glenn Maxwell added five fours and RCB were 40-2 at the end of the Powerplay.

    Right after the Powerplay, RCB lost Virat Kohli’s wicket as the right-handed batter was run-out by Lalit Yadav’s direct hit.

    Glenn Maxwell took on Kuldeep Yadav and smacked two fours and a six in the ninth over, which produced 23 runs.

    Suyash Prabhudesai was the next batter to be dismissed after he was caught at backward point off Akshar Patel’s bowling.

    Glenn Maxwell reached his half-century in style with a four against Thakur. However, the all-rounder was caught by Lalit Yadav at long-on in the next over, bowled by Kuldeep.

    After a quiet couple of overs, Karthik dispatched a maximum over deep square leg as RCB were 115-5 with five overs to go.

    Karthik accelerated further with his colossal striking and scored 28 runs from the 18th over, bowled by Mustafizur Rahman which included four fours and two sixes.

    Karthik notched his half-century in the same over and RCB finished the innings with 189-5 after the final over produced 17 runs. (IPL)

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