bowled'im, Punjab have thumped Bangalore, short and he moves away to pull it, misses and we know the rest
Kings XI vs RCB, 63rd match at Dharamsala, IPL, May 17 2011 - Match Result
RESULT
63rd match (N), Dharamsala, May 17, 2011, Indian Premier League
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Scores: Gopi Rangarajan | Comms: Siddhartha TalyaScorecard summary
Kings XI Punjab • 232/2(20 overs)
106 (55)
2/48 (4)
79* (49)
0/35 (4)
Royal Challengers Bangalore • 121/10(17 overs)
34 (27)
4/17 (4)
15 (11)
3/28 (3)
Cricinfo’s Most Valuable Players of the Match
end of over 1711 runs • 1 wicket
RCB: 121/10CRR: 7.11 • RRR: 37.33
Sreenath Aravind11 (5b 2x4)
Shalabh Srivastava 3-0-30-2
Ryan Harris 3-0-28-3
The second-biggest win in all IPL games, Punjab will be making Kolkata, who play day after tomorrow, a little anxious here. Four wins on the trot, the last of which has broken a seven-match winning streak for Bangalore, and how. For a team that has dominated the IPL in the last couple of weeks, this is some hammering. Gilchrist and Marsh set it up for Punjab in that superb stand, and the bowlers followed it up with a sound performance to ensure the win was secured by a big margin.
Punjab's net-run rate has boomed to +0.273. They are fifth in the points table still, but very much in the running now. Check it out on the series page.
We'll get you the details from the presentation in just a bit. In the meantime, check out Sriram Veera's bulletin for this game.
Virat Kohli: "Same result as the last game we played them, but different result this time. We didn't bowl well but all the shots they hit were clean shots, so we couldn't do much about that. I thought we could restrict them to 160 after the first six overs, but after that the next five overs I don't think we bowled very well. They also batted brilliantly, hats off to them. It's a good reality check, we needed something like to regroup, see our faults and correct them going forward."
Adam Gilchrist is also MOM, no kidding: "A pretty important win for us, it will boost our run-rate and we may need that to come into the equation. It's a bit of a surprise to be honest [the knock], but you need to keep trusting yourself. Twenty20 cricket is a funny game. Virat has got his whole cricketing life ahead of him and I'd say that to any youngster. It was a nicer batting track today, we felt it's a small ground and we might be able to make up for any slow overs early on. Marsh has also turned into a dominator. Once we got to the 10-11 over mark, the track had settled down and it was an intentional decision to keep going hard. We've got to win our next game, we've taken about half a run up in the net run-rate."
That's all we have for you today. Join us again tomorrow. Thanks for tuning in, Adios.
16.6
W
Srivastava to Langeveldt, OUT
Charl Langeveldt b Srivastava 8 (8b 0x4 1x6) SR: 100
16.5
1
Srivastava to Aravind, 1 run
slapped past the bowler for a single
16.4
4
Srivastava to Aravind, FOUR runs
four more, driven over the bowler's head, Chawla ran across from long-off, got a hand to it and Hussey, running from long-on, overran it as Chawla misfielded
16.3
4
Srivastava to Aravind, FOUR runs
short and wide, finds the gap, slashing it between point and short third man for a boundary
16.2
1
Srivastava to Langeveldt, 1 run
slower one, moves away and chips him over extra cover
16.1
1
Srivastava to Aravind, 1 run
clipped off his pads past midwicket for a single
Shalabh to bowl
end of over 1613 runs • 1 wicket
RCB: 110/9CRR: 6.87 • RRR: 30.75
Charl Langeveldt7 (6b 1x6)
Sreenath Aravind1 (1b)
Ryan Harris 3-0-28-3
Piyush Chawla 4-0-17-4
Time for the timeout
15.6
6
Harris to Langeveldt, SIX runs
nicely struck, picked the slower one this time, was in the slot and he launched it over long-off, runs again from Harris but he also got a wicket
15.5
•
Harris to Langeveldt, no run
slower one bowled short outside off, makes room to smote that over cover, can't reach it
15.4
1
Harris to Aravind, 1 run
back of a length outside off, run down to third man for a single
Aravind's the last man
15.3
W
Harris to Mithun, OUT
gone, landed full and he made room, only to chip it straight to David Hussey at mid-on
Abhimanyu Mithun c Hussey b Harris 10 (7b 0x4 1x6) SR: 142.85
15.2
•
Harris to Mithun, no run
pitched up and it's driven hard towards mid-off
15.1
6
Harris to Mithun, SIX runs
beautifully picked up, slightly short, he swivels and whips that over the fine-leg boundary, lovely shot
Harris is back
end of over 152 runs • 1 wicket
RCB: 97/8CRR: 6.46 • RRR: 27.20
Abhimanyu Mithun4 (4b)
Charl Langeveldt1 (4b)
Piyush Chawla 4-0-17-4
Paul Valthaty 4-0-30-1
14.6
1
Chawla to Mithun, 1 run
has a swing at that one, drags it to deep midwicket for a single, the end of a successful spell
14.5
1
Chawla to Langeveldt, 1 run
quicker delivery again on middle, mistimes a pull in the vacant midwicket region, single
Slip and a silly point now
14.4
•
Chawla to Langeveldt, no run
gets forward and knocks it in front of cover
14.3
•
Chawla to Langeveldt, no run
gets a stride out and plays it towards cover
14.2
•
Chawla to Langeveldt, no run
flighted on the off, pushed back to the bowler
Langeveldt walks in, can Piyush take five?
14.1
W
Chawla to JJ van der Wath, OUT
done in by the googly again, Chawla takes his fourth, pushed that one in quicker and van der Wath tried to close the face on that one, missed as he went across and looked to be struck in line with middle and leg, Asad Rauf had no doubts about that one
Johan van der Wath lbw b Chawla 4 (5b 0x4 0x6) SR: 80
end of over 146 runs
RCB: 95/7CRR: 6.78 • RRR: 23.00
Abhimanyu Mithun3 (3b)
Johan van der Wath4 (4b)
Paul Valthaty 4-0-30-1
Piyush Chawla 3-0-15-3
13.6
2
Valthaty to Mithun, 2 runs
makes room and just manages to chip that slower delivery, that he didn't pick, over cover for a couple
13.5
1
Valthaty to JJ van der Wath, 1 run
squeezed it wide of extra cover for a single
Best performances - batters
Spike Graph
Wagon Zone
PBKS
106 runs (55)
8 fours9 sixes
Productive shot
off side drive on front foot
39 runs
3 fours3 sixes
Control
59%
PBKS
79 runs (49)
7 fours5 sixes
Productive shot
off side drive on front foot
31 runs
4 fours2 sixes
Control
69%
Match details
| Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, Dharamsala | |
| Toss | Kings XI Punjab, elected to bat first |
| Series | |
| Season | 2011 |
| Player Of The Match | |
| Hours of play (local time) | 20.00 start, First Session 20.00-21.20, Interval 21.20-21.40, Second Session 21.40-23.00 |
| Match days | 17 May 2011 - night (20-over match) |
| Umpires | |
| TV Umpire | |
| Reserve Umpire | |
| Match Referee | |
| Points | Kings XI Punjab 2, Royal Challengers Bangalore 0 |
Win Probability
KXIP 100%
KXIPRCB100%50%100%
Over 17 • RCB 121/10
Charl Langeveldt b Srivastava 8 (8b 0x4 1x6) SR: 100
Kings XI won by 111 runsW
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