IPL 2019 RR vs RCB: Twitter slams RCB as they lose 4 games in a row

Two teams that hadn’t won a game went head to head at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur. The 14th match of the season featured Rajasthan Royals taking on Royal Challengers Bangalore. One team had to remain winless after the encounter and who else but RCB?

Ajinkya Rahane had the luck by his side as the coin dropped in his favor. He chose what most captains have chosen this year. RCB batted first with the captain Virat Kohli opening the innings with Parthiv Patel. Kohli had the intent from the outset as he farmed most of the strike rate. When the powerplay came to an end, RCB scored 48 and Kohli faced 23 deliveries while his partner played 13.

Shreyas Gopal came into the attack and he castled Kohli off a superb googly for 23. He then made his night better when he accounted for the wicket of AB de Villiers in the next over for 13. Shimron Hetmeyer too fell prey to Gopal when the left-hander departed after scoring just 1 from 9 balls. After 11 overs, the visitors found themselves struggling at 74/3.

Parthiv Patel and Marcus Stoinis added 53 runs for the 4th wicket. Just like the last game, Parthiv carried his team alone. Before getting out in the 18th over, he scored 67 from 41 balls. Stoinis and Moeen Ali threw their bats around and dragged the score to 158/4 after 20 overs.

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The RR openers came out all guns blazing in pursuit of 159. Rahane and Jos Buttler went after the bowling and put pressure on the opposition. From the powerplay, they collected 55 runs. The captain was the first wicket to fall in the innings for 22 in the 8th over. As usual, the wicket-taker for RCB was Yuzvendra Chahal.

Buttler kept blazing while the No.3 batsman Steve Smith had the time to get his eye in. The Englishman brought up his fifty in the 12th over as the score read 101/1. Chahal came back to remove Buttler for 59 off 43 balls in the 13th over. RR needed 54 from the last 7 overs.

Rahul Tripathi came out to join Smith in the middle. With very little pressure of the required run rate, they the duo brought the side close. They were aided by some sloppy fielding from RCB as the visitors dropped a number of catches. Smith scored 38 before holding out in the 19th over. Tripathi made and unbeaten 34 as RR got home with 1 ball to spare.

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RR vs RCB Match Summary

Rajasthan Royals won the toss and opted to bowl first

Royal Challengers Bangalore: 158/4 in 20 overs

Parthiv Patel 67 (41), Marcus Stoinis 31 (28)

Shreyas Gopal 12/3 (4), Jofra Archer 47/1 (4)

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Rajasthan Royals: 164/3 in 19.5 overs

Jos Buttler 59 (43), Steve Smith 38* (31)

Yuzvendra Chahal 17/2 (4), Mohammed Siraj 25/1 (4)

Rajasthan Royals won by 7 wickets

Player of the Match: Shreyas Gopal

 

Twitter wasn’t impressed with RCB who lost the 4th game on the trot

https://twitter.com/MikkhailVaswani/status/1113140944629633029

https://twitter.com/rajasthanroyals/status/1113141810207981568

Some More Tweets as RCB Lost its 4th Game in a row

https://twitter.com/rajasthanroyals/status/1113139031255273472

https://twitter.com/LMKMovieManiac/status/1113138739696377856

https://twitter.com/SubodhAgarwal1/status/1113138625925931008

https://twitter.com/rajasthanroyals/status/1113143029907554305

https://twitter.com/sthalekar93/status/1113140036604710912

 

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Two teams that hadn't won a game went head to head at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur. The 14th match of the season featured Rajasthan Royals taking on Royal Challengers Bangalore. One team had to remain winless after the encounter and who else but RCB? Ajinkya Rahane had the luck by his side as the coin dropped in his favor. He chose what most captains have chosen this year. RCB batted first with the captain Virat Kohli opening the innings with Parthiv Patel. Kohli had the intent from the outset as he farmed most of the strike rate. When the powerplay came to an end, RCB scored 48 and Kohli faced 23 deliveries while his partner played 13. Shreyas Gopal came into the attack and he castled Kohli off a superb googly for 23. He then made his night better when he accounted for the wicket of AB de Villiers in the next over for 13. Shimron Hetmeyer too fell prey to Gopal when the left-hander departed after scoring just 1 from 9 balls. After 11 overs, the visitors found themselves struggling at 74/3. Parthiv Patel and Marcus Stoinis added 53 runs for the 4th wicket. Just like the last game, Parthiv carried his team alone. Before getting out in the 18th over, he scored 67 from 41 balls. Stoinis and Moeen Ali threw their bats around and dragged the score to 158/4 after 20 overs. The RR openers came out all guns blazing in pursuit of 159. Rahane and Jos Buttler went after the bowling and put pressure on the opposition. From the powerplay, they collected 55 runs. The captain was the first wicket to fall in the innings for 22 in the 8th over. As usual, the wicket-taker for RCB was Yuzvendra Chahal. Buttler kept blazing while the No.3 batsman Steve Smith had the time to get his eye in. The Englishman brought up his fifty in the 12th over as the score read 101/1. Chahal came back to remove Buttler for 59 off 43 balls in the 13th over. RR needed 54 from the last 7 overs. Rahul Tripathi came out to join Smith in the middle. With very little pressure of the required run rate, they the duo brought the side close. They were aided by some sloppy fielding from RCB as the visitors dropped a number of catches. Smith scored 38 before holding out in the 19th over. Tripathi made and unbeaten 34 as RR got home with 1 ball to spare.

RR vs RCB Match Summary

Rajasthan Royals won the toss and opted to bowl first Royal Challengers Bangalore: 158/4 in 20 overs Parthiv Patel 67 (41), Marcus Stoinis 31 (28) Shreyas Gopal 12/3 (4), Jofra Archer 47/1 (4) Rajasthan Royals: 164/3 in 19.5 overs Jos Buttler 59 (43), Steve Smith 38* (31) Yuzvendra Chahal 17/2 (4), Mohammed Siraj 25/1 (4)

Rajasthan Royals won by 7 wickets

Player of the Match: Shreyas Gopal  

Twitter wasn't impressed with RCB who lost the 4th game on the trot

https://twitter.com/cricketwallah/status/1113133365530464256 https://twitter.com/bhogleharsha/status/1113092804622913536 https://twitter.com/sumanthraman/status/1113140543217840129 https://twitter.com/MikkhailVaswani/status/1113140944629633029 https://twitter.com/rajasthanroyals/status/1113141810207981568 https://twitter.com/MichaelVaughan/status/1113142792400723970 https://twitter.com/cricketaakash/status/1113139613806211073 https://twitter.com/arjunjaidka/status/1113138690468052995 https://twitter.com/RK_sports/status/1113139517354016768

Some More Tweets as RCB Lost its 4th Game in a row

https://twitter.com/rajasthanroyals/status/1113139031255273472 https://twitter.com/LMKMovieManiac/status/1113138739696377856 https://twitter.com/bhogleharsha/status/1113138932340994049 https://twitter.com/SubodhAgarwal1/status/1113138625925931008 https://twitter.com/SomeshVerma/status/1113138588265283585 https://twitter.com/hemangkbadani/status/1113143066498490368 https://twitter.com/rajasthanroyals/status/1113143029907554305 https://twitter.com/sthalekar93/status/1113140036604710912