Full Match Story of RCB vs DD IPL 2016

Relatively few would have given Delhi Daredevils a chance after Royal Challengers Bangalore put on 191/5 at their home ground. It required a colossal batting execution and Quinton de Kock 108 (51b, 15x4, 3x6) gave one a fantastic century that paralyzed the home group. Confronting an immense aggregate obligingness Virat Kohli's dazzling 79 and AB de Villiers splendid 55, Delhi were set for awfulness begin in the wake of losing Shreyas Iyer and Sanju Samson for single-digit scores and were gazing at a colossal annihilation. That appeared to matter little to de Kock, who without any help bore the weight. In a splendid counter-assault, the 23-year-old South African enrolled the main century of the ninth season of the VIVO IPL, controlling his group to a seven-wicket win. The guests scored up 100 keeps running toward the end of 11 overs with de Kock enlisting his fifty in just 22 balls. Delhi advanced Karun Nair in front of JP Duminy and Carol Brathwaite and the neighborhood kid made the majority of the open door.

Giving capable backing to de Kock, Nair exchanged riggings exactly when the circumstance requested. The two raised the 100-run stand in just 59 balls. RCB would have still they were still ahead when 76 were required in seven overs yet David Wiese' third over was trucked for 20 runs. The two penetrated the holes and focused on the bowlers splendidly conveying the comparison down to 21 from 18 balls. Getting to his century in the eighteenth over, de Kock struck two more limits as the Daredevils required only nine in the last two overs. How have been an impeccable night for the southpaw, a short ball from Watson brought about his wicket. Having seen an uncommon thump, Watson picked not to celebrate but rather praised the player as he returned back to a loud acclaim. Nair and Duminy then got to the aggregate with five balls to save. Prior, the Daredevils were sent on a calfskin chase by Virat and de Villiers instantly after Chris Gayle was expelled for his first duck in the IPL at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium by Zaheer Khan. The burrow wore no indications of apprehension as the two current experts started their ambush with the bat. The South African pummeled two fours in his initial three balls, which made it clear that RCB were not going to keep down. Kohli hit his first ball for a limit and the two then tackled Mohammed Shami. Making an arrival after a long crevice, Shami's first over went for 16 runs. Villiers then hit three limits of Zaheer's next over while Chris Morris' second over brought about 13 runs. The home group amassed an incredible 63/1 in the Power Play, the most by any group in this IPL in this way. Such was the effect that ABD dashed to his half-century in just 25 balls toward the end of ninth over. With no one in the Daredevils' line-up hoping to end the amazing 100 or more organization, de Villiers at long last tumbled to Carlos Brathwaite. The saint of the ICC World T20 last struck in his second ball as Villiers was gotten in the twelfth over at long-on. In scorching shape this season, Virat saved no one even in the wake of losing his accomplice. He indented up his fifty - his fourth continuous in T20s - in only 36 balls with four limits and one six. With nothing in the track for bowlers to abuse, Shane Watson excessively joined the gathering, and in organization of Virat, sewed a 50-run stand in just 27 balls. Kohli was out on the main ball off the nineteenth over and the wicket helped Daredevils confine the home group under the 200-run mark, which demonstrated indispensable.

Result

Royal Challengers Bangalore 191/5 (Virat Kohli 79, AB de Villiers 55, Shane Watson 33, Mohammed Shami 2/34) lose to Delhi Daredevils in 19.1 overs (Quinton de Kock108, Karun Nair 54, Shane Watson 2/25) by seven wickets.

Man of the Match: Quinton de Kock for his match-winning century