Roll as Patidar on Punjab RCB and co -Winless in Bengaluru

In a rainy sporting game, Punjab Kings held their vein to win a 5-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bangalore at Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday. Fresh from making history, PBKS limited RCB to only 95/9 in its 14 overs. In response, a Breezy Cameo from the Impact Sub Nehal Wadhera found visitors on the line.

The Bangalore weather threatened to wash the game. RCB VS PBKS toss delayed and action began after 2 hours of stagnation, with Shreyas winning and first with fielding. RCB dropped Divadatta Padikkal on the bench in favor of Manoj Bhadange as an impact player. For PBKS, Marcus Stoinis and Harpreet Brar returned to Shee from Maxwell and Vadera. The match was reduced by 14 overs per side.

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Batting first, RCB’s start was the worst and in fact never recovered from there. Arshdeep Singh first rejected Phil Salat. He picked up Virat Kohli with a small ball in his second over and followed it. Liam Livingstone’s horror IPL 2025 continued as 2 3. The English all -rounder charged on the track to counter the movement, only called Priyanus Arya wrong.

Yuzvendra Chahal also reduced RCB to 33/4 in 6 overs in his first over. Marco Jansen joined hands with Chahal as RCB soon slipped to 42/7. Tim David organized one end, which took the hosts to the dreaded 49 barrier. Harpreet Brar also joined the wickets of Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Yash Dayal. With the last man, David exposed the big shots. Australian hit 3 sixes from Harpreet Brar in the final over. He scored fifty to his young woman IPL off just 26 balls, to take RCB to 95/9. In an regret performance for RCB, David and Patidar managed a singles score with other nine batsmen jointly for 73 runs.

Nehal Vaidhera stole the show

Prabhasimran Singh and Priyanus Arya sent Punjab Kings for a decent beginning, playing with cautious aggression. Bhubaneswar hit the first blood for the hosts, departing for 13 with Singh. Josh Hazelwood soon sent Priyash Arya back to the pavilion to drink PBK at 32/2.

Shreyas Iyer and Josh Iglis slightly consolidated them from 50 to last 50. However, Hazelwood brought the hosts back to the competition with a double wicket. Nehal Vaidhera withdrew control by controlling Suyash Sharma for six and four in two consecutive overs. The left -handed player remained unbeaten on 33 runs in only 19 delivery as PBK won 5 wickets with 11 balls.