IPL 2021: RCB wins first two matches after seven years, defeats Sun Riser IPL 2021: In the match, RCB batted first and scored 149 runs for the loss of eight wickets, in response to which the team of Hyderabad could score only 143 runs for the loss of nine wickets.
Chennai: Sun Riser Hyderabad suffered its fifth consecutive defeat in Chennai. Royal Challengers Bangalore beat Hyderabad by six runs in their second match of the IPL. In the match, RCB batted first and scored 149 runs for the loss of eight wickets. In response, Hyderabad lost nine wickets and scored only 143 runs. This is Hyderabad's second consecutive defeat. In the first match, he lost to KKR. This is the second consecutive victory of RCB. The team had beaten Mumbai Indians by two wickets in the opening match of the league. The team has won two opening matches in a row after seven years. The day before, Mumbai Indians had beaten KKR by 10 runs in a dramatic match on the same ground. Mumbai had a great comeback in this match too.
Chasing the target, North Hyderabad did not have a good start. Vardhman Saha was dismissed for just one run, but then captain David Warner and Manish Pandey played brilliant innings and put the team in a good position. Wanner scored 54 runs while Pandey scored 38 runs. Apart from these two, Barstow scored 12 runs, Vijay Shankar scored three runs, Jason Holder scored four runs, Rashid Khan scored 17 runs and Bhuvneshwar Kumar scored two runs.
Royal Challengers Bangalore made a challenging score of 149 for eight in the IPL match against Sun Riser Hyderabad on Wednesday with a 33-run innings by captain Virat Kohli. Hyderabad won the toss and elected to field first. Maxwell hit five fours and three sixes in 59 off 41 balls before being dismissed on the last ball of Jason Holder's innings. Captain Virat hit four fours in 33 off 29 balls. Virat and Maxwell added 44 runs for the third wicket. Shahbaz Nadeem hit a six off 14 balls. Opener Devdutt Padikal hit two fours in 11 off 13 balls. Washington Sundar scored eight runs and Kyle Jameson scored 12 runs.
For Hyderabad, Jason Holder took three wickets for 30 runs in four overs while league spinner Rashid Khan took two wickets for just 18 runs in four overs. Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Shahbaz Nadeem and T Nitrajan took one wicket each.
