6 wickets fell within 100, yet RCB scored 201 runs; Rajat Patidar played the captaincy innings.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Rajasthan Royals: Royal Challengers Bengaluru have scored 201 runs batting first. In this rain-affected match, the Bengaluru team lost 6 wickets on the score of just 94, but Rajat Patidar's captaincy innings and finally Venkatesh Iyer's cameo innings took Bengaluru beyond 200. Iyer came to bat as an impact player, scoring 29 runs in 156 balls.

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In this being played at the Baraspara Stadium in Guwahati, Rajasthan Royals won the toss and sent an invitation to bat first to RCB. Phil Salt was dismissed on the first ball of the match. Devdutt Padikkal stayed at the crease for a while and added 45 runs with Virat Kohli, but Padikkal was dismissed for only 14 runs. Jofra Archer took the wickets of Salt and Padikkal.

Bengaluru got off to a fast start, but Virat Kohli were also dismissed before the powerplay was over. Kohli scored 32 runs in 16 balls. Krunal Pandya and Jitesh Sharma did not know when they came and when they went. Within just 14 balls, both had lost their wickets. Tim David also started well with 2 fours, but caught Shimron Hetmyer on the score of 13. RCB lost 6 wickets by the score of 94.

Patidar's captaincy innings, Iyer also shined

RCB's team had lost 6 wickets by the score of 94. From here, captain Rajat Patidar took over the team and played a combative innings of 63 runs in 40 balls. In this innings, he hit 4 fours and 4 sixes. His 31-run partnership with Romario Shepherd and a 41-run partnership with Venkatesh Iyer took over the Bengaluru team.

Patidar was dismissed for 63 runs in the 18th over. Venkatesh Iyer scored 9 runs in 9 balls by the end of the 19th over, but in the last over, he caused havoc. In the 20th over, Iyer hit 2 sixes and a four. A total of 21 runs came in this over.