LSG scored 181/5 in 20 overs when batting first. An 81-run knock was delivered by Quinton de Kock. Unbeaten, Nicholas Pooran hit a 40.
In reaction, the RCB dropped their third wicket in as many games after struggling at the bat at home.
How did the match work out?
De Kock and KL Rahul spread out the stage for LSG by adding 53 runs. After Devdutt Padikkal’s excusal, LSG were 73/2.
De Kock and Marcus Stoinis then added 56 runs for the third wicket. LSG were 148/5 at one phase before Pooran assisted his side with outperforming 180.
LSG then, at that point, showed a dazzling appearance with the ball drove by Mayank Yadav.
De Kock finishes 3,000 IPL runs
De Kock’s 81 was bound with eight fours and five sixes. He possessed a strike rate worth 144.64.
Playing his 99th IPL match, the South African hitter dashed beyond 3,000 runs. He claims 3,046 runs at 32.75.
The southpaw hit his 22nd IPL 50 years and a second progressive one in the continuous competition.
Pooran outperforms 100 IPL sixes with blasting 40*
Pooran crushed an unbeaten 40 from 21 balls (SR: 190.48). He hit one four and five sixes. In 65 IPL matches, the West Indies hitter has smoked 1,416 runs at 29.5. He outperformed 100 sixes in the chief rivalry.
Mayank sparkles with second progressive three-fer
LSG quick bowling sensation Mayank made a stunning presentation for LSG in Match 11 against the Punjab Lords as of late.
The youth bowled perhaps of the quickest spell by an Indian in the opposition’s set of experiences.
Mayank conveyed the quickest chunk of IPL 2024 to Shikhar Dhawan (155.8 KMPH).
On Tuesday, he oversaw 3/14 from four overs versus the RCB. In two matches, he claims six wickets.
Novel accomplishment for Mayank
According to Cricbuzz, Mayank is currently the 6th bowler in IPL history to guarantee three+ wicket pulls in every one of their initial two IPL matches. He joins Lasith Malinga, Amit Singh, Mauyank Markande, Kevin Cooper and Jofra Bowman.