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Before the start of the season, RCB were not the worst squad on papers, and nobody had predicted this outcome for them

Delhi Capitals defeated Royal Challengers Bangalore by 16 runs in the Feroz Shah Kotla stadium in Delhi on Saturday. 

Delhi added 56 runs in the last four overs of the innings and more than good batting, it was very poor bowling by the Royal Challengers Bangalore. It would be fair to say that RCB lost the match in the last three overs of Delhi's innings.
 

Captain of our Indian cricket team, Virat Kohli is one of the most popular and highest paid sportsmen in the world. Virat is hands down a big name in the cricket world. Virat reportedly has a net worth of $24 million (Rs 160 crore).

Ashwin’s biggest strength has always been his variations and how cleverly he uses them to outthink batsmen. On a good batting track in Bangalore, Ashwin pulled almost all his tricks out of the bag and kept RCB batsmen guessing. 

Punjab in the chase, also started on a positive note but lost momentum in the final overs, and eventually suffered 17 runs defeat at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. 

Batting first, RCB made 161 runs in 20 overs. Kohli and AB de Villiers fell early but Parthiv Patel held one end up and played a very solid innings of 53 runs off 37 balls. 

Dhoni smashed 24 off the first five balls and with two needed off the last ball, it seemed CSK was poised to win. Royal Challengers Bangalore managed to pull off a thrilling win to keep their hopes alive for the playoffs.

Yadav who had been a regular feature during India's long and successful home series in 2016-17 has had a Dinda-esque tendency to bowl bad balls and go for runs. This neutralises all the good work he does when in form.

Virat Kohli scored his 5th IPL hundred and became the first captain ever to score 5 centuries in the Indian Premier League. Chris Gayle is the only other player who has scored six centuries in the IPL.

Royal Challengers Bangalore won their second match of the season against Kolkata Knight Riders on Friday in the Eden Gardens.

The Bangalore side found it difficult to stop Andre Russell and Nitish Rana towards the end of the game. A sluggish knock from Robin Uthappa did not help the cause of the home team

De Villiers’ trademark batting style and unorthodox strokes did not let Mumbai bowlers settle down. Things, however, changed entirely in Mumbai’s favour after the fall of both AB and Ali’s wickets.

What did Mumbai Indians do that prevented Royal Challengers Bangalore from continuing the momentum they had started to generate after their win over Kings XI Punjab in the last match?