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IPL: RCB beat CSK by five wickets

| | May 19, 2014, at 01:31 am
Ranchi, May 18 (IBNS): Virat Kohli's Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) defeated Chennai Super Kings (CSK) by five wickets in an Indian Premier League (IPL) match here on Sunday.

Restricting CSK to 138 for four, RCB reached 142 for five with one ball to spare.

The match assumed significance as it was a battle between the current captain and vice-captain of the India side.

Chris Gayle looked brilliant in his  50-ball 46, which included three boundaries and three sixes, to give the side a good start at the top of the innings.

Virat Kohli (27) and AB de Villiers (28) made good contributions with their willows to help the side reach the target quite easily at the end.

CSK spinner R Ashwin and the side's newly included David Hussey took two wickets each.

Earlier riding on Suresh Raina's 62, CSK posted 138 for four on the scorecard.

Hussey contributed 29 runs with his bat.

Varun Aaron took two wickets for RCB.

Brief scorecard:

CSK 138 for four in 20 overs (S Raina 62; V Aaron 2/29)

RCB 142 for five in 19.5 overs (C Gayle 46; R Ashwin 2/16)

 

Image: WIkimedia Commons

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