RR beat RCB by 7 wickets | Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Rajasthan Royals, Highlights And Cricket Score 14th T20 Match - Commentary

We're done with this one. A contrast in fortunes and the mood tonight in both camps. While Rajasthan grab their first win of the season, Bangalore are still in search of theirs. Virat Kohli and his men would like to turn things around quickly. Moving on, the next game takes place on Wednesday, at 2000 local (1430 GMT), as Mumbai take on Chennai at the Wankhede Stadium. You don't want to miss that one. See you, folks!

Shreyas Gopal is the Man of the Match. He says that he is lucky and happy to get those big wickets. Once again iterates that he is fortunate to have got the wickets of Kohli and de Villiers. Reckons that the pressure was exerted by the bowlers before him and he got lucky as he picked those wickets. Mentions that the execution of the plans was done well on their side. Informs us that he is not the best person to ask about the leg spinners doing well and thinks that it is all about bowling to your plans.

Ajinkya Rahane, the Rajasthan skipper, thought that the pitch would be a 150-160 one right from the beginning and expected the dew to come in. Reserves extreme praise for his spinners, especially Shreyas Gopal. He mentions that the plan was to bowl well upfront and that Gowtham did well on that aspect. He informs that the relief of getting off the mark is immense. Signs off by saying that it was a wonderful team effort and hopes it will continue in the games to come as well.

Yuzvendra Chahal, the leading wicket-taker in the tournament this season, feels good about getting the award for the same but is disappointed about losing the game. He reckons that leg spinners do well because they have a lot of variations and even though they go for runs, they get a lot of wickets. He informs us that despite it being the fourth loss in a row, there is no point being negative because it won't help the cause.

Virat Kohli, the Bangalore skipper, feels that today's performance was more competitive but they were 15-20 runs short. He reckons that those extra runs would have played a vital part even with the dew around. Also feels that they cannot afford to drop so many chances in such kind of a game. On this being the fourth loss in a row, he says that these kind of things look bad when they happen and that they'd have liked at least a win if not two out of the four games played so far. He states that they would still like to believe and hope to get on a roll with ten games left. He does take some positives out of this game and deducts that his side played decent cricket tonight as well as against Mumbai. Hints that the tournament is not a very long one like everyone thinks it to be and to get the combination right is not too easy by just chopping and changing. He signs off by saying that turning around things will happen over time but what is in their hands is to field the best possible eleven and try to put their best performance ahead.

Bangalore needed wickets. At the start, in the middle and towards the end, but it didn't come when they wanted. The dew didn't help their cause, along with the decent total, but they still could have been in with a chance had they taken their chances towards the fag end of the game. 2 or 3 good chances went down, that too of key batsmen, which could have maybe changed the outcome. Something doesn't end up clicking for Bangalore, which becomes their downfall. Earlier in the evening, Parthiv's fifty, along with Stoinis and Ali's late hitting, saw the visitors post 158 on the board. It eventually wasn't enough for them to bag their first points of the season.

First win of the season for the team in pink. The fact that it's come in front of their home crowd will please them more and give them some much-needed confidence for the campaign. They were right on top from the moment this chase began. Buttler and Rahane took their side off to a flier and from that point on, it was smooth sailing as they pretty much set the tone for the rest to come. Buttler went on to score his fifty. After his departure, Smith and Tripathi sealed the deal, with the latter scoring the winning runs and remaining unbeaten.

Umesh Yadav to Rahul Tripathi. SIX! What a way to finish things off! Tripathi doesn't let it go into the Super Over and calmly gets his side over the line. Short ball and it's pulled with absolute control, flat over the mid-wicket fence. RAJASTHAN WIN BY 7 WICKETS!

Umesh Yadav to Ben Stokes. Scores are level now! We could have a Super Over if Umesh can hold his nerve somehow. Good save from the man at point on this occasion. Stokes cuts it square where the fielder dives to his right and stops a certain boundary.

Umesh Yadav to Ben Stokes. Back of a length on middle, Stokes works it in front of short mid-wicket.

Umesh Yadav to Rahul Tripathi. Hurries the batsman with this shorter length ball. Tripathi looks to pull but it goes off the gloves towards fine leg for a single.

Umesh Yadav to Rahul Tripathi. Angling back into the batsman, Tripathi hits it through mid-wicket for a double.

Ben Stokes walks in next. Meanwhile, it is Umesh Yadav to bowl the final over. 5 needed off 6 balls now.

Mohammed Siraj to Steven Smith. OUT! Taken this time. Umesh Yadav the man to gobble it up. Virat Kohli applauds that. Smith backs away to this fuller length ball and looks to clear long on. Can hit it only as far as the fielder who takes it well this time. A wicket finally comes, but maybe a little too late.

Mohammed Siraj to Rahul Tripathi. Another DROPPED OPPORTUNITY! This time it's Moeen Ali who can't hold on. Virat Kohli is living watching this. Tripathi pulls it over square leg and Ali out in the deep runs to his right. He slips while running and that's why the ball slips through his palms. One run to the total.

Mohammed Siraj to Steven Smith. Has that carried? Seems like it has. Yes, it has. It's a DROPPED CHANCE! Substitute Pawan Negi makes a good effort, but he should have caught it. Steven Smith mistimes his pull shot towards mid-wicket. Negi there runs in, dives, gets his fingers under it but can't hold on. Single taken.

Mohammed Siraj to Steven Smith. Short and banged in outside off, Steven wildly throws his bat at it and mistimes the slap to the left of the bowler. Dot ball. 7 needed off 9 now.

Mohammed Siraj to Rahul Tripathi. A short delivery which has been pulled away. The batsmen have run through for a single.

Mohammed Siraj to Steven Smith. Shortish delivery angling into the body, pulled to deep square leg for a run.

Navdeep Saini to Rahul Tripathi. Rahul skips down the track and takes it on the full. Gets it off the inner half back towards the bowler.

Navdeep Saini to Rahul Tripathi. Chance of a run out! Just not Bangalore's night, it seems. Tripathi plays it to de Villiers at short mid-wicket. Smith takes off, but then turns back. AB misses his shy at the bowler's end. Smith wasn't even in the frame.

Navdeep Saini to Rahul Tripathi. FOUR! Once again, the execution from Tripathi is spot on. A full toss around off, the batsman backs away and slices it behind point. Third man tries to cut it off by moving to his right but can't stop it.

Navdeep Saini to Rahul Tripathi. Wide! Bumper but it's angled down the leg side, the umpire signals it as a wide.

Navdeep Saini to Steven Smith. Takes the pull shot on and gets away with it. Short ball which rises quickly, Smith pulls and it goes off the top edge. The ball falls safely in the square leg area and the batsmen take a single.

Navdeep Saini to Steven Smith. Smith goes leg side as well. Slogs this through mid-wicket and comes back for the second.

Navdeep Saini to Rahul Tripathi. Tripathi slogs this, off the inner half and places it through towards wide long on. One run collected.

Navdeep Saini returns to the attack.

Mohammed Siraj to Steven Smith. SIX! Take that, Mohammed Siraj! Steven Smith with an immaculate hit. This is full again, right in the slot, Smith swings across the line and nails the slog. Clears the mid-wicket boundary with ease for a maximum. 18 runs needed in 18 balls now.

Mohammed Siraj to Steven Smith. Full and wide again, outside off, it's driven square through the off side for a double.

Mohammed Siraj to Steven Smith. Wide! Darted full, well outside off, Smith tries to reach out and hit it away but fails to do so. It goes from the other side of the tramline and that's a wide.

Mohammed Siraj to Rahul Tripathi. Cutting back in on middle and leg, it's turned through backward square leg for one run.

Mohammed Siraj to Rahul Tripathi. Banged in short, just outside off, the batsman doesn't bother himself with it.

Mohammed Siraj to Rahul Tripathi. It's in the air but short of the fielder. Well done, Stoinis, for stopping that though. Length ball around off, Tripathi mistimes it off the outer half over point. Marcus runs in from the deep and stops it from going past him. Two runs taken.

Mohammed Siraj to Rahul Tripathi. FOUR! Clean as you like. What a hit. So much control. Full and wide outside off, Tripathi makes sweet connection as he smashes it over covers. Nobody out there in the deep, it's a boundary.

Mohammed Siraj is called back on to bowl.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Rahul Tripathi. Sweeps this down towards the man at fine leg for a single.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Rahul Tripathi. Just short. Behind a driving length, some flight on it, Tripathi steps out, unable to get to the pitch. Chips it back, but it falls short of Chahal.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Steven Smith. Smith leans ahead to this full ball and eases it to long off. Single to the total.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Rahul Tripathi. Works this against the spin square on the leg side and takes one.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Rahul Tripathi. Stays right behind the line of this one and keeps it out.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Steven Smith. DROPPED! Is that the game-changing moment? It has to be, doesn't it? Unbelievable. The simplest of catches, really. Tossed up leg break around off, spins away, Smith opens his body up and goes inside out. What should have been a straightforward catch to Umesh Yadav at sweeper cover, ends up becoming a missed chance. The batsmen take one. Virat Kohli is not a happy camper. No, sir.

Strategic break. Rajasthan on course to win this game. Just need 38 to win in 30 balls, with 8 wickets in hand. Unless there is a massive collapse, this game is theirs to win. Also, Yuzvendra Chahal is back on.

Marcus Stoinis to Steven Smith. Full and straight from the bowler, Smith flicks it in front of square leg for a run.

Marcus Stoinis to Steven Smith. Keeps a little low as it skids off the deck. Smith drags this length ball around off with a pull and places it over mid-wicket. Big gap out there, so the batsmen are able to come back for the second.

Marcus Stoinis to Rahul Tripathi. Tripathi does the same. With an open bat face he guides it behind point, towards third man, and crosses over.

Marcus Stoinis to Steven Smith. Waits for this one to come to him. Plays it very late as he opens the face and runs it down to third man for one.

Marcus Stoinis to Rahul Tripathi. Shorter again, this time Rahul helps the pull behind square leg and gets to the other end.

Marcus Stoinis to Rahul Tripathi. FOUR! Tripathi welcomes Stoinis with a boundary. All too easy, this. Back of a length on middle and leg, the batter adjusts inside the crease and pulls it over mid-wicket, right in the gap. Nobody out there, so that will be a boundary.

Marcus Stoinis is called back on.

Umesh Yadav to Steven Smith. Full ball aiming the off stick, it's whipped straight to short mid-wicket.

Umesh Yadav to Steven Smith. Skidding off the deck, a length ball on off, the Aussie batsman pushes it defensively in front of covers.

Umesh Yadav to Steven Smith. FOUR! Streaky runs for Steven Smith. Rajasthan will gladly accept all of them. Length ball rising off the deck outside off, Smith plays away from his body and gets an edge down to third man for a boundary.

Umesh Yadav to Rahul Tripathi. The batsman has nudged the ball fine down the leg side. One run added to the total.

Umesh Yadav to Rahul Tripathi. Back of a length on the hips, it's worked through backward square leg. Stoinis out in the deep can't collect it cleanly, so the batsmen are able to take two.

Umesh Yadav to Rahul Tripathi. Short ball rising off the deck, Tripathi takes the pull on but the bounce gets too big on him.

Umesh Yadav to bowl now.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Steven Smith. NOT OUT! The back foot is firmly in the crease even as Smith had lost his balance. A flighted ball outside off, Smith looks to play a shot onto the leg side but fails to connect the ball and loses his balance. The keeper collects the ball and whips the bails off. He asks the question to the square leg umpire who takes it upstairs. The replays show that the Aussie is safely inside the crease. He did well there not to drag his feet out or lift it.

Stumping appeal taken upstairs. Steven Smith is the man in question. Looks like his back foot was in the crease. Let's see what the replays have to say.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Steven Smith. Pushed back to the bowler by the batsman coming on his front foot.

Rahul Tripathi walks in next.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Jos Buttler. OUT! Buttler holes out! Huge wicket for Bangalore. They have broken the 44-run stand. A flighted ball on middle, Buttler looks to slog it for a maximum but the ball takes the edge and goes high towards long off. Stoinis there settles under the ball and takes a good catch. Can this pave the way back for Bangalore?

Yuzvendra Chahal to Steven Smith. Flatter one on middle, Smith comes down the track and glances it fine on the leg side for a run.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Steven Smith. Pushed to the cover region by the batsman.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Jos Buttler. Worked away to deep backward square leg for a run by JB.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Jos Buttler. Wide! This ball is way outside off and spinning away. The umpire signals it as wide.

Moeen Ali to Steven Smith. That is good running! Good placement as well by Smith as he gets the ball to deep mid-wicket for a couple of runs. 58 off 48 is the equation now.

Moeen Ali to Jos Buttler. Flicked away to deep mid-wicket for a run by Jos.

Moeen Ali to Jos Buttler. Pushed back to the bowler.

Moeen Ali to Jos Buttler. SIX! This is thumped over deep mid-wicket with the utmost ease. A short one on middle, pulled away by Buttler as he rocks back in his crease. The fielder out there is a mere spectator.

Moeen Ali to Jos Buttler. FOUR! Bowled full and flighted outside off, hit hard down the ground and beats the long off and the long on fielder. It also brings up the fifty for Buttler, his eighth 50 in the tournament!

Moeen Ali to Steven Smith. Flatter one on middle, Smith is down the track to flick the ball but gets a leading edge to long off for a single.

Moeen Ali is introduced into the attack.

Marcus Stoinis to Jos Buttler. Good length delivery on middle and off, Buttler comes down the track a bit and plays it straight to cover. 7 off this Stoinis over.

Marcus Stoinis to Jos Buttler. Fuller delivery on off, Buttler strokes it straight to the fielder at mid off.

Marcus Stoinis to Steven Smith. Good length ball on middle and leg, Smith glances it to the on side for a single.

Marcus Stoinis to Steven Smith. FOUR! Lucky boundary for Smith but he will take it with both hands. Good length delivery outside off, Smith looks to cut but gets an inside edge. The ball goes to the fine leg fence for a boundary.

Marcus Stoinis to Jos Buttler. Fuller delivery on middle, Buttler shuffles across to his off stump and flicks it to deep square leg for a single.

Marcus Stoinis to Steven Smith. On a length outside off, pushed away to deep point for a single.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Jos Buttler. Bowled quicker outside off, pushed to the right of point for a couple of runs. Good running. Rajasthan are 80/1 at their halfway mark. They need 79 more in 60 balls.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Jos Buttler. Lovely loop! A flighted ball on off and turning a lot. Buttler goes to swipe the ball but fails to reach the ball as it turns away. Good spin!

Yuzvendra Chahal to Steven Smith. Driven all along the ground for a single to long on. Rajasthan doing it smartly here, playing Chahal safely.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Jos Buttler. Worked away for a single to deep mid-wicket.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Jos Buttler. Flighted ball on leg, Buttler looks to flick it towards the leg side but gets a leading edge towards backward point. The fielder there misfields and allows for an extra run to be taken. Poor stuff from Bangalore.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Jos Buttler. Wide! Sprays the ball down the leg side. The umpire penalises the bowler.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Steven Smith. Leg spinner bowled flatter on middle, Smith punches it back to long on for a single.

Marcus Stoinis to Jos Buttler. FOUR! Slower bouncer and smashed! The ball is outside off on a short length and Buttler hits it over mid-wicket for an easy boundary. 11 off the over.

Marcus Stoinis to Steven Smith. On a length outside off, Smith mistimes his pull slightly to the right of mid-wicket for a run.

Marcus Stoinis to Jos Buttler. Flicked away for a single to deep square leg.

Marcus Stoinis to Jos Buttler. FOUR! Swiped away! A short length ball on middle and aimed at the body as the ball holds its line. Buttler swivels and pulls this away to the deep square leg fence on a bounce. The ball goes for a boundary.

Marcus Stoinis to Jos Buttler. Pushed back towards mid off by Buttler to a ball on a length outside off.

Marcus Stoinis to Steven Smith. Length ball at the hips, flicked away to deep square leg for a single by Smith.

Marcus Stoinis is brought into the bowling attack.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Steven Smith. Smith gets off the mark with a single. Wrists this tossed up ball to long on for a single.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Steven Smith. Tossed up on middle, driven back to the bowler off the front foot.

Steven Smith walks out to bat at number 3.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Ajinkya Rahane. OUT! And Chahal does strike! This is a big wicket for Bangalore, they needed that. It's the googly, cleverly disguised and shorter in length. Rahane goes back to cut but the ball comes in and cramps the batsman for room. The ball goes on to hit the back pad and the appeal goes up, which is followed by the umpire's finger. The opening stand of 60 is broken.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Ajinkya Rahane. Floated leg spinner around leg, Ajinkya gets down to sweep but it goes off his pads.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Jos Buttler. Slower through the air, nice shape on this from Chahal. Buttler comes down the track and drives it to long on for one.

Yuzvendra Chahal to Jos Buttler. Looped up leg break, Jos pushes it to the left of the bowler, who dives and stops the ball.

Spin time. Yuzvendra Chahal on to bowl. Bangalore need him to strike.

Mohammed Siraj to Jos Buttler. Back of a length rising off the surface, Buttler punches it on the up and finds sweeper cover. Single to end the over.

Mohammed Siraj to Jos Buttler. Ooohhh! Siraj is unlucky. This is a terrific delivery. Full again, some good pace on it, just outside off. Buttler makes a lot of room to cream it through the covers. Misses and the ball whiskers past the off stick. Close one.

Mohammed Siraj to Jos Buttler. Full delivery attacking the stumps, Jos works it in front of mid-wicket. No run taken.

Mohammed Siraj to Jos Buttler. Shaping back in on leg stump, worked gently on the leg side for no run.

Mohammed Siraj to Jos Buttler. Banged in short, around off, Buttler moves a step across, hops a bit and then lofts the pull over mid-wicket. He clears the infield and gets a brace for doing so.

Mohammed Siraj to Ajinkya Rahane. He's timing it well. Rahane waits for the length ball to come to him before opening the face and running it down to third man for one.

Strategic break. A much-needed one for Bangalore. They are bleeding runs and really need to regroup. Buttler and Rahane have taken the attack to the hosts' bowlers and have come out successful so far. The introduction of the spinners could work wonders for the home side. It needs a wicket and fast.

Navdeep Saini to Ajinkya Rahane. Quick single, this is good running between the wickets. Rahane pushes it to mid on and takes the fielder on. He scores a direct hit, but the Rajasthan captain makes it in with a dive. That's the end of the Powerplay. Rajasthan are 55/0, while Bangalore were 48/0.

Navdeep Saini to Ajinkya Rahane. FOUR! Takes the aerial route and gets the desired result. This is very good batting from Ajinkya Rahane. Fuller length ball on the fifth stump line, it's lofted cleanly over covers for a boundary.

Navdeep Saini to Ajinkya Rahane. Short of a good length in line of the stumps, Ajinkya looks to pull, but gets an inside edge onto his body.

Navdeep Saini to Ajinkya Rahane. FOUR! Finds the gap and the fence as well. Full and darted on middle and off, Rahane moves inside the line and whips this aerially through mid-wicket for a boundary. The 50 comes up for Rajasthan with this.

Navdeep Saini to Ajinkya Rahane. Full outside off, driven towards cover. Can't get it past the fielder there.

Navdeep Saini to Ajinkya Rahane. Back of a length on off stump, the Rajasthan captain pulls it off the inner half to the man positioned in front of square leg.

Mohammed Siraj to Ajinkya Rahane. No maiden for Siraj, but excellent nonetheless. Just 1 run off the over. Rahane drives this full ball towards mid on and pinches a quick single.

Mohammed Siraj to Ajinkya Rahane. The batsman was beaten and missed the line of the delivery.

Mohammed Siraj to Ajinkya Rahane. Length delivery outside off, shaping away off the seam, Rahane cuts it square but straight to the fielder.

Mohammed Siraj to Ajinkya Rahane. Back of a length outside off, Rahane rises on his toes and offers a firm punch towards cover-point. The fielder there makes a dive and saves runs for his side.

Mohammed Siraj to Ajinkya Rahane. Outside off, Rahane can't connect once more.

Mohammed Siraj to Ajinkya Rahane. Good length delivery in the channel outside off, Rahane pokes inside the line and gets beaten as a result.

Mohammed Siraj is into the attack now.

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. Full ball attacking the stumps, it's driven straight back to the bowler. Another expensive over, 12 from this one.

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. Edgy FOUR! No trouble at all for Buttler though, he will welcome it all night long. Full ball outside off, the Englishman pushes at it away from the body and gets a thick edge past short third man. This is the third boundary of the over.

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. Another play and a miss! Length ball outside off, Buttler goes for the heave over mid-wicket but misses.

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. FOUR BYES! Buttler's missed out, shouldn't have been a boundary at all but the keeper's made a mess of that. It's Akshdeep Nath behind the stumps, not sure where Parthiv Patel is for now. Length ball coming back in, Jos swings and misses. It goes through the left of the keeper and away to the boundary line behind.

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. Swing and a miss from Jos. It's there to be hit, fullish and outside off, so he looks to go big downtown but fails to make connection.

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. FOUR! This opening pair is only dealing in boundaries. Full and wide outside off, Buttler drives it through the big gap in the covers and gets another boundary to his name.

Umesh Yadav to Ajinkya Rahane. FOUR! That's cracked! Short and wide outside off, Rahane cuts this hard through point. Pierces the gap there and ends the over with a boundary. Everything about that shot was perfect. 15 runs from this over, Rajasthan are off to a flying start.

Umesh Yadav to Ajinkya Rahane. FOUR! Poor line. Down the leg side, all Rahane has to do is get something on it and he does that. Tickles it past the diving keeper and sends it across the fine leg fence.

Umesh Yadav to Jos Buttler. In the air but well short of the fielder. Bouncer on middle and leg, Buttler pulls it to the man at fine leg on a couple of bounces. Just the one this time.

Umesh Yadav to Jos Buttler. Too straight in line, it's wristed down to fine leg and the batsmen take two more.

Umesh Yadav to Jos Buttler. Slower back of a length ball, Buttler rolls his wrists on this one as he pulls it in front of square leg. A couple of runs result.

Umesh Yadav to Ajinkya Rahane. Full and straight from Umesh, it's driven back past the bowler for a single.

Umesh Yadav to Ajinkya Rahane. Wide! Fires it full and down the leg side, wide signalled by the umpire.

Umesh to continue. Can he pick up a wicket in this over?

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. On the pads, Buttler flicks it but finds mid-wicket. 10 off Saini's first.

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. FOUR! Slapped and slapped hard. Good length delivery outside off, Buttler smacks it through covers for a boundary.

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. FOUR! Buttler goes after Saini. Fuller delivery on middle, Buttler lofts it straight over the bowler's head. He does not time it to perfection but times it well enough to get a boundary.

Navdeep Saini to Ajinkya Rahane. DROPPED! Saini is an unlucky man. Pacy delivery outside off, Rahane looks to drive it but gets a thick outside edge to the right of slip. Kohli there dives to his right but cannot hold onto the ball. He should have taken that as it was a regulation catch there. The batsmen take a single as well.

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. Fast ball on the pads, Buttler looks to flick it but it strikes him high on his thigh pad and the ball rolls to the on side. Leg bye stolen.

Navdeep Saini to Jos Buttler. Starts with a length ball on the fifth stump line. Looks like the plan is to bowl short and wide to Buttler. Jos goes chasing after it but misses.

Navdeep Saini to bowl from the other end.

Umesh Yadav to Jos Buttler. Single to end the over. Slightly shorter in length, Buttler slaps it to cover and takes a single as the fielder there misfields the ball.

Umesh Yadav to Jos Buttler. Slightly fuller on off, Buttler gently pushes it to the fielder at cover.

Umesh Yadav to Jos Buttler. Back of a length delivery on off, Jos strokes it wide of point and gets a brace.

Umesh Yadav to Jos Buttler. FOUR! No mistake this time and Buttler smacks this length ball on off through covers for a boundary. He is off the mark in style.

Umesh Yadav to Jos Buttler. Good length delivery outside off, Buttler looks to play it on the off side but misses.

Umesh Yadav to Ajinkya Rahane. Off the mark straightaway. A length ball wide outside off, Rahane runs it down to third man for a single.

We are back for the chase. Jos Buttler and Ajinkya Rahane will open for the hosts in their pursuit of 159. Meanwhile, Umesh Yadav will start off proceedings for Bangalore. Let's play!