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RCB 149/8 || Kohli 41 || Moin Ali 32 ||
IPL 2019 Live Cricket Score Online, RCB vs DC IPL Live Match Score: RCB in trouble, seven down IPL 2019 Live Cricket Score Online, RCB vs DC IPL Live Match Cricket Score Streaming Online: Virat Kohli's Royal Challengers Bangalore continue their search for first win when they take on Delhi Capitals at M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Sunday. IPL 2019, RCB vs DC Live Cricket Score: Bangalore search for first win at home against Delhi Capitals IPL 2019 Live Match Score, RCB vs DC IPL Live Cricket Score Online: Virat Kohli’s Royal Challengers Bangalore will continue their search for first win when they take on Delhi Capitals at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in the Indian Premier League 2019 on Sunday. RCB have suffered five straight losses in this edition, while the visitors are coming into the game with two wins and three reverses. After losing the last match against Kolkata Knight Riders, RCB’s position has become precarious, and they have to win almost all their remaining games to keep their chances alive. IPL match between Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Delhi Capitals will be broadcast on Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1 HD and the live Streaming of the today IPL match will be available on Hotstar. Indian Premier League, 2019 M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru 07 April 2019 Play in Progress ( Day - Match 20 ) Delhi Capitals elected to field LIVE BLOG IPL 2019 Live Cricket Score Online, RCB vs DC IPL Live Match Score in OUT! Rabada claims a big one, removes skipper Virat Kohli for 41 with his first ball. He tried going after Rabada, but is caught by DC captain Shreyas Iyer. RCB are 133/ Kohli is on 41 and he is stepping on the gas. The skipper gets back-to-back sixes after Akashdeep takes a four. RCB are 133/4 after 17 overs OUT RCB bring up 100 but lose Moeen Ali to some brave bowling by Sandeep Lamichhane, who beats him with a googly and the southpaw is stumped. He's been stumped for a quick 32(18). RCB are 108/4 OUT! RCB are three men down as they lose Stoinis, who departs for 15 after hitting one to Rahul at long-on and he makes no mistake in holding on to it. RCB are 66/3 after 11 overs RCB deserve some credit for picking an unchanged team but extending that stability to the batting order is needlessly dogmatic. When AB fell, Moeen - a better player of spin & a left-hander - would've been a superior option to counter Sandeep & Axar than Stoinis. #IPL #RCBvDC Wicket and that's the end of Powerplay WICKET! Kagiso Rabada sends ABD for 17 as Colin Ingram takes a fine catch on the last ball of powerplay. Rabada gets ABD with a slower one. RCB are 40/2 after the Powerplay Breakthrough OUT! Parthiv Patel departs early as Chris Morris gives the visitors the breakthrough with a fine catch by Sandeep. RCB are 16/1 after 2 overs Parthiv hit that to the deep mid-wicket fence. Match begins with no runs in first three balls. Next ball's whipped off the pads but is cut off at the square leg boundary. RCB are 6/0 at the end of the first over. Parthiv Patel and Virat Kohli open for RCB, who continue to look for their first win. Parthiv on strike as Ishant starts with the ball DC Playing XI Delhi Capitals Playing XI: Prithvi Shaw, Shikhar Dhawan, Shreyas Iyer(c), Rishabh Pant(w), Rahul Tewatia, Colin Ingram, Chris Morris, Axar Patel, Kagiso Rabada, Ishant Sharma, Sandeep Lamichhane RCB Playing XI Royal Challengers Bangalore Playing XI: Parthiv Patel(w), Virat Kohli(c), AB de Villiers, Marcus Stoinis, Moeen Ali, Akshdeep Nath, Pawan Negi, Tim Southee, Navdeep Saini, Yuzvendra Chahal, Mohammed Siraj. #dcvsrcb #kohli #moinali
यहाँ देखिए श्रेयस गोपाल का पूरा स्पेल || Shreyas Gopal Full spell || RCB vs RR
IPL 2019 Live Match Score, RR vs RCB IPL Live Cricket Score Online: RCB end innings on 158/4 IPL 2019 Live Cricket Score Online Today Match, RR vs RCB IPL Live Cricket Match Score Streaming Online: Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore are looking to break their duck. IPL 2019, RR vs RCB Live Cricket Score: Shreyas Gopal dismissed Virat Kohli, AB de Villiers and Shimron Hetmyer in three overs. (IPL Photo) IPL 2019 Live Match Score, RR vs RCB Live Cricket Match Score Online: Rajasthan Royals have lost to CSK by eight runs, to SRH by five wickets and to KXIP by 14 runs. Royal Challengers Bangalore, on the other hand, have lost to SRH by 118 runs, to MI by six runs and to CSK by seven wickets. With ties being impossible in the IPL, it is assured that one of these two sides will break the duck on Tuesday. RR vs RCB FULL SCORECARD Both these sides have been part of some of the most eventful matches of the season thus far. Only that all these events have gone against them and that means that they find themselves winless coming into their fourth game of the season. IPL match between Rajasthan Royals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore will be broadcast on Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1 HD, Star Sports 2, Star Sports 2 HD, Star Sports 1 Hindi, Star Sports 1 Telugu, Star Sports Select 1, Star Sports Select 1 HD. and the live streaming of the today IPL match will be available on Hotstar. Indian Premier League, 2019 Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur 02 April 2019 Rajasthan Royals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore 158/4 (20.0) Innings Break ( Day - Match 14 ) Rajasthan Royals elected to field LIVE BLOG IPL 2019, Rajasthan Royals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore Live score and updates from Jaipur: Follow in Tamil, Bengali RCB end their innings on 158/4. This is hardly the kind of total that sends shives down the spine of a batting order that has got the likes of Jos Buttler and Steve Smith in it. But Moeen Ali has done his job here, and so has Marcus Stoinis. One gets the feeling that if RCB's top order can get their act together, they might just have a good batting lineup here. OUT! Parthiv's innings ends Joffra Archer with a slower delivery that Parthiv looks to put into the stands. He can't get the distance on it and is caught by Rahane at long on. 50-run stand between Stoinis and Parthiv Stoinis and Parthiv have given a semblance of stability to the RCB innings and we are into the last three overs now. How far can they go from here? He ran a rather risky single to get there and there was direct hit. Umpire goes upstairs and Parthiv is safe. That was also a no ball and Marcus Stoinis launches the free hit delivery into orbit for what is only the second six of the RCB innings. Parthiv Patel and Marcus Stoinis are in the middle, trying to prop up the wounded RCB batting lineup. If you are a Game of Thrones fan, you would remember how Danny's dragon smashes the Lannister army with that fire breath of his, rises up into the sky, comes back down to do it again, goes back up and repeats it until all that is left is ash and dust. That is what Shreyas Gopal has been so far for RCB's batting lineup. He has been taken off now and Stokes has the ball in his hands WICKET! HETMYER FALLS TO GOPAL Stop him if you can 'coz Shreyas Gopal is spinning RCB's world apart. Another googly that turns away from Hetmyer, he pushes at it, gets a nick before the ball settles in Buttler's hands. OUT! AND NOW GOPAL GETS DE VILLIERS Two wickets in two overs, on of Kohli and the other of De Villiers. Shreyas Gopal is living a dream right now. Ball stops in front of ABD and keeps low, he jams the bat down to block it out and he ends up hitting it straight back to the bowler. Gopal cups his mouth in wonder as he runs in celebration. Not the greatest of comebacks for him. 16 runs off his first over of the match. De Villiers and Parthiv both hit fours, the latter got two. BOWLED HIM! KOHLI GOES! Shreyas Gopal has got the prized scalp of Virat Kohli. Googly does him again and this one was as good as they come. Slower delivery, pitched on the off stump, Kohli leans in for a cover drive and leaves a big gap between bat and body. That is exactly the area through which the ball goes through after spinning back in and takes the stumps. This is a good start for RCB. Kohli and Parthiv have been rotating the strike and keeping the scoreboard ticking at a steady rate. RCB will be hoping that this is not a rare moment of stability but a foundation for bigger things. Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane - India's Test captain and vice-captain. Both these players were part of a historic series win in Australia the last time they wore whites and Kohli tasted further success in the blue. With all that in the backdrop, it does seem a little strange for these two to be leading teams that just can't seem to get it right. Let's see who breaks the duck today. #RRvRCB #Shreyasgopal #RCB
रोमांचक मुक़ाबले में 2 रन से हारी भारतीय टीम || Last Over Mithali Raj and Dipti Sharma vs Kasperek
India Women vs New Zealand Women, Highlights, 3rd T20I at Hamilton, Full Cricket Score: White Ferns complete 3-0 clean sweep with two-run win White Ferns win by 2 runs, complete a 3-0 clean sweep. Another thriller to cap the three-match T20I series. India fought till the end but just couldn't get over the line. Kasperek holds her nerve and almost yorks Raj with a full delivery on her legs, not providing any room or length. Raj can ponly manage it to squeeze it out to square leg fielder for a single. After 20 overs,India Women 159/4 ( Mithali Raj 24 , Deepti Sharma 21)Sixteen off six balls was always going to be a challenge, Raj and Sharma did try their best with boundaries from each but Kasperek made sure she defended well. OUT! Huge blow to India. Mandhana departs. A good over from Kerr, followed by couple of dots at the start of Devine's over meant the pressure was building and it got the better of Mandhana, who top edges her pull with Lea Tahuhu from backward point snaffles the catch. Mandhana c Tahuhu b Devine 86(62) OUT! Excellent set up and then the wicket. Indian captain has fell to Ameila Kerr's ploy. Kerr kept flighting the ball and varying it with the googly as well. This time it was the conventional leg break wide outside off. Harmanpreet Kaur saw an opportunity to smack the flighted ball with a flat bat, but the turn made sure it only took the thick edge to short third man. Peterson takes a good low catch Harmanpreet Kaur c Anna Peterson b Amelia Kerr 2(3) OUT! Hello? Out of nowhere, White Ferns have a wicket. Rodrigues has played an ungainly lofted shot and mid on takes the simplest of catch. Brak in concentration, perhaps. Rodrigues pulled out late of the previous delivery, which wasn't appreciate by Devine, who expressed rancour. Big wicket for the White Ferns.HIGHLIGHTS OUT! Excellent set up and then the wicket. Indian captain has fell to Ameila Kerr's ploy. Kerr kept flighting the ball and varying it with the googly as well. This time it was the conventional leg break wide outside off. Harmanpreet Kaur saw an opportunity to smack the flighted ball with a flat bat, but the turn made sure it only took the thick edge to short third man. Peterson takes a good low catch Harmanpreet Kaur c Anna Peterson b Amelia Kerr 2(3) OUT! Hello? Out of nowhere, White Ferns have a wicket. Rodrigues has played an ungainly lofted shot and mid on takes the simplest of catch. Brak in concentration, perhaps. Rodrigues pulled out late of the previous delivery, which wasn't appreciate by Dev FIFTY! Mandhana continuing her frolic run with the bat with another quick and valuable half-century. It is her eighth T20I fifty, pushes Devine through covers for a single to reach her landmark OUT! Priya Punia has a dismal debut series as she is stumped for 1 off her second ball. Punia charges down the wicket and Kasperek saw that, bowing it wide of her reach, she misses and Martin completes an easy स्टंपिंग Priya Punia st Katey Martin b Kasperek 1(2) DROPPED! The fielder was kept for exactly that. Mandhana attack Patterson and went over the top targetting the long on boundary, Jennson gets around but the ball has gone right through her hands and rolled into the fence. Early reprieve for Mandhana White Ferns' innings is over! India need 162 to win the 3rd T20I. Deepti gets the wicket of Tahuhu on the last ball as Mansi catches her shot down the ground at long-on boundary. After 20 overs,New Zealand Women 161/7 ( Anna Peterson 7 , ) OUT! Duck first ball. Full delivery, raps the batter on the pads as she misses the sweep shot. Kasperek lbw b Deepti Sharma 0(1). NZW 155/6. OUT! RUN OUT! Excellent piece of fielding from Mansi as she finds a direct hit to send back Martin Katey Martin run out (Mansi Joshi) 8(8). NZW 151/5. OUT! Satterthwaite gone! Double blow for White Ferns. Not enough power behind the slice through long-on as Rodrigues takes the catch at the boundary. Satterthwaite c Rodrigues b Radha Yadav 31(23) . NZW: 142/4. OUT! BOWLED! Devine moves back a little to cut the length ball through off, misses the delivery and her stumps are rattled. Devine b Mansi Joshi 72(52). NZW: 140/3. FOUR! FIIFTY FOR DEVINE! Looping, wide of off delivery as Devine comes down the pitch to tonk it over the bowler's head to bring up her fifty Review...and out! Brilliant DRS call. Poonam traps Rowe in front of wicket as the batter tried to play for a slice. Given not out by umpire but the replays showed there was no turn and ball would have gone on to hit the stumps. Hannah Rowe lbw b Poonam Yadav 12(9). NZW: 69/1 OUT! First wicket falls! Bates gets out trying to go down town. Doesn't get the grip right as she slices it in sky only for Harmanpreet to take it easily at mid-off. Bate c Harmanpreet Kaur b Arundhati Reddy 24(18). NZW: 46/1. Toss: New Zealand's Amy Satterthwaite wins toss and decides to bat first in the 3rd T20I at Hamilton #indwvsnzw #smritimandhana #mithaliraj
England beat Sri Lanka in their Twenty20 International in Colombo
England beat Sri Lanka in their Twenty20 International in Colombo. England signed off the limited-overs leg of their Sri Lankan tour with a return to winning ways in Colombo as Joe Denly ended an eight-year exile in style. England have played 384 international matches since Denly last appeared on the big stage - a low-key outing against Pakistan in February 2010. But he did more than enough to justify his second chance as the tourists reasserted themselves with a 30-run victory just four days after a record one-day defeat on the same ground. Having scored 20 of England's 187 for eight the 32-year-old took the spotlight with his reborn leg-spin, topping and tailing the innings to finish with four for 19 - the best figures of his professional career. On any ordinary day Adil Rashid's outstanding spell of three for 11 would have dominated, but this was a chance to celebrate Kent's comeback kid, whose chances of appearing in the forthcoming Test series have surely spiked. His bowling was little more than an afterthought when in his early England days but Denly has worked hard on it and may now join Rashid and Moeen Ali in a three-strong spin attack in Galle. England might still have struggled without Jason Roy's 69 - a devil-may-care knock that included six sixes, four fours, four dropped catches and all the fun of the fair. After kicking off with a flurry of burly blows it seemed Roy might be at his domineering best and although that was not the case, he provided fine entertainment. The first reprieve came on 21 when Roy checked a drive and gave a return chance to Isuru Udana, who flung out a hand but failed to hang on. Within a matter of seconds Sri Lanka were appealing in vain for obstructing the field, Roy abandoning a risky single and charging back when the attempted run out him on the back of the leg. There was another spurious appeal for a catch when Roy hit the ball straight into the ground. Roy decided to ride his luck as far as he could, launching himself at almost everything, sometimes clearing the ropes with ease and sometimes relying on the generosity of the fielding side. There were dollies on 34 and 41, grassed at deep-midwicket and long-off, and a trickier fingertip chance via the toe end of the bat on 53. Even at the non-striker's end he was in the thick of it, unwilling or unable to persuade Alex Hales to review a poor lbw and involved in the mis-communication that saw Eoin Morgan run out. When the end came it was fitting, a thin nick off a shudderingly awful Lakshan Sandakan long-hop. Rain arrived moments later and when play resumed almost an hour later England added 74 for four in the remaining 8.4 overs to close on 187 for eight. Morgan surprisingly tossed the new ball to Denly, who has done the job well domestically but was barely a part-time option when he last wore Three Lions. It took six balls to pay off, Kusal Mendis playing inside one that took off stump, and after five more it looked a masterstroke when the dangerous Niroshan Dickwella fell in similar fashion. Rashid's role in the Tests is already assured but he is even happier with a white ball in his hands. With his googly in rude health and a clever change in pace he was near impossible to get hold of, Dinesh Chandimal and Kamindu Mendis both tried and failed, Hales on hand to catch them in the deep. Much-hyped debutant Mendis had earlier showcased his remarkable ability to bowl right and left arm spin, and will surely be seen again. Dhananjaya de Silva was Rashid's third victim, trapped lbw by a combination of Rashid's wiles and a well-judged DRS referral. Denly returned for the final over the match and, with the result in hand, he picked off Thisara Perera and Malinga to end his day in delight. Denly savoured every moment after producing a man-of-the-match performance on his return to the international stage after more than eight years
