Royal Charalers Bengaluru (RCB) suffered a third defeat on board in the 2025 Indian Premier League, where he reached the Punjab kings (PBKS) by five share in the Rain Festival competition at the M Chinnaswamy Bengaluru, India.
In a 14-year-old match played on a sticky surface, preferring archers, RCB was limited to 95/9 modest, thanks to Tim David, who did not defeat 50 balls from 26 balls-before marriage from the first century.
Despite the vibrant bowling efforts led by Josh Hazliowood (3/14), PBKS chased the target in 12.1 sums, with Nagar to take the roles with 33 non -polite 19.
The beating first, RCB began a fragile start as the Fil Salt roles ended after the first four ball. Rajat Patidar has shown a promise to some attacking strokes, but the share continued to rebel.
Liam Livingstone photographed Firat Kohli, fell to Kazavier Bartlet, and the side retreated to 33/5 with Cronel Pandia and Batidar in the fast caliphate.
Yuzvendra Chahal (2/11) and Jansen (2/10) kept clicking on disciplined talismans, while Manoj Bhandage and Yash Dayal did not resist. However, Tim David achieved some late momentum, which touched three years in the final match on Bowled by HarPreeet Braar to raise RCB after 90.
PBKS started with caution, and Brapsimrran Singh and Bianch Arya were lost inside PowerPlay. Hazelod wore the strikes, and Josh Ingelis and PBKS SHRYAS IYER quickly refused to give RCB a glimmer of hope.
However, Nehal Wadherra played a knockout blow, accelerating when needed. He succeeded in reflecting four Suyash Sharma and continued with six, while maintaining the desired rate under control. Bhuvnesshwar Kumar Shashank Singh refused, but he was also bound by Wadherra.
Marcus Stoyens sealed the victory with six Yash Dayal in thirteenth place, PBKS took 98/5 and secured their fifth victory in the championship, and pushed them to second place on the points schedule.