IPL: Jasprit Bumrah returns to MI, but Krunal Pandya wins cricket news for RCB

Mumbai: In a game that swings like a pendulum, Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) held a narrow 12-run win over Mumbai Indians (MI) in the Indian Premier League on Monday.
Chasing 222 for victory, MI was brought back to the match by Tilak Verma (56, 29B; 4×4, 4×4) and Hardik Pandya (42, 15b; 3×4, 4×4), which was reduced by 99/4 with his 34-bow 89-ra-ra-ray partnership for the fifth wicket. MI needed 41 runs in the last three overs, but both were killed in four balls space as RCB breathed a sigh of relief and shut down the competition.
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It was his third win in four matches and was at the Wankhede Stadium since 2015. While Bhuvneshwar Kumar (1/48) and Josh Hazelwood (2/37) sacked Verma and Pandya in the back-to-back overs, who bowled a tight and deep bowling to Krunal Pandya (4/45). Six runs, to take RCB on the line.
For the second match in one line, MI failed to close a competition after getting closer. He lost by 12 runs against Lucknow Super Veterans in his last match. The only consolation for MI was Bumrah, which ended with 0/29 figures in his four over spell. He bowled at just 14 in the last two overs at the end of the match.
Earlier, Virat Kohli (67, 42b; 8×4, 2×6), captain Rajat Patidar (64, 32B; 5×4, 4×6), Devdutt Padikkal (37, 22B; 2×4, 3×4, 3×6) and Jitesh Sharma (40*, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4, 19b 2×4) In the last two matches, a sending outing came with a seding outing in the last two matches, to get a positive intention to get a positive inadvertent for a positive intention to achieve its 57th IPL half -century and to get a positive intention Set the stage for.

This was not the best beginning for RCB as Phil Sale was sent to Packing in the first over of the innings by Trent Bault (2/57). The New Zealand Quick raised Salt’s stumps to continue their impressive run of wickets in the initial overs and took their tally on dismissal before 31.
But despite the ball growing slightly in the initial phase, Kohli and Padikkal pressurized the domestic side with their 52 -Gennd 91 -Run partnership for the second wicket.
Both ensured that the MI bowlers were placed under the pump as RCB had reached 73/1 in the powerplay. In the second over, Kohli started Deepak four (0/29) with four through mid-wicket. Then two fours chased the bowlt towards the end of the third.
Then in the fourth over, the moment of the match came and the first one bowled by Jasprit Bumrah. On the first ball, he faced to return Bumrah, Kohli retreated and made it to six through the mid-wicket area. This is the pattern that was at the crease till Kohli.