Phase wise performance of RCB batters
Virat Kohli (PP)
vs Jofra Archer 17(6) 0 outs
vs Kagiso Rabada 31(14) 1 out
vs Mohammed Shami 11(6) 0 outs
vs Mohammed Siraj 13(10) 0 outs
vs Prince Yadav 17(9) 1 out
vs Kartik Tyagi 10(5) 0 outs
Overall:
276 runs
46 avg
167.27 sr
Devdutt Padikkal (End PP + Middle Overs)
End PP
vs Kagiso Rabada 9(4)
vs Prince Yadav 8(4) 0 outs
vs Kartik Tyagi 8(6)
vs Mohammed Shami 8(6)
vs Sunil Narine 8(4)
Overall:
170 runs
85 avg
170 sr
Middle Overs
vs Prasidh Krishna 18(5)
vs Jason Holder 14(11)
vs Rashid Khan 17(12) 2 outs
vs Jamie Overton 8(5) 1 out
vs Prince Yadav 8(5) 1 out
vs Sunil Narine 3(5)
vs Yuzvendra Chahal 14(4)
vs Axar Patel 9(6) 1 out
Overall:
204 runs
22.67 avg
171.43 sr
Rajat Patidar (Middle Overs)
vs Rashid Khan 7(3)
vs Jason Holder 2(2)
vs Jamie Overton 0(1)
vs Noor Ahmad 8(3)
vs Prince Yadav 7(3) 1 out
vs Ravindra Jadeja 8(5)
vs Sunil Narine 7(3) 1 out
Overall:
241 runs
48.20 avg
223.15 sr
Tim David (Death Overs)
vs Anshul Kamboj 18(9)
vs Kartik Tyagi 1(2) 1 out
vs Jamie Overton 30(6)
vs Jasprit Bumrah 13(7)
Overall:
137 runs
68.50 avg
253.70 sr
RCB’s batting lineup has looked role complete this season.
After all of this, we still have Venky, Krunal and Salt to clutch and win games.
But there are still concerns.
Jacob Bethell, Jitesh Sharma and Romario haven’t delivered in their roles yet… Jitesh Sharma and Romario still have to clutch like they did last year if RCB want to win another trophy.
And if RCB face Gujarat Titans in Ahmedabad, the batting unit will be tested much harder against a stronger bowling attack.
Ee Sala Cup Namde.