IPL 2017: KKR bowl RCB out 49, secure 82-run victory
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Kolkata Knight Riders bowled out Royal Challengers Bangalore for 49, the lowest total in IPL history as they secured a magnificent 82-run win at the Eden Gardens. (BCCI)
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The start of the match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bangalore was delayed for 30 minutes due to rain. (BCCI)
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Royal Challengers Bangalore won the toss and chose to bowl against Kolkata Knight Riders (BCCI)
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Sunil Narine opened the batting and he gave Kolkata Knight Riders a blazing start as they raced to 50 in just 3.4 overs. (BCCI)
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Gautam Gambhir gave Narine good support and the pair put KKR on course for a big total. (BCCI)
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Tymal Mills removed Gautam Gambhir as Royal Challengers Bangalore staged a fightback. (BCCI)
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Samuel Badree got rid of Robin Uthappa while Stuart Binny got the crucial wicket of Narine for 34. (BCCI)
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Yuzvendra Chahal snapped up three wickets as KKR lost momentum in the middle overs. (BCCI)
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Yuzvendra Chahal ended with figures of 3/16 as RCB pegged KKR back. (BCCI)
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Pawan Negi picked up two wickets as KKR were restricted to 131 all out. (BCCI)
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Nathan Coulter-Nile got Virat Kohli out for a golden duck while AB de Villiers fell for 8 as RCB struggled. (BCCI)
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KKR’s bowlers exploited the conditions brilliantly as they ran through the RCB batting order. (BCCI)
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Chris Woakes picked up three wickets, including the big wicket of Chris Gayle for 7 and he was well supported by Colin de Grandhomme, who also picked up three wickets. (BCCI)
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