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While RCB still have an outside chance of making it to the playoffs on back of 5 consecutive wins, DC are now also sailing in the same boat

IPL 2024, RCB vs DC: Bengaluru beat Delhi to stay alive; take winning streak to 5

RCB continued with their resurgence in IPL 2024 as they thrashed the Delhi Capitals by 47 runs to stay alive in the race for the playoffs.

<h2>While RCB still have an outside chance of making it to the playoffs on back of 5 consecutive wins, DC are now also sailing in the same boat</h2>

The Royal Challengers Bengaluru continued with their resurgence in IPL 2024 as they thrashed the Delhi Capitals by 47 runs to stay alive in the race for the playoffs.
Stand-in captain Axar Patel's decision to bowl first at the Chinnaswamy was the right call as DC got rid of dangerous RCB openers, Virat Kohli and Faf du Plessis early.
However, it was once again Rajat Patidar who steadied his side's innings with his 5th half-century in last 7 innings in the IPL. But Delhi didn't let the hosts launch in the death overs and restricted RCB to 187/9.
Delhi had a disastrous start to their run-chase as they found themselves wanting at 30/4. That's when Axar Patel brought his side back into the contest with a fighting 57 off 39 balls.
But the absence of Rishabh Pant, who was handed a one-match ban, hurt the Capitals as no other batter supported Axar. Delhi was eventually bowled out for a mere 140, their lowest total this season.
While RCB still have an outside chance of making it to the playoffs on back of 5 consecutive wins, DC are now also sailing in the same boat. Both teams have 12 points from 13 games each.

While Bengaluru are still alive in the competition, Gujarat Titans suffered their 4th loss in the last 5 matches

IPL 2024, RCB vs GT: Bengaluru avoid a scare, chase 148 despite a batting collapse

RCB avoided a scare on Saturday as they beat GT by 4 wickets and kept their IPL 2024 campaign alive.

<h2>While Bengaluru are still alive in the competition, Gujarat Titans suffered their 4th loss in the last 5 matches</h2>

The Royal Challengers Bengaluru avoided a scare on Saturday as they beat the Gujarat Titans by 4 wickets and kept their IPL 2024 campaign alive.
Put into bat, the Titans were bowled out for a mere 147 in 19.3 overs. Shahrukh Khan was the top-scorer with 37, while Mohammed Siraj, Yash Dayal and Vijaykumar Vyshak picked up 2 wickets each.
The run-chase seemed to be a cakewalk when RCB raced to 92 within the powerplay overs as Faf du Plessis lit up M Chinnaswamy with a 23-ball-64. Virat Kohli too smashed a fiery 42.
However, the hosts then had a batting collapse and lost 6 wickets for the next 25 runs and found themselves at 117/6.
Despite a scare, Dinesh Karthik and Swapnil Singh helped RCB cross the finish line with 38 balls to spare.
While Bengaluru are still alive in the competition on back of a hat-trick of wins, Gujarat Titans suffered their 4th loss in the last 5 matches.

KKR returned to winning ways and have now won 5 of their 7 games. On the other hand, RCB's campaign hangs by a thread as their losing streak extended to 6 games.

IPL 2024, KKR vs RCB: Kolkata avoid a scare, Bengaluru lose a last-ball thriller by 1 run

KKR avoided a scare on Sunday as they edged out RCB by just 1 run in a last-ball thriller to hand them their 6th consecutive loss. RCB's IPL 2024 campaign all but over

KKR returned to winning ways and have now won 5 of their 7 games. On the other hand, RCB's campaign hangs by a thread as their losing streak extended to 6 games.

The Kolkata Knight Riders avoided a scare on Sunday as they edged out the Royal Challengers Bengaluru by just 1 run in a last-ball thriller.
With that, KKR returned to winning ways and have now won 5 of their 7 games. On the other hand, RCB's campaign hangs by a thread as their losing streak extended to 6 games.
Faf du Plessis decision to put KKR into bat was the right call but the Knights still ended with a healthy score 222/6.
Opener Phil Salt's aggressive 48 and skipper Shreyas Iyer's composed fifty set the tone for the Knights. Interestingly, it was the 29th time that RCB conceded a total over 200, which is the most by a side in T20 cricket.
Chasing which, RCB lost Virat Kohli and Faf with just 35 runs on the board. However, a 102-run partnership off just 48 balls between Rajat Patidar and Will Jacks put their side in a winning position.
But then the visitors lost their way and threw away 4 wickets for just 18 runs to be reduced to 155/6.
Bengaluru was still in the hunt but once Dinesh Karthik got out of the last ball of the penultimate over, it seemed that the game was done.
21 runs were needed off the last over but Karn Sharma surprised Starc with 3 sixes off the first 4 balls. Suddenly RCB needed just 3 of the final 2 balls but the home side held their nerve and managed to bowl out Bengaluru for 221.
The Royal Challengers have managed to chase down a total of 200 just once in their history and have lost 17 such targets. KKR on the other hand have now won 6 of their last 7 games against RCB.

After Head's heroics, Klaasen blasted a 31-ball-67 before Aiden Markram and Abdul Samad stitched an unbeaten 56-run stand off just 19 balls to help SRH rewrite history.

IPL 2024, RCB vs SRH: Travis Head and Heinrich Klaasen power SRH to highest IPL total; shatter own record

SRH made RCB bowlers look clueless as they shattered their own record and smashed the highest team total in IPL history by finishing at 287/3.

After Head's heroics, Klaasen blasted a 31-ball-67 before Aiden Markram and Abdul Samad stitched an unbeaten 56-run stand off just 19 balls to help SRH rewrite history.

They say that lightning doesn't strike the same place twice but the saying doesn't hold true for the Sunrisers Hyderabad. And on Monday, it wasn't just lightning that struck the Chinnaswamy but the Sunrisers brought a storm which blew away the Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
SRH made RCB bowlers look clueless as they shattered their own record and smashed the highest team total in IPL history by finishing at 287/3. It's now also the 2nd highest total in all T20s.
Travis Head began the mayhem and smashed a hundred off just 39 balls setting up a perfect platform for his side.
Heinrich Klaasen then blasted a 31-ball-67 before Aiden Markram and Abdul Samad stitched an unbeaten 56-run stand off just 19 balls to help SRH rewrite history.
The record was previously held by the Sunrisers when they smashed 277/3 against Mumbai Indians in this season itself.
The Sunrisers hit 22 sixes which is now the most maximums in an IPL innings. interestingly, the record was previously held by RCB when they hit 21 sixes in a game against Pune Warriors India in 2013.
Brief Scores: Sunrisers Hyderabad 287 for 3 in 20 overs (Abhishek Sharma 34, Travis Head 102, Heinrich Klaasen 67, Aiden Markram 32 not out, Abdul Samad 37 not out; Lockie Ferguson 2/52) vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru.

RCB dropped out of form Glenn Maxwell and Mohammed Siraj in their game against SRH on Monday

IPL 2024, RCB vs SRH: Bengaluru's auction strategy backfires, have so far benched players worth ₹47 crore | Glenn Maxwell, Siraj, Alzarri Joseph, Cameron Green

It might have been just 7 games for the bottom-ranked RCB but they have already benched players worth ₹47 crore, which is nearly half of their total purse.

IPL 2024, RCB vs SRH: Bengaluru's auction strategy backfires, have so far benched players worth ₹47 crore

RCB dropped out of form Glenn Maxwell and Mohammed Siraj in their game against SRH on Monday

RCB's poor auction strategy is out in the open after their high-profile players failed to deliver in IPL 2024 and they revamped their playing XI for the game against SRH on Monday.
Interestingly, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru benched Glenn Maxwell, whom they bought for ₹11 crore in the IPL 2024 auction. Mohammed Siraj, who was retained by RCB ahead of the last mega auction for ₹7 crore was also dropped.
They had already left out Cameron Green and pacer Alzarri Joseph following a string of poor shows, RCB had shelled out ₹17.50 crore and ₹11.50 crore respectively for the two players.
It might have been just 7 games for the bottom-ranked RCB but they have already benched players worth ₹47 crore, which is nearly half of their total purse.
Earlier, RCB skipper Faf du Plessis won the toss and elected to bowl against SRH on Monday.
Hard-hitting batter Glenn Maxwell and Mohammed Siraj, who have had below-par showings this season, are not part of the RCB playing XI, while right-arm pacer Lockie Ferguson has been included in the side.
SRH skipper Pat Cummins will go into the contest with an unchanged side.

This innings was particularly significant for Virat Kohli as it was his first score over fifty in 9 IPL innings at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur.

Virat Kohli dominates with record-breaking first century of IPL 2024 | RR vs RCB

Virat Kohli slams record-extending 8th IPL hundred
First 100 of the season;&nbsp;Kohli got to landmark off 67 balls
It's also first-ever 50+ score in IPL for Kohli in Jaipur

<h2>This innings was particularly significant for Virat Kohli as it was his first score over fifty in 9 IPL innings at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur.</h2>

In a display of sheer mastery and class, Virat Kohli claimed the spotlight in the IPL 2024, scoring the season's first century. The Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) icon reached this magnificent milestone during the clash with the Rajasthan Royals, achieving the hundred from 67 balls. This remarkable feat not only showcased Kohli's prowess but also marked his eighth century in the IPL, the highest by any player in the tournament's history.
Kohli, who is currently the orange cap holder, further solidified his position as the leading run-scorer of the season with this outstanding innings. Accumulating a total of 316 runs across five innings, this century also represented his third score of over fifty in the current season. Demonstrating a calculated approach, Kohli transitioned from his first fifty, which he made off 39 balls, to complete the next fifty in just 28 deliveries, showcasing his ability to accelerate when needed.
This innings was particularly significant for Kohli as it was his first score over fifty in nine IPL innings at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur &mdash; a venue where he previously averaged less than 22 runs with a strike rate below 95. Breaking past his historical constraints at this ground, Kohli has effectively silenced any doubts about his performance in Jaipur.
A key highlight of Kohli's innings was his 125-run opening partnership with RCB captain Faf du Plessis, further emphasizing his role as a team player. This partnership marked the 28th instance of Kohli being involved in a century stand in the IPL, extending his record further beyond the next best, David Warner, who has 26 such partnerships.
Ending the innings on an unbeaten 113 off 72 balls, Kohli ensured that RCB posted a competitive total of 183.&nbsp;
In a display of sheer mastery and class, Virat Kohli claimed the spotlight in the IPL 2024, scoring the season's first century. The Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) icon reached this magnificent milestone during a clash with the Rajasthan Royals, achieving the hundred from 67 balls. This remarkable feat not only showcased Kohli's prowess but also marked his eighth century in the IPL, the highest by any player in the tournament's history.
Kohli, who is currently the orange cap holder, further solidified his position as the leading run-scorer of the season with this outstanding innings. Accumulating a total of 316 runs across five innings, this century also represented his third score of over fifty in the current season. Demonstrating a calculated approach, Kohli transitioned from his first fifty, which he made off 39 balls, to complete the next fifty in just 28 deliveries, showcasing his ability to accelerate when needed.
This innings was particularly significant for Kohli as it was his first score over fifty in nine IPL innings at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur&mdash;a venue where he previously averaged less than 22 runs with a strike rate below 95. Breaking past his historical constraints at this ground, Kohli has effectively silenced any doubts about his performance in Jaipur.
A key highlight of Kohli's innings was his 125-run opening partnership with RCB captain Faf du Plessis, further emphasizing his role as a team player. This partnership marked the 28th instance of Kohli being involved in a century stand in the IPL, extending his record further beyond the next best, David Warner, who has 26 such partnerships.
Ending the innings on an unbeaten 113 off 72 balls, Kohli ensured that RCB posted a competitive total of 183. His record-setting century also reaffirmed his stature as one of the most formidable batters in the cricketing world.
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The Tribunal has taken suo motu cognizance after reports emerged that the Chinnaswamy Stadium has been getting treated water supply for IPL matches.

National Green Tribunal pulls up KSCA over Chinnaswamy Stadium's water usage in IPL

The Tribunal has taken suo motu cognizance after reports emerged that the Chinnaswamy Stadium has been getting treated water supply for IPL matches.

Amidst the worsening water crisis in the city, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has asked the Karnataka State Cricket Association and other state authorities concerned to furnish details of water being used at Bengaluru's M Chinnaswamy Stadium during the IPL matches.
Apart from the state cricket association, NGT has also asked the Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) and Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) to submit the particulars about the quantity and source of the water by May 2.
"We are studying the notice, and as such the stadium complies with the NGT norms. So, we are confident of going ahead with the matches," said Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) CEO Shubendu Ghosh.
The Tribunal has taken suo motu cognizance after reports emerged that the Chinnaswamy Stadium has been getting treated water supply for IPL matches.
The NGT chairperson Justice Prakash Shrivastava and Dr A Senthil Vel (expert member) registered the case.
Three matches have already been held at the venue, and it has been estimated that each of those games received 75,000 litres of treated water.
The stadium is scheduled to hold four more IPL matches on April 15 (vs Sunrisers Hyderabad), May 4 (vs Gujarat Titans), May 12 (vs Delhi Capitals) and May 18 (vs Chennai Super Kings).
"We may require around 15000 litres of water for match purposes and it can be generated from the in-house STP plant," Ghosh had said earlier.
However, the NGT took note of the claims that BWSSB has permitted the supply of treated water to the stadium upon the request of KSCA, particularly from the nearby Cubbon Park area.
But the KSCA officials had maintained that they were not using either groundwater or potable water for purposes like watering the pitch or outfield.
The Karnataka government has imposed a strict ban on using potable water for miscellaneous purposes such as gardening and washing vehicles, among others.&nbsp;

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