“This is my floor”: Kl Rahul’s attacker celebration after DC’s victory is Viral. Wristwatch

Delhi Capitals continued his unreformed lines in IPL on Thursday with a striking six small door win against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru at M Chinnaswamy Stadium. First, DC, who chose to make a bowl, limited the RCB to 163/7 at 20 sea despite a strong start from Phil Salt (37 of 17 balls). Later, the chase made a terrible start because they continued to lose small doors, but Kl Rahul’s 93* The magnificent kick 53 ball took them home at only 17.5 sea.

Bengaluru was an unforgettable night for the child Rahul, who helped him demand his fourth victory in Trot. When DC beats two six and a border and finished the process as a style, 18 balls needed 18 runs to win.

After the winner hit six, Rahul showed his aggressive side and hit his chest. This gesture was made to show that the authority of the M Chinnaswamy Zem in Bengaluru and that he was familiar with.

Local child. Big scene. Expressed.

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“It was a little difficult little door. What helped me was to be behind the logs for 20 sailors, just watching how it was played. He said.

“I just wanted to make a good start, to be aggressive at the beginning and evaluate it from there. If I was trying to hit a big six, I knew which pockets would be targeted. Wicketkeeping gave me a feeling about how other fruits were played and where they were removed.

Delhi Capitals, who chased a modest 164, initially stuttered, but Rahul was stolen from six and seven quads and 53 wholesale.

Tristan Stubbs played an important role with 23 wholesale 38. Experienced Bhuvneshwar Kumar made a 4-0-26-2 tight spell for RCB, but there was not enough run on the board.

Previously, Tim David’s late 20-ball 37 output, and Phil Salt’s fireworks (from 37 to 17 balls), 20 overseas, raised a RCB for seven to 163.

(With memory entrances)