IPL 2022: Watch - Rajat Patidar's 102m six injures an old fan's head in the stands

 

Both Royal Challengers Bangalore and Punjab Kings are up against each other and have given their best to make them stay alive for the playoffs of this season.

Winning the toss, Faf du Plessis decided that they will bowl. Punjab Kings got a terrific start from their openers and Liam Livingstone took the charge in the middle and added valuable runs on the board.

The Punjab based franchise posted a huge total of 209 runs as Liam Livingstone and Jonny Bairstow scored 70 and 66 runs respectively. With a huge total on the board, RCB couldn't get the firepower as their batters returned to the dressing with decent numbers.

Glenn Maxwell was the top scorer for Bangalore, scoring 35 runs for his team. In the end, Punjab Kings won the match by a margin of 54 runs and climbed to the 6th spot on the league table. RCB would be looking to come back stronger in their upcoming fixture against Gujarat Titans.

Wicket was holding up a bit: Mayank Agarwal

Winning their sixth match in the tournament, Mayank Agarwal looked happy in the post-match presentation and shared a few words about the game. "We were brilliant with the bat. Wicket was holding up a bit. The way Jonny and Livi batted, was amazing.

We haven't changed a lot to be honest, just about understanding few situations, understanding the wicket. Have to be adaptable and flexible which we have been, which is nice," Mayank Agarwal was quoted as saying by Cricbuzz.

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"Can't be too defensive with the ball. If batsmen get going, it doesn't matter, the boundaries don't matter these days. Two points the most crucial thing for us. As long as the job gets done, I'm fine batting at five.

Very very energetic person, very confident guy (Arshdeep). Enjoys his cricket. Must say he's the leader in the team. He rallies around everyone, takes up the responsibility, even goes up and speaks to the bowlers sometimes," he added.

However, during RCB's inning, Rajat Patidar smashed a six over off Harpreet Brar over the long-on region as it landed straight on the heads of a fan watching the game.

Watch the video here:

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