Rishabh Pant surprised by Glenn Maxwell's six, caught in stump mike

New Delhi: Royal Challengers of Virat Kohli in the 22nd match of IPL 2021 (IPL 2021) Bangalore defeated Delhi Capitals (RCB VS DC) in a very exciting match. Even if Delhi's team has lost the match in this match, Rishabh Pant (Rishabh Pant), which commentary from the wicket behind the RCB's batting, he pulled everyone's attention.

Maxwell is surprised by the sixes

Actually, Amit Mishra (Amit Mishra) came to bowl in Delhi in the seventh over of the RCB's innings. Glenn Maxwell (Glenn Maxwell) hit a long six on the fifth ball of this over. The distance of this six was 85 meters. Delhi captain Rishabh Pant (Rishabh Pant) was also surprised to stand behind this sixes. Pant told the wickets behind the wickets to see that spectacular sixes of Maxwell, "It is very fast. ' A video of Pant's commentary is getting very viral on social media.

RCB won by a run

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Due to the economical bowling of Mohammed Siraj (Mohammed Siraj) in the last over after the stormy fifty of AB De Villiers (AB de Villiers), RCB defeated Delhi Capitles (Delhi Capitals) in a very exciting match. With this, Virat Kohli's team reached the top in the point table. De Villiers scored 5 sixes in 42 balls and an unbeaten 75 runs from 3 fours, from which the Bangalore team scored 171 runs at 5 wickets. Apart from them, Rajat Patidar (31) and Glenn Maxwell (25) also played important innings. Bangalore's team managed to add 77 runs in the last 7 overs. De Villiers completed 5000 runs in IPL during their innings.

Falsehood of Pant and Hatemire

Shimron Hetamayer and Pant tried a lot to win Delhi in this match, but in the end Delhi's team lost this match with one run. Despite the unbreakable partnership of 78 runs in his 7.2 overs with the stormy half century and captain Rishabh Pant (48 balls unbeaten 58, 6 fours) of Delhi team Shimeron Hateamire (25 balls) In 20 overs, 170 runs could only be made. In the last over of Mohammed Siraj, Delhi Capitals needed 14 runs but the team could only make 12 runs.