David Miller's finishing prowess secured a dramatic last-over victory for Delhi Capitals against Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Chasing 176, DC were guided by Tristan Stubbs' 60 and Miller's quickfire 22*, who sealed the win with crucial sixes. The win ended RCB's home winning streak.
IPL 2026: KL Rahul reveals 'Virat Kohli, Phil Salt weren't happy' after DC's win over RCB
Delhi Capitals, led by KL Rahul, secured a thrilling six-wicket victory over Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Despite an early collapse, Rahul anchored the chase with a fifty, supported by Tristan Stubbs and David Miller's explosive finish. The win halted RCB's home winning streak, with bowlers finding assistance on a tricky M. Chinnaswamy pitch.
Millers last-over heroics seal thrilling victory for DC
INDIAN PREMIER LEAGUE | SHUBMAN GILL OVERTAKES VIRAT KOHLI TO TAKE ORANGE CAP Bengaluru, April 18: David Miller sort of redeemed himself with two last-over sixes after KL Rahul made a 57 rooted in classicism and Tristan Stubbs produced an equally chic 60 as Delhi Capitals edged Royal Challengers Bengaluru by six wickets in their [] The post Millers last-over heroics seal thrilling victory for DC appeared first on The Shillong Times .
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Virat Kohli's Royal Challengers Bengaluru could not register a win at their home ground, the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, in an IPL 2026 match against Delhi Capitals on Saturday
Experience of David Miller Shines as Delhi Capitals Triumph Over RCB
Bengaluru, April 18: Delhi Capitals (DC) secured a remarkable six-wicket victory against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the 26th match of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on Saturday. DCs cricket director, Venugopal Rao, attributed the win to the experience of David Miller and his ability to remain calm under pressure. ... Read more Experience of David Miller Shines as Delhi Capitals Triumph Over RCB
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Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Delhi Capitals' Director of Cricket, Venugopal Rao, hailed David Millers experience and composure under pressure as the defining factor behind his side's six-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium on Saturday. In a tournament like this, it is about momentum. I think today, David Miller finished it for us. Experience always counts. He did his job really well, Venugopal Rao said in the post-match press conference. Chasing 176 at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Delhi Capitals were under immediate pressure after slipping to 18/3 in the powerplay. However, KL Rahul (57) and Tristan Stubbs (60 not out) steadied the innings with a vital 76-run partnership, bringing the visitors back into contention. Despite the recovery, the game remained evenly-poised heading into the final over, with 15 runs required. It was then that Millers vast experience in high-pressure chases came to the fore, as he took charge against Romario Shepherd. After a couple of early deliveries, the left-hander launched two towering sixes and followed it up with a boundary to seal the win with a ball to spare, completing a remarkable turnaround for DC. Rao also acknowledged the importance of that middle-phase partnership, which laid the foundation for the successful chase. It came down to one good partnership. The total that RCB posted was competitive, but I felt the partnership between KL Rahul and Tristan Stubbs was crucial, he said, underlining how the duo absorbed pressure and rebuilt the innings. Earlier in the match, DCs bowlers played a key role in keeping RCB to a manageable total of 175/8. Rao pointed out that understanding the nature of the pitch and executing plans accordingly helped the team stay ahead in the contest. In a day game, the wicket behaves differently. It gets slower because of the heat. We were prepared for that. RCB have been scoring 220230 regularly, but if you pick wickets at intervals, any team can come under pressure. That is what happened today, he explained. He also praised skipper Axar Patel for his all-round contribution, especially after working hard to regain form. In a day game, the wicket behaves differently. It gets slower because of the heat. We were prepared for that. RCB have been scoring 220230 regularly, but if you pick wickets at intervals, any team can come under pressure. That is what happened today, he explained. Also Read: Live Cricket Score With this win, DC are now in fourth place in the points table with six points from five games. After breaking the two-game losing streak, DC will look to continue the momentum when they take on Sunrisers Hyderabad at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on April 21. Article Source: IANS
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It was a good day for KL Rahul and his IPL team, Delhi Capitals, as they beat Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB)
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IPL 2026: Was Good To Get Over The Line, Says DCs Miller After Applying Finishing Touches
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Delhi Capitals veteran finisher David Miller expressed immense satisfaction at successfully navigating a tense run-chase and taking the team to a six-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bengaluru, admitting that getting over the line was a necessary relief following the previous failure to close out a game against Gujarat Titans. Miller hit two sixes and a four in the final over off Romario Shepherd, and along with Player of the Match Tristan Stubbs, who was not out on 60, took DC over the line. The result also ensured that DC broke their two-match losing streak. It feels really good. Obviously, to get one from the other night, obviously, I was just a bit disappointed a couple of games ago, but to get myself back in that position was good to get over the line. It's always going to be there at the back of the mind (on unable to finish the job against GT) until you actually win another game. That's our take, and it has been a couple of games - we obviously had a week off, so I've worked on a few things, just trying to stay in the moment as well and do what I can, said Miller at the conclusion of the game. Despite a slow start to his innings and coming out to bat after Axar Patel retired hurt due to cramps, Miller remained unperturbed by the mounting pressure. My first six balls, I thought, were really unbelievable. While there were six yorkers to me and I couldn't get going, I was really chuffed that it came off in the last six balls. We did try to finish it in the second-to-last over, but when you need those 43-odd runs in the last four overs, we always knew there was one or two sixes. When you hit six and then a back-to-back four or six, then the bowler's always under pressure from there. So it's just trying to limit the dot balls. And then when the boundary ball comes, you kind of capitalise. So it was trying to stay calm, obviously keep communicating with the partner and, yeah, I'll take it as deep as I can, as we can, he explained. He also credited young Stubbs for a timely mental reset during a mid-innings break in play. When I walked to the wicket, Stubbo said to me, ' You just keep your intensity really high. So for me, that obviously helped a lot, and just a reminder, which clicked me into a good frame of mind. It came after a little while. It's always good finishing off games with Stubbs. We batted a lot together, and he just said, 'Thanks so much, you saved me there.' But I thought he batted unbelievably well. Obviously anchored the innings all the way through, he added. Stubbs, who anchored the innings following the early collapse before exploding late, noted that the duo was prepared to take the game into the final over if necessary. No, it wasn't like spinning or anything, but it was just a little bit slow. Pretty much what I play on back home. But thankfully, we got through. I kept thinking three sixes, and we're straight back in it. They bowled their guns out quite early. So then I always thought, worst case, the last over, we can get whatever we need. But I didn't want to take it to the last over. But thankfully, we got over the line, he remarked. Stubbs, who anchored the innings following the early collapse before exploding late, noted that the duo was prepared to take the game into the final over if necessary. No, it wasn't like spinning or anything, but it was just a little bit slow. Pretty much what I play on back home. But thankfully, we got through. Also Read: Live Cricket Score --IANS Article Source: IANS
Tristan Stubbs Breaks Dinesh Karthiks Record in IPL 2026
Bengaluru, April 18: In a thrilling match of IPL 2026, the Delhi Capitals (DC) showcased an impressive performance, defeating the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) by six wickets. DCs batsman Tristan Stubbs played a stellar innings, scoring an unbeaten 60 runs off 47 balls, breaking a significant record held by Dinesh Karthik. Stubbs now ranks second ... Read more Tristan Stubbs Breaks Dinesh Karthiks Record in IPL 2026
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Delhi Capitals secured a six-wicket victory over Royal Challengers Bengaluru, with strong batting performances from KL Rahul and Tristan Stubbs. Meanwhile, Gujarat Titans edged out Kolkata Knight Riders by five wickets, propelled by Shubman Gill's impressive 86. The points table sees Punjab Kings leading, while RCB and RR follow closely.
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T20 Mumbai Women: From going unsold at the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 auction to winning the trophy this year with Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and then making her debut at the iconic WACA Stadium in Perth - India pacer Sayali Satghare has had a few months that even the most vivid dreams could not have scripted. Now, Sayali, whos coming off playing for West Zone in the Senior Womens Inter Zonal Multi-Day Trophy, is channelling that momentum into something she believes could transform women's cricket in Mumbai -- the inaugural T20 Mumbai Women's League set to take place later this year. For now, Sayali cheerfully reflects on how wonderful 2026 has been for her. It began with her replacing Ellyse Perry in RCBs squad, after all of her previous India appearances came in 2025. Partnering with the in-form Lauren Bell, Sayali was useful with her swing bowling and picked up nine wickets in six games as RCB got their second title. Honestly, the last few months have been like a dream. Like going unsold in the auction and then getting a call as a replacement player for RCB was huge. I was just excited to be part of the squad. Then I never expected at the end that I would be winning the trophy. Initially, I was just happy to be there and be part of WPL. So, to win that, and I have always, always loved RCB as a team and been a fan of them. So, to win the trophy with RCB was really, really special. Then, to get that Test team call-up was like a cherry on the top. It's because eventually the dream has been to represent India. Then making the Test debut at Perth, it's a dream for any fast bowler, and that was a dream come true, literally, Sayali told IANS in an exclusive conversation on Saturday. Sayali, who showed tremendous composure under pressure on debut, admitted nerves were part of the equation before settling into her rhythm in Perth. After India were bowled out for 198 on day one, Sayali posed tough questions to Georgia Voll, before getting some prodigious swing to crash into Georgia Volls leg stump. After beating Ellyse twice in quick succession, Sayali nearly trapped Alyssa Healy lbw in her second spell, only for the review to show the balls impact was outside off-stump. She did not have to wait long, however, as Alyssa, playing her last international game, gave a catch to backward point in the next over. I think we had our bowling innings start at night. So, I knew the ball would swing. It was just about putting it in the right areas and letting the pitch and conditions help in how much it can happen. Honestly, yes, I was very nervous at the start. But then, as the game went on, I just got relaxed and then just had to focus on what I needed to do, where I needed to bowl, and yes, I think that's what helped me get wickets also, she added. When she didnt get many chances to play for India, Sayali credited the BCCI Centre of Excellence (CoE) camps in Bengaluru and India A exposure for sharpening her skills. The camps and India A exposure that we had as we went to Australia two years back for the tour - the exposure and experience always helps you in knowing where you stand and what you need to improve for going forward to play at the highest level. Also, the CoE is a great, great place to be. I mean, there are a lot of facilities, and they have different kinds of wickets. So, you can prepare for all the conditions that you will face, and definitely, those things have really helped me now. Then you just, when you know what you need to work on, you just keep your head down and keep working towards it, she said. Turning her focus to the inaugural season of the three-team T20 Mumbai Women's League, Sayali sounded emphatic about its importance for the next generation of Mumbai cricketers. Yes, it is a great initiative by MCA, and it's a big opportunity for all players to showcase their skill and talent at a bigger stage, which will eventually help them grow as individuals and open more doors and give them more opportunities to eventually represent India and play in the WPL as well. Drawing parallels with the men's competition that has given opportunities to talented players since being restarted last year, Sayali further stated, This is the inaugural season for Mumbai - I mean for women's. But as we have seen in the men's game, they have got a lot of exciting talent through this league. So I'm sure the same thing will happen with women's cricket in the city as well. We will definitely find a lot of upcoming youngsters who are fearless and who can help Mumbai cricket win more trophies in the future. In that way, it's a great initiative to unearth new talents across the city. I feel there is a lot of talent in the city, but sometimes they don't get that exposure. But this league is a huge platform for them also to gain that. With the men's team having claimed the Ranji Trophy a record 42 times, Sayali sees the women's game as being at the dawn of a similarly storied era. For the uninitiated, Mumbai won the Senior Womens T20 Trophy in 2023/24 and 2024/25 seasons, and emerged victorious in the 2026 Women's U-15 One Day Trophy. Yes, definitely, this leagues commencement will just be the start of creating an even bigger legacy as the men have won the Ranji Trophy 43 times. So, we are looking forward to doing the same in women's cricket, and this is just the start. The exposure and experience here and the overall opportunities will help players grow themselves, and that will eventually help Mumbai win more trophies in womens cricket competitions, she said. For aspiring women cricketers watching her remarkable rise, Sayalis message is rooted in the unglamorous virtues of patience and perseverance. I've always believed that there's no substitute for hard work. Even when you are not getting opportunities or when times are tough, you just have to keep doing your work. The exposure and experience here and the overall opportunities will help players grow themselves, and that will eventually help Mumbai win more trophies in womens cricket competitions, she said. Also Read: Live Cricket Score You just keep working hard, keep improving yourself day by day. There is a lot of exposure now. So if you keep doing well, then definitely you'll get more opportunities going forward - like playing in WPL, and even for India. But for that, you need to have strong basics and have the right mindset to keep learning and keep growing, she concluded. Article Source: IANS
Stokes Leads Delhi Capitals to Victory Against Royal Challengers Bangalore
Bengaluru, April 18: Tristan Stubbs explosive performance propelled the Delhi Capitals (DC) to a thrilling six-wicket victory over the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) on Saturday. Named Player of the Match, Stubbs expressed his relief that the match did not go down to the final over. Batting first at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, RCB managed to score ... Read more Stokes Leads Delhi Capitals to Victory Against Royal Challengers Bangalore
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Bengaluru, April 18: In the 26th match of IPL 2026, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) suffered a 6-wicket defeat against Delhi Capitals (DC) on Saturday. After the loss at M. Chinnaswamy Cricket Stadium, captain Rajat Patidar acknowledged that the teams batsmen fell short by 15 to 20 runs, which ultimately cost them the match. Following the ... Read more RCB Faces Defeat Against DC: Captain Rajat Patidar Reflects on Missed Runs
IPL 2026: Delhi Capitals David Millers last-over exploits sink RCB
Bengaluru: David Miller sort of redeemed himself with two last-over sixes after KL Rahul made a 57 rooted in classicism and Tristan Stubbs produced an equally chic 60 as Delhi Capitals edged Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) by six wickets in their IPL 2026 match on Saturday. Considering the slow nature of this particular Chinnaswamy strip Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
David Miller Takes DC Home vs RCB With Last-over Exploits After Stubbs, Rahul Set Up Chase
David Miller sort of redeemed himself with two last-over sixes after KL Rahul made a 57 rooted in classicism and Tristan Stubbs produced an equally chic 60 as Delhi Capitals edged Royal Challengers Bengaluru by six wickets
IPL 2026: We Were 15-20 Runs Short, Will Introspect On Errors, Says RCB Captain Patidar
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) captain Rajat Patidar on Saturday lamented his sides tense six-wicket defeat to Delhi Capitals in IPL 2026, admitting that the side finished 15-20 runs short despite a spirited effort to stretch the contest to the final over. RCBs aggressive intent only yielded 175/8 on a slow pitch as their middle order struggled against DCs fantastic death overs bowling masterclass. Despite a blistering 63 off 38 balls from opener Phil Salt, laced with four boundaries and three sixes, RCB's innings stalled significantly in the second half as DC conceded only 29 runs in the last five overs. That was really close, but I feel that we were 15-20 runs short. The way we started, especially VK bhai and Salt, they gave a good start. But from there, after 12-13 overs, we lost wickets in a couple of overs, and that put us on the back foot, Patidar said in the post-match presentation ceremony. The result also meant RCB suffered their first defeat in Bengaluru after five consecutive home wins. Its also RCBs third loss in 11 day games since 2022, with the side now losing nine of 15 matches played in the green jersey. Asked if the batters were perhaps too aggressive on a surface that wasn't a flat deck, Patidar said, I think the pitch was a bit tacky, but I think the way we stretched the game to the last over was a positive sign for us. I was just discussing with the bowler to be clear in what you do. The result also meant RCB suffered their first defeat in Bengaluru after five consecutive home wins. Its also RCBs third loss in 11 day games since 2022, with the side now losing nine of 15 matches played in the green jersey. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Defending champions RCB now have a six-day break before taking on IPL 2022 winners Gujarat Titans at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on April 24. Article Source: IANS
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IPL 2026: Bowlers, Stubbs, Miller Power Delhi Capitals To Tense Six-wicket Win Over RCB (ld)
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: David Miller clobbered two massive sixes in a final-over heist as Delhi Capitals broke their two-game losing streak in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 with a tense six-wicket victory over defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Saturday. Previously, RCBs aggressive intent only yielded 175/8 as their middle order struggled against DCs fantastic death overs bowling masterclass. Chasing 176 on a surface that grew increasingly sluggish, DC reached the target with a ball to spare, exorcising the ghosts of that one-run loss they suffered to the Gujarat Titans earlier this month. While birthday boy KL Rahul (57) and Tristan Stubbs (60 no out) laid the foundation, it was Miller who provided the finishing flourish by smashing Romario Shepherd for two sixes and a four in the 20th over when 15 runs were required. The result also ends RCBs two-game winning run, with this also being their first loss at home in the season. The chase began disastrously for DC as Bhuvneshwar Kumar produced a powerplay masterclass. He trapped Pathum Nissanka plumb lbw in the first over before returning to remove Karun Nair and Sameer Rizvi with outswingers. Reduced to 18/3, DC looked down and out before local hero Rahul took charge. Rahul, who boasts a staggering average of 69.9 against RCB, carted Josh Hazlewood for 14 runs in the fifth over with a flick of the wrists to clip over mid-wicket for six and ramping over the keeper for four being standout shots. Alongside a composed Stubbs, Rahul rebuilt the innings with a 76-run stand and reached his half-century off 30 balls. But he fell shortly after by holing out to long-off against Krunal Pandya, leaving DC in the face of potential trouble. Stubbs took charge after Rahuls fall by hitting Rasikh Salam Dar and Suyash Sharma for two fours each down the ground. Captain Axar Patel played a vital cameo of 26 to keep the asking rate in check, but was forced to retire hurt due to severe cramps. His departure triggered a sensational squeeze from the RCB bowlers, as Krunal, Bhuvneshwar, and Hazlewood combined to concede just 13 runs across overs 15, 16, and 17, leaving DC needing 37 off the final 18 balls. Stubbs kept DC alive by reaching his fifty off 41 balls, but the equation narrowed to 15 runs needed off the final over, via him carting Bhuvneshwar and Rasikh for boundaries each. Patidar handed the ball to Romario Shepherd for his first over of the match. After a single and a leg-bye, Miller launched a low full-toss into the mid-wicket stand for six. He followed it with a magnificent lofted drive over extra-cover for another maximum, before finishing the game with a flick to the deep mid-wicket fence, fetching him the winning four and taking DC to victory under extreme pressure. Earlier, a disciplined death-overs bowling masterclass by DC ensured RCB were restricted to a competitive but under-par score. Despite a blistering 63 off 38 balls from opener Phil Salt, RCBs innings stalled significantly in the second half, as DC conceded only 29 runs in the last five overs, with Lungi Ngidi, T Natarajan, and Mukesh Kumar being sensational. Pushed into batting first, RCB had a brisk start. Phil Salt looked dangerous from the get-go by carving Auqib Nabi Dar for a boundary in the very first over. Virat Kohli (19) joined the act with a signature aerial drive over mid-off against Mukesh Kumar, but his stay was cut short by Ngidi, as he mistimed a scrambled seam delivery to deep cover. Salt continued his onslaught to reach his second fifty of the season with a massive six over long-off against Kuldeep Yadav in the ninth over. But the introduction of spin turned the tide in DCs favour. Axar Patel had Devdutt Padikkal holing out to long-on, while Kuldeep Yadav delivered a body blow in the 11th over when he had Salt flat-batting to long-off, and Mukesh doubled it by having in-form Rajat Patidar edge behind to KL Rahul. Tim David provided a brief spark in RCBs innings by smashing 26 off 17 balls, including a flat-batted six off Ngidi that brought up his 1000th IPL run. But Axar struck again by dismissing David, whose leading edge was caught by the short third man, while Romario Shepherd was trapped lbw by Kuldeep as RCB went from 110/3 to 149/6. The final two overs saw DCs pacers assert total dominance. Natarajan was exceptional in the 19th over, firing in pinpoint yorkers and slower bouncers to concede just two runs. The 20th over summed up RCBs frustrations - Krunal Pandya was run out after a miscommunication on a wide delivery, while Jitesh Sharma holed out to long-off against an accurate slower cutter from Ngidi. DC were primed to complete the chase, but after some nervy moments, they got over the line thanks to Rahul, Stubbs, and Miller. But Axar struck again by dismissing David, whose leading edge was caught by the short third man, while Romario Shepherd was trapped lbw by Kuldeep as RCB went from 110/3 to 149/6. The final two overs saw DCs pacers assert total dominance. Natarajan was exceptional in the 19th over, firing in pinpoint yorkers and slower bouncers to concede just two runs. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Royal Challengers Bengaluru 175/8 in 20 overs (Phil Salt 63, Tim David 26; Axar Patel 2-18, Kuldeep Yadav 2-32) lost to Delhi Capitals 179/4 in 19.5 overs (Tristan Stubbs 60 not out, KL Rahul 57; Bhuvneshwar Kumar 3-26, Krunal Pandya 1-24) by six wickets Article Source: IANS
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IPL 2026: Rahul, Stubbs, Miller Power DC To Tense Six-wicket Win Over RCB
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: David Miller clobbered two massive sixes in a final-over heist as Delhi Capitals broke their two-game losing streak in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 with a tense six-wicket victory over defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on Saturday. Previously, RCBs aggressive intent only yielded 175/8 as their middle-order struggled against DCs fantastic death overs bowling masterclass. Chasing 176 on a surface that grew increasingly sluggish, DC reached the target with a ball to spare, exorcising the ghosts of that one-run loss suffered at the hands of the Gujarat Titans. While birthday boy KL Rahul (57) and Tristan Stubbs (60 no out) laid the foundation, it was Miller who provided the finishing flourish by smashing Romario Shepherd two sixes and a four in the 20th over when 15 runs were required. The result also ends RCBs two-game winning run, with this also being their first loss at home in the season. The chase began disastrously for DC as Bhuvneshwar Kumar produced a powerplay masterclass. He trapped Pathum Nissanka plumb lbw in the first over before returning to remove Karun Nair and Sameer Rizvi with outswingers. Reduced to 18/3, DC looked down and out before local hero Rahul took charge. Rahul, who boasts a staggering average of 69.9 against RCB, carted Josh Hazlewood for 14 runs in the fifth over with a flick of the wrists to clip over mid-wicket for six and ramping over the keeper for four being standout shots. Alongside a composed Stubbs, Rahul rebuilt the innings with a 76-run stand and reached his half-century off 30 balls. But he fell shortly after by holing out to long-off against Krunal Pandya, leaving DC in the face of potential trouble. Stubbs took charge after Rahuls fall by hitting Rasikh Salam Dar and Suyash Sharma for two fours each down the ground. Captain Axar Patel played a vital cameo of 26 to keep the asking rate in check, but was forced to retire hurt due to severe cramps. His departure triggered a sensational squeeze from the RCB bowlers, as Krunal, Bhuvneshwar, and Hazlewood combined to concede just 13 runs across overs 15, 16, and 17, leaving DC needing 37 off the final 18 balls. Stubbs kept DC alive by reaching his fifty off 41 balls, but the equation narrowed to 15 runs needed off the final over, via him carting Bhuvneshwar and Rasikh for boundaries each. Patidar handed the ball to Romario Shepherd for his first over of the match. After a single and a leg-bye, Miller launched a low full-toss into the mid-wicket stand for six. He followed it with a magnificent lofted drive over extra-cover for another maximum, before finishing the game with a flick to the deep mid-wicket fence, fetching him the winning four and taking DC to victory under extreme pressure. His departure triggered a sensational squeeze from the RCB bowlers, as Krunal, Bhuvneshwar, and Hazlewood combined to concede just 13 runs across overs 15, 16, and 17, leaving DC needing 37 off the final 18 balls. Stubbs kept DC alive by reaching his fifty off 41 balls, but the equation narrowed to 15 runs needed off the final over, via him carting Bhuvneshwar and Rasikh for boundaries each. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Royal Challengers Bengaluru 175/8 in 20 overs (Phil Salt 63, Tim David 26; Axar Patel 2-18, Kuldeep Yadav 2-32) lost to Delhi Capitals 179/4 in 19.5 overs (Tristan Stubbs 60 not out, KL Rahul 57; Bhuvneshwar Kumar 3-26, Krunal Pandya 1-24) by six wickets Article Source: IANS
Royal Challengers Bengaluru Attains Historic IPL 'Century', 1st Team In Tournament's History
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Tim David achieved a significant milestone on Saturday, becoming the second-fastest batter to score 1,000 Indian Premier League runs. He reached this mark during Royal Challengers Bengaluru's match against Delhi Capitals. David's impressive strike rate and consistent performance have been key for his team. The match saw RCB post 175/8, with Delhi Capitals bowlers taking multiple wickets.
Karnataka BJP Announces Protests Against Congress Over Womens Reservation Issue
Bengaluru, April 18: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Karnataka has declared a series of protests across the state against Congress regarding the womens reservation issue. The partys womens wing has labeled Congress as anti-women and is set to take to the streets. During a joint press conference held at the BJP office Jagannath Bhavan ... Read more Karnataka BJP Announces Protests Against Congress Over Womens Reservation Issue
DC vs RCB Score IPL 2026: Royal Challengers Bangalore, batting first, scored 175 runs. Bangalore managed just 43 runs in the final seven overs. Tim David made history.Delhi Capitals need 176 runs to winRoyal Challengers Bengaluru vs Delhi Capitals Scorecard: Batting first, Royal Challeng...
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IPL 2026: Delhi Capitals Keep Royal Challengers Bengaluru To 175/8 Despite Salts Explosive 63
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: A disciplined death-overs bowling masterclass by Delhi Capitals ensured Royal Challengers Bengaluru were restricted to a competitive but seemingly under-par 175/8 in their Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 encounter at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Saturday. Despite a blistering 63 off 38 balls from opener Phil Salt, laced with four boundaries and three sixes, RCB's innings stalled significantly in the second half as DC's bowlers conceded only eight runs in the final two overs while picking up two wickets. In all, DC conceded only 29 runs in the last five overs, while picking four wickets, with Lungi Ngidi, T. Natarajan, and Mukesh Kumar bowling sensational spells on a slow pitch. Pushed into batting first, RCB had a brisk start. Salt looked dangerous from the get-go by carving Auqib Nabi Dar for a boundary in the very first over. Virat Kohli (19) joined the act with a signature aerial drive over mid-off against Mukesh Kumar, but his stay was cut short by Ngidi, as he mistimed a scrambled seam delivery to deep cover. Salt continued his onslaught to reach his second fifty of the season with a massive six over long-off against Kuldeep Yadav in the ninth over. But the introduction of spin turned the tide in DCs favour. Axar Patel had Devdutt Padikkal holing out to long-on, while Kuldeep Yadav delivered a body blow in the 11th over when he had Salt flat-batting to long-off, and Mukesh doubled it by having in-form Rajat Patidar edge behind to KL Rahul. Tim David provided a brief spark in RCBs innings by smashing 26 off 17 balls, including a flat-batted six off Ngidi that brought up his 1000th IPL run. But Axar struck again by dismissing David, whose leading edge was caught by the short third man, while Romario Shepherd was trapped lbw by Kuldeep as RCB went from 110/3 to 149/6. The final two overs saw DCs pacers assert total dominance. Natarajan was exceptional in the 19th over, firing in pinpoint yorkers and slower bouncers to concede just two runs. The 20th over summed up RCBs frustrations - Krunal Pandya was run out after a miscommunication on a wide delivery, while Jitesh Sharma holed out to long-off against an accurate slower cutter from Ngidi. DC may be primed to complete the chase, but with the pitch not easy to bat on, and RCB having a strong bowling lineup, they have their task cut out. Brief scores: The 20th over summed up RCBs frustrations - Krunal Pandya was run out after a miscommunication on a wide delivery, while Jitesh Sharma holed out to long-off against an accurate slower cutter from Ngidi. DC may be primed to complete the chase, but with the pitch not easy to bat on, and RCB having a strong bowling lineup, they have their task cut out. Also Read: Live Cricket Score --IANS Article Source: IANS
IPL : Phil Salt's half-century powers RCB to 175 against DC in Bengaluru
Royal Challengers Bengaluru posted 175 for 8 against Delhi Capitals. Phil Salt top-scored with 63 runs. Delhi Capitals bowlers Lungi Ngidi, Kuldeep Yadav, and Axar Patel took two wickets each. RCB aims to extend their winning streak. DC seeks a victory after two consecutive losses. The match is set for an exciting chase.
Scorpions Coming Home India tour cancelled due to medical concerns, tickets to be refunded
Scorpions have pulled the plug on their Coming Home India tour, which was set to kick off on April 21 in Shillong, with stops in Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Mumbai
GBA chief M. Maheshwar Rao acknowledged the complaints,statingthat the system, which was intended to enable seamless transactions, had inadvertently created confusion
Industrial leasing jumps 58 pc in Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad
New Delhi: Indias three major southern cities, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad, saw a 58 per cent increase in leasing of industrial and warehousing spaces during the January-March period on better demand, according to Colliers. Real estate consultant Colliers India data showed that the leasing of industrial and warehousing spaces in these three cities stood at Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
IPL 2026: RCB Atmosphere Relaxed But Intensity High With Kohli Around, Says Venkatesh Iyer
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Royal Challengers Bengaluru batting all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer said the sides dressing room remains relaxed yet intense due to the presence of Virat Kohli and players clear about their roles as they look to extend their good run in IPL 2026 against Delhi Capitals at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium. The atmosphere is quite relaxed. At the same time, no dressing room can not be intense where Virat Kohli is there. So obviously the intensity is right up there and everyone is very clear about how they have to approach all games. So far so good, Iyer said in a pre-game chat with the broadcasters. On role clarity, Iyer said hes doing a lot of hard work under the watch of batting coach Dinesh Karthik. Already there's so much going on, but if there is clarity of your role and you don't see beyond that, I think it helps to go out there and express yourself. I've been working quite hard with DK in the nets. Just waiting for my opportunity. But the team's doing really well. Everyone, whatever roles they're given, they are doing it 100 percent. I think it's just about waiting for my opportunity and whenever it arises, obviously with the impact player rule, I can go into bat anytime. So just putting in the hard yards at training and let's see what happens. On role clarity, Iyer said hes doing a lot of hard work under the watch of batting coach Dinesh Karthik. Already there's so much going on, but if there is clarity of your role and you don't see beyond that, I think it helps to go out there and express yourself. I've been working quite hard with DK in the nets. Just waiting for my opportunity. Also Read: Live Cricket Score But our bowling is very good and we have our plans set. It's just about going out there and executing it. We've come to a point where, yes we think what the opposition is going to do, but we back our strengths and see where it takes us, he concluded. Article Source: IANS
IPL 2026: We Have To Turn Up Really Well As RCB Are Playing Really Well, Says Kuldeep
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Delhi Capitals left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav acknowledged the challenge of facing an in-form defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru and said his team must raise its game in Saturdays IPL 2026 clash at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. Axar Patel-led DC arrive after a weeks break from the competition with an aim to end their two-game losing streak. We had a couple of days off and then obviously from 15th, we had one session in CoE and a couple of sessions here in Bangalore. So, lovely to have a couple of good sessions of training here. If you look at our team, we have quality in our side and work collectively, that's the most important thing. Playing against RCB because they are playing really well and we have to turn up really well, said Kuldeep in a pre-game chat with the broadcasters. On DC's campaign so far, Kuldeep said, Look, we started really well. We looked like a complete team in the first two games. Obviously, in the third game against Gujarat also, we were very good. Unfortunately, we lost the game by one run. But, in the last game also I believe we got a very good start with the bat. But obviously, losing four wickets in four overs, that actually changed the momentum for us. On DC's campaign so far, Kuldeep said, Look, we started really well. We looked like a complete team in the first two games. Obviously, in the third game against Gujarat also, we were very good. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Even in a night game also, you have seen the spinners get a bit of help from the wicket. If I get a couple of wickets in the middle overs, that'll be very good for the team and that's my role. Article Source: IANS
Munawar Faruqui postpones Bengaluru show amid Hindu group controversy
Stand-up comedian Munawar Faruqui has postponed his upcoming performance in Bengaluru due to heavy traffic restrictions caused by an upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) match.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru are wearing their green jerseys for their sustainability initiative. This tradition promotes environmental awareness. The team is also performing well on the field. They have won four of their first five matches. Delhi Capitals won the toss and chose to bowl first. The playing XIs for both teams have been announced.
Bengaluru Power Bills To Rise As Supply Company Gets Nod To Recover Deficit
Electricity consumers in Bengaluru are set to face a moderate increase in power bills after the Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) approved a revenue deficit recovery plan for Bangalore Electricity Supply Company
IPL 2026: DC Wins Toss and Opts to Bowl First Against RCB
Bengaluru, April 18: The 26th match of IPL 2026 is underway at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, featuring the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and the Delhi Capitals (DC). DC captain Axar Patel won the toss and chose to bowl first. After winning the toss, Axar Patel stated, We will bowl first. The wicket looks good and hard. ... Read more IPL 2026: DC Wins Toss and Opts to Bowl First Against RCB
IPL 2026: Delhi Capitals opt to bowl against Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Both the teams are playing an unchanged XI
IPL 2026: Both Teams Unchanged As DC Elect To Bowl First Against RCB
Both Delhi Capitals: Both Delhi Capitals and defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru are unchanged as visitors skipper Axar Patel won the toss and elected to bowl first in match 26 of IPL 2026 at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Saturday. RCB have started their title defence with four wins in five matches, while DC arrive after a weeks break with an aim to end their two-game losing streak. The wicket looks nice and hard. Since its a day game, it might be a bit slow. Also, Chinnaswamy is usually a chasing ground, so we would like to chase. Thats why we decided to bowl first, said Axar after winning the toss. On having a long break in the competition, Axar said, If youre winning, the break would be bad. But since we lost the last two matches, the break helped us regroup. Now we are back together as a unit and ready to start with fresh momentum. Obviously we are looking at the opposition but we are focusing on our own strengths and sticking to our plans. We'll follow our plans and see what happens. RCB captain Rajat Patidar gifted a sampling to his counterpart Axar before the toss began, as part of the franchise donning the iconic green jerseys for their annual Green Initiative. Happy to bat first because we were planning to bat first on this track. It's a day game, looking like a good surface. So we'll put a good total on the board and put them under pressure. We wear this jersey to show our commitment to sustainability and encourage everyone to make green choices for the planet. Of course, there was a lot of planning behind it (on playing well at Chinnaswamy). As you know, this year we have a final at Chinnaswamy, so we have to win all the home matches, he said. Conditions at the stadium are hot and dry for the afternoon fixture, with a slight breeze and scattered cloud cover. Square boundaries remain short at 65 and 64 metres respectively, while 73 metres is the straight boundary. In the pitch report, Pommie Mbangwa and Faf du Plessis opined that the surface appears similar to the previous match, though marginally drier with less grass. As a day game, the wicket is expected to play slower, thus bringing spinners into the contest. Playing XIs: Delhi Capitals: Pathum Nissanka, KL Rahul (wicketkeeper), Sameer Rizvi, Axar Patel (captain), David Miller, Tristan Stubbs, Auqib Nabi Dar, Lungi Ngidi, Kuldeep Yadav, T Natarajan, and Mukesh Kumar Impact Substitutes: Vipraj Nigam, Ashutosh Sharma, Karun Nair, Dushmantha Chameera, and Nitish Rana Delhi Capitals: Pathum Nissanka, KL Rahul (wicketkeeper), Sameer Rizvi, Axar Patel (captain), David Miller, Tristan Stubbs, Auqib Nabi Dar, Lungi Ngidi, Kuldeep Yadav, T Natarajan, and Mukesh Kumar Also Read: Live Cricket Score Impact Substitutes: Rasikh Salam Dar, Venkatesh Iyer, Jordan Cox, Mangesh Yadav, and Vicky Ostwal Article Source: IANS
Bannerghatta Zoo Welcomes 4 Cheetahs; Jaguars, Pumas To Follow
The new attractions at Bannerghatta Zoo of Bengaluru are two male and two female cheetahs translocated from various zoos in South Africa.
Dont Fear AI; Its Only Aid, Not Substitute: CJI Surya Kant
BENGALURU, Apr 18: Cautioning that the adoption of technology in the judiciary must be accompanied by a clear and conscious understanding of its inherent limitations, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Saturday urged judicial officers not to be afraid of AI. Asserting that technology must remain an aid, not a substitute, he said the integration of Artificial Intelligence into the judicial process must be guided by a principle of balanceleveraging its benefits to enhance efficiency while steadfastly preserving the [] The post Dont Fear AI; Its Only Aid, Not Substitute: CJI Surya Kant appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
IPL 2026: Why are RCB wearing green jersey against DC at M. Chinnaswamy?
Defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru are making a powerful statement off the field by wearing their signature green jerseys, crafted from recycled materials, against Delhi Capitals. RCB, the world's only carbon-neutral T20 franchise, continues its commitment to sustainability, aiming for carbon positivity.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Delhi Capitals Live Score Updates, IPL 2026: Head-to-Head
RCB vs DC LIVE Score, IPL 2026: RCB Set To Complete Unique 'Century' vs DC At Chinnaswamy
Live Score, IPL 2026 LIVE Cricket Score: Royal Challengers Bengaluru will be taking on Delhi Capitals in their IPL 2026 match on Saturday at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
RCB vs DC pitch report & Bengaluru weather today: Rain forecast and M. Chinnaswamy stadium update
RCB vs DC IPL 2026 match at M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru: The 26th match of IPL 2026 features Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) hosting Delhi Capitals (DC) at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium today, April 18. With a 3:30 PM IST start, the Bengaluru weather forecast predicts a hot and dry afternoon with temperatures peaking at 37C, and minimal rain chances.
Crayons Started Melting: Bengaluru Woman Highlights Rising Heat In City
Social Media user Geetha Shree Nagaraaj posted a video showing what she described as an unusual level of heat in the city.
German rock band Scorpions has cancelled their Coming Home India Tour due to unforeseen medical circumstances affecting band members. The shows in Shillong, Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Mumbai, scheduled from April 21 to April 30, have been called off. Organizers have apologized for the inconvenience and confirmed automatic refunds for ticket holders.
Inside Bengalurus upgraded HAL Aerospace Museum
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Shreyas Iyer Says His Mission As PBKS Skipper Is To go Full Throttle And Lift The Trophy
Indian Premier League: Shreyas Iyer has led Punjab Kings (PBKS) brilliantly since joining the franchise ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season and taking over the captaincy. With IPL 2026 underway now and Iyers team on top of the rankings, the Mumbai-born made it clear that the ultimate objective remains unchanged, while emphasising a process-driven approach. The mission, obviously, is to lift the trophy. But I always feel that the more you stay in the present, the more you stay in control of what is in your hands at that moment and you just have to go full throttle. You dont have to think too far ahead or dwell on the past. I reiterate the same point to my teammates as well, that when we are out there, we are playing for ourselves, not against the opponents. We just want to improve each day and make sure we put our best foot forward. When everything comes together and that synergy builds, everything falls into place, Iyer told JioStar. Having led Punjab to the brink of glory in the Indian Premier League 2025, where they fell just six runs short against Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Iyer has quickly become a fan favourite, fondly dubbed Sarpanch Saab for his leadership style. I love it. I was clueless at the start of my journey with Punjab Kings about how the Sarpanch tag came up and what it meant. But later, when I asked a couple of my teammates, they explained that Sarpanch means the head of a family, a group, or even a district. That gave me clarity, and from there onwards, my journey started, Iyer said, reflecting on the nickname that underscores his role within the squad. Iyers impact was immediate last season, headlined by a blistering unbeaten 97 on debut for Punjab, where he prioritised the teams total over personal milestones. Honestly, at that moment, I told Shashank not to overthink because there were 10 balls left. I thought I would get at least one ball out of those 10. So, I told him, You can play freely, dont think too much. In the last over as well, I gave him that belief, that its okay to take it on and not worry about my hundred. In the back of my mind, I felt I would get at least one ball somehow. But then he played the entire over, and I was happy that we got 240 on the board. To get that score in the first match of the season sets the rhythm, he stated. The skipper also highlighted his collaborative leadership style, citing an instance in which teammates' input proved decisive in a crunch situation. When you are on the ground, every individual is involved in the game, and everyones inputs matter in that situation. When bowlers come and say they can execute a certain plan, its important to back them because their instincts can be strong as well. At the same time, there are situations when they run out of ideas and ask what they should do, and thats when I step in and provide input. It goes hand in hand, its not like I always dictate terms. Even in team meetings, players come up with solid points, and you have to value what they bring. We had discussed bowling wide yorkers to Rutherford because wherever else we pitched, he was going bonkers. The plan worked, and Vyshak ended up being the hero in that game, he said. Iyer also reflected on Punjabs dramatic turnaround in a low-scoring clash against Kolkata Knight Riders last season, where his side defended a modest total of 111 through relentless pressure and attacking intent. It goes hand in hand, its not like I always dictate terms. Even in team meetings, players come up with solid points, and you have to value what they bring. We had discussed bowling wide yorkers to Rutherford because wherever else we pitched, he was going bonkers. The plan worked, and Vyshak ended up being the hero in that game, he said. Also Read: Live Cricket Score I made the field more attacking when a new batter came in, and they tried to play improvisational shots, like Ramandeep playing the sweep earlier. Credit goes to the bowlers as well, they were very consistent with their lines and lengths and had an attacking mindset. I keep telling them in every game that its not over until the last ball is bowled or the last run is scored. You never give up, you fight till the end. Weve seen so many matches where consistent wickets create pressure on the opposition, he added. Article Source: IANS
Gold rate today: Gold prices saw a rise on Saturday, April 18, 2026, as Akshaya Tritiya approaches on April 19, 2026. Consumers are closely watching these daily fluctuations to make informed purchase decisions for the auspicious occasion. IBJA rates for April 17, 2026, are also provided.
Kohli to Kuldeep: 5 players battle to watch in today's match of RCB vs DC
Royal Challengers Bengaluru, enjoying a strong IPL 2026 season, host Delhi Capitals on April 18th. RCB's potent batting and balanced bowling face a mixed DC side aiming to rebound. Key player battles, including Kohli vs. Axar Patel and Rahul vs. Bhuvneshwar Kumar, are set to ignite this crucial encounter.
Cheetahs arrive in Bengaluru from South Africa as Karnataka joins India's Cheetah revival mission
Karnataka has welcomed four cheetahs from South Africa as part of an ex-situ conservation program at Bannerghatta Biological Park. These cheetahs, two males and two females, arrived on Saturday and will be housed in special enclosures after a 30-day quarantine. This initiative aims to revive the species' presence in India and enhance public awareness and scientific research.
A woman in Bengaluru faced disappointment in the city's competitive rental market. She lost a house she was about to rent after a landlord accepted another tenant's deposit. The incident, shared online, resonated with many who have had similar experiences. The search for a furnished 1BHK near Garudachar Palya continues.
Sunrisers Hyderabad Swoop In Gerald Coetzee, Ex Mumbai Indians Star, To Replace David Payne
Payne played two matches for SRH in the IPL 2026. He claimed figures of 2/35 in 3 overs against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru in his IPL debut.
I Have Debt: Chris Gayle Told Lalit Modi After Going Unsold In IPL. Then A Turnaround
Lalit Modi claimed that he requested former Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) owner Vijay Mallya to include Chris Gayle in his team after the West Indies legend went unsold in the auction.
Will Virat Kohli play as Impact Player today vs Delhi Capitals?
Royal Challengers Bengaluru faces Delhi Capitals with a key question surrounding Virat Kohli's role. After an ankle injury, Kohli played as an Impact Player against LSG, scoring 49. While expected to be fit, his workload management could see him reprise the Impact Player role. RCB, in strong form, aims for a top spot.
WAC festival curator Sumi Gupta explains how art helps imagine new futures
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TCS Nashik case: No harassment or conversion plaint, says IT firm; sets up oversight panel
In light of recent allegations regarding sexual harassment and religious coercion at the Nashik unit, TCS's CEO K Krithivasan has reported the establishment of an oversight committee to evaluate the situation. Initial investigations revealed no formal complaints filed, yet suspended employees are currently facing scrutiny.
RCB eye dominance-extending victory over inconsistent Delhi Capitals
BENGALURU, Apr 17: Almost a month into IPL 2026, Royal Challengers Bengaluru have evolved into the most complete unit in the competition and they will be eager to strengthen their hold on this tag when they face the struggling Delhi Capitals here on Saturday. Focus has largely remained on Virat Kohli, and the batting talisman has not disappointed his fans either, holding the Orange Cap for the time being. But even Kohli would acknowledge that the RCB batting no longer [] The post RCB eye dominance-extending victory over inconsistent Delhi Capitals appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
9 of family killed as car-bus crash sparks blaze near Yadgir
Karnataka Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni gets life term for 2016 murder, faces disqualification
Dharwad Rural MLA Vinay Kulkarni received a life sentence for the 2016 murder of BJP worker Yogesh Gowda. A special court found Kulkarni and 16 others guilty of plotting the assassination. The court also ordered Kulkarni to pay compensation to Gowda's children. Deputy CM DK Shivakumar called it a political conspiracy and expressed faith in higher courts for justice.
No fear of H5N1, caution is key: Karnataka health minister
Seen, verified. Nimhans meet in Bengaluru moots framework for mental-health apps
