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Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru, 20th Match, Indian Premier League 2026 - Commentary

Mumbai Indians opt to bowl
RCB
212
-3
(17.2)
CRR12.23
P'SHIP18(8)
MI
19%
RCB
81%
Batter
R
B
4s
6s
SR
14
7
1
1
200.00
5
4
1
0
125.00
Bowler
O
M
R
W
ECO
3.2
0
34
1
10.20
Rajat Patidar in IPL 2026
vs Pace: 129 off 59 balls, Two dismissals, SR: 218.64 (9x4s, 11x6s)
vs Spin: 66 off 32 balls, One dismissal, SR: 206.25 (2x4s, 7x6s)
17.2
6
Hardik Pandya to Tim David, SIX, that has gone the distance! A juicy full toss on leg, Tim David stays put and smokes it over deep mid-wicket for a towering six. No need to run for those, everyone - including the batter and bowler - simply admire that ball sail into the stands
17.2
Hardik Pandya to Tim David, no ball, that's a big full toss! Well above the batter's waist outside off, Tim David has a swing and a miss. Free-hit coming up! Mumbai Indians review it, but the replays confirm it was above his waist comfortably. The onfield decision stays
17.1
4
Hardik Pandya to Tim David, FOUR, perfect start to the over. Short ball outside off, Tim David slaps it over covers for a boundary. Hardik Pandya is down on his knee, looks like he is in some pain. The physio walks out immediately to check on him. He's feeling dizzy, the Mumbai heat taking a toll on him. We'll have a slight delay due to the same. SKY, Rohit and Hardik have a discussion
Hardik Pandya [3.0-0-23-1] is back into the attack
Over 17
201-3
140011(7 runs)

Tim David
4 (4)
Jitesh Sharma
5 (4)
Jasprit Bumrah
3-0-23-0

16.6
Jasprit Bumrah to Tim David, 1 run, on a length around off, Tim David steers it through the off-side for a single
16.5
Jasprit Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run, 200 up for RCB! Full toss on leg, Jitesh Sharma flicks it through square leg for a single
16.4
Jasprit Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, no run, yorker at the stumps, Jitesh Sharma squeezes it back to Jasprit Bumrah
16.3
Jasprit Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, no run, a slower bouncer attempted by Jasprit Bumrah outside off, Jitesh Sharma swings early and misses
16.2
4
Jasprit Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR, Jitesh Sharma doesn't waste any time. He gets going in style. Makes slight room and drives it uppishly through extra cover to open his account
16.1
Jasprit Bumrah to Tim David, 1 run, low full toss on middle and leg, Tim David drives it to long-on for one
Jasprit Bumrah [2.0-0-16-0] is back into the attack
Jitesh Sharma, right handed bat, comes to the crease
Over 16
194-3
1140Wd0W(7 runs)

Rajat Patidar
53 (20)
Tim David
2 (2)
Mitchell Santner
4-0-43-1

15.6
W
Mitchell Santner to Rajat Patidar, out Caught by Tilak Varma!! End of a fantastic knock by Rajat Patidar. This was on the fuller side, Rajat Patidar brings his bat down in a jiffy and lofts it straight to Tilak at long-on. Taken comfortably by the fielder and the RCB captain walks back to a standing ovation from his teammates. The set batsmen are gone in successive overs. Two relatively new batters at the crease. Kohli was visibly upset, threw his gloves and then his helmet as he went back to the dug-out. Rajat Patidar c Tilak Varma b Mitchell Santner 53(20) [4s-4 6s-5]
Mitchell Santner to Rajat Patidar, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
15.5
Mitchell Santner to Rajat Patidar, no run, way too full as Rajat Patidar drills it straight back to the bowler
Fastest fifty for RCB in IPL (by balls faced)
14 - Romario Shepherd vs CSK, Bengaluru, 2025
17 - Chris Gayle vs PWI, Bengaluru, 2013
17 - Rajat Patidar vs MI, Wankhede, 2026*
18 - Faf du Plessis vs GT, Bengaluru, 2024
19 - Robin Uthappa vs KXIP, Bengaluru, 2010
19 - Rajat Patidar vs SRH, Hyderabad, 2024
15.5
Mitchell Santner to Rajat Patidar, wide, way too wide outside off, clear wide ball this time around
15.4
Mitchell Santner to Rajat Patidar, no run, fires it down the leg-side, that's a wide ball given by the umpire. Mumbai Indians have challenged the umpire's decision though. The batsman had a moved a touch while the bowler delivered it, and the third umpire reckons it was a fair delivery
15.3
F
Mitchell Santner to Rajat Patidar, FOUR, fifty off 17 balls! Fraction short outside off, Rajat Patidar slashes hard away from his body and the outside edge races away to the third man fence. Had there been a slip in place, this would have been a chance