An exhilarating twist was introduced in the DC vs RCB on ipl 2025 match by KL Rahul on April 10, 2025. After a significant innings, Rahul sprang a surprise with an unusual celebration that the fans wondered about. Inspired by his favorite movie, Kantara, he ultimately took things up a notch for these fans as they recognized Rahul's celebration form connecting to some of the best scenes from the film.

Kantara evokes a strong emotional impact and compelling storytelling. One can very well say that it left a very deep impact on Rahul. He, in his own way, paid his tribute to the film by re-enacting a little scene from Kantara right in the field of cricket. Not only a moment of success celebration but also sharing so many individual details with fans is when the grand celebratory event initiates in a room.

Along came Rahul's gesture, and the good fans soon recognized the same and flooded social media with videos and photos from the celebration. It was so much adoration for the fact that he merged his love for cricket and cinema, making this such a memorable moment. The special kind of celebration brought reminders to people's minds of how these two worlds meet in the great bazaar in splendid ways.

KL RAHUL. 🦁
KANTARA. 🔥

- KL talks about taking the celebration from his favourite movie, Kantara. 👏pic.twitter.com/DZ18y7kkzR

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) April 11, 2025

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RAHUL'S CELEBRATIONS-THE STORY BEHIND IT.

Post-match, Rahul commented on why he savored his victory. Kantara has greatly influenced him, as he put it. The energy and approach these people have had between themselves and deep culture incited me, and I really wanted to have that feel in the game. This celebration is not for just about having fun for Rahul-to him; it was about communicating what inspires him really.

It defines how many fleeting moments an athlete can be not only a player in the field. They are human beings with other passions and tales besides the game. KLRahul's celebration, inspired by Kantara, gave another edge to the match, showing that cricket can be something to celebrate beyond just runs scored.

In the IPL 2025 match being played between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Delhi Capitals at Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, Delhi Capitals defeated Royal Challengers Bangalore by 6 wickets and achieved their fourth consecutive win this season and Royal Challengers Bangalore team had to face their second defeat of this season. This is Bangalore's second consecutive defeat at home.

RCB made a great start at their home ground in Bengaluru and there was a partnership of 61 runs between Phil Salt and Virat Kohli in 3.4 overs. Then Salt got run out and went to the pavilion, after which RCB's innings derailed. Salt went out after playing an innings of 37 runs with four fours and three sixes in 17 balls. After this, RCB's run rate slowed down and their team could not recover till the end.

Devdutt Padikkal (1), Virat Kohli (22), Rajat Patidar (25), Liam Livingstone (4), Jitesh Sharma (3) and Krunal Pandya (18) could not do anything special. Due to which the RCB team could score only 163 runs for seven wickets in 20 overs. While Vipraaj Nigam and Kuldeep Yadav took the maximum two wickets each for Delhi. In the end, Tim David played an unbeaten innings of 37 runs for RCB, hitting two fours and four sixes in 20 balls.

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KL Rahul shines in Delhi Capital's victory

Delhi Capitals, who came out to chase the target of 164 runs, also did not have a good start and Faf du Plessis (2), Jake Fraser McGurk (7), Abhishek Porel (7) got out cheaply. Due to which Delhi lost three wickets for only 30 runs. After three wickets fell for 30 runs, KL Rahul took charge while captain Axar Patel got out after scoring 15 runs. After this, Tristan Stubbs supported Rahul. KL Rahul played an unbeaten innings of 93 runs in 53 balls with seven fours and six sixes.

While Stubbs also returned unbeaten with him by scoring 38 runs in 23 balls with four fours and a six. With this, Delhi scored 169 runs for four wickets in 17.5 overs and registered an easy win by six wickets. Bhuvneshwar Kumar took two wickets from the Royal Challengers Bangalore team. Apart from this, Yash Dayal and Suyash Sharma also got one wicket each.

Twitter reactions after DC wins 24th match of IPL 2025

Choklians ab baitho KL Rahul ke lomde par🥵🔥#RCBvsDC pic.twitter.com/kbjCHjYW41

— Shitposting (@memeslife007_) April 10, 2025

RCB in away RCB in home . pic.twitter.com/oibn3ixVaa

— Memes By Shafqat (@cricshafan18) April 10, 2025

Relax boy's we are Winning @RCBTweets 😌🥂#RCBvsDC pic.twitter.com/zIix1sYF3L

— MAARI🦅 🚩 (@bobby_pkcult) April 10, 2025

RCB scored 60/0 in 3.3 overs

Next 45/5 in 9.3 overs 😳😳

#RCBvDC Meanwhile DC 👇😂😂 pic.twitter.com/MbaASYzg98

— Amit Kumar (@KumarAmit_Boss) April 10, 2025

" DC Unbeaten till now? That’s adorable. RCB’s here to write your first L." pic.twitter.com/H1uquUhF6M

— 𝗭.𝗼.𝘅.𝘅.𝘆 (@thezoxxy) April 10, 2025

RCB lost another home game 🤣🤣🤣

Credit goes to Virat Kohli for running out Salt.pic.twitter.com/NErtVA9xT1

— Ctrl C Ctrl Memes (@Ctrlmemes_) April 10, 2025

RCB Won The Match 🔥❤️#RCBvsPBKS #PBKSvRCB pic.twitter.com/pahG7AFke3

— Addicted To Memes (@Addictedtomemez) April 20, 2023

Lost home but won away games… 😍😘

THAT’S RCB @RCBTweets #RCBvsDC pic.twitter.com/ufVyUHQTPz

— 🐉👑📌🛐 (@EV9999_Tarakian) April 10, 2025

PBKS Choked ✅
RCB Choked ✅
DC Choked ✅
Holy Trinity for a reason 🫶🫵 pic.twitter.com/AsgLXwHR9u

— Eshika (@eshika_nagpal) April 10, 2025

Let laugh on CHOKLI fans 🤣🤣🤣 #RCBvsDC pic.twitter.com/XabhI958A6

— NITISH (@MSD4GOAT) April 10, 2025

Delhi Capitals(DC) will play against Royal Challengers Bengaluru(RCB) in the twenty-fourth match of IPL 2025 at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. RCB finished fourth and lost in the Eliminator,while Delhi Capitals (DC) had a tough season last year, winning only seven out of 14 games and finishing sixth.

Impact Players: Delhi Capitals(DC) 

Sameer Rizvi: A very talented batter from Delhi Capitals. If, DC loses early wickets while batting first or needs big hits during a run chase.

Karun Nair: A consistent classic batter, if DC needs extra batting support after early wickets or replaces a bowler in the second innings.

Mohit Sharma: An experienced pacer with 124 IPL wickets, he can be the best useful substitute when bowling second, especially if the pitch helps fast bowlers. In the last match against CSK, he bowled three overs and took 0 wickets conceding of 27 runs.

Mukesh Kumar: A talented bowler, In his last match against the CSK, he bowled four overs, conceding 36 runs at an economy rate of 9.00.

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Impact Players: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB)

Swapnil Singh: A left-arm spinner who did well last season, taking six wickets in seven games. The left arm spinner also can play with the bat in lower down the order.

Suyash Sharma: A leg spinner who might come in if the pitch helps spinners. In his last match against the MI, he bowled four overs, conceding 32 runs at an economy rate of 8.00.

Mohit Rathee: A middle-order batter and leg spinner. In his last two domestic T20 matches, he scored 54 runs and took one wicket.

Rasikh Salam: A talented bowler who featured for Delhi Capitals last season. In his last match against the Gujarat Titans, he bowled three overs, conceding 35 runs at an economy rate of 11.67.

Devdutt Padikkal: A classic left-hand batter from India, from the past few seasons in IPL his performance has not been good but in IPL 2025, In mega auction RCB bought him. In the last match against MI, he scored 37 runs in 22 balls. 

IPL 2025: DC vs RCB – Player Battles to Watch Out For

• Match: Delhi Capitals vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru
• Date: April 10th, 2025
• Time: 7:30 PM IST
• Venue: M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru

Key Player Battles
Phil Salt vs. Mitchell Starc
Salt’s fearless batting at the top could be met with Starc’s lethal left-arm pace an explosive battle in the powerplay.

Virat Kohli vs. Kuldeep Yadav
Kohli’s elegance vs Kuldeep’s mystery spin if Kuldeep gets him early, RCB could stumble.

KL Rahul vs. Josh Hazlewood
Hazlewood’s disciplined line could put pressure on Rahul, who’ll be key in anchoring DC’s innings.

Tim David vs. Mohit Sharma
The power-hitting David will be confronted with Mohit's variation and experience at the death it could decide the final overs.

Faf du Plessis vs. Yash Dayal
If Faf gets going, fireworks can be expected, but Yash Dayal's sharp lengths could stifle him in the early going.

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Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Delhi Capitals Predicted Playing XI

Delhi Capitals Playing XI 

Jake Fraser McGurk, Faf Du Plessis, KL Rahul, Abhishek Porel, Sameer Rizvi, Axar Patel, Ashutosh Sharma, Vipraj Nigam, Mitchell Starc, Mohit Sharma, Kuldeep Yadav ,Impact Player: Mukesh Kumar

Royal Challengers Bengaluru Playing XI

Phil Salt, Virat Kohli, Devdutt Padikkal, Rajat Patidar, Liam Livingstone, Jitesh Sharma, Tim David, Krunal Pandya, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Josh Hazlewood, Yash Dayal,Impact Player: Suyash Sharma

IPL 2024 has witnessed thrilling cricketing action, with players showcasing their skills on the grand stage. As the tournament progresses, the race for the Orange and Purple Caps intensifies, highlighting individual brilliance amidst team efforts.

IPL 2024: Most Runs

In the recent faceoff against DC, Kohli’s blistering knock of 27 runs off 13 balls has further solidified his dominance. With a staggering 661 runs in 13 matches, Kohli’s batting prowess remains unmatched.

Gaikwad’s consistent performances have been the backbone of CSK’s batting lineup. His recent innings of 42 runs off 41 balls against RR has propelled his tally to 583 runs in 13 matches, making him a formidable contender for the Orange Cap.

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The explosive opening batter, Travis Head, has been a revelation for SRH. His ability to score big runs under pressure has been instrumental in SRH’s quest for a playoff spot. The head’s contribution will be pivotal to SRH’s success in the upcoming matches.

Sai Sudharshan’s spectacular century against CSK showcased his batting prowess. With a scintillating knock of 103 runs off just 50 deliveries, Sudharshan has stormed into the Orange Cap race, accumulating 527 runs in the tournament.

Sanju Samson’s sublime form with the bat has been a silver lining for RR in an otherwise challenging season. His aggressive knock of 86 runs almost turned the tables for RR, highlighting his significance as a match-winner.

IPL 2024: Orange Cap

IPL 2024: Most Wickets

The ace bowler for MI, Jasprit Bumrah, continues to lead the Purple Cap race with his exceptional bowling performances. Bumrah’s tally of 20 wickets in 13 matches underscores his prowess as one of the premier bowlers in the tournament.

After a slow start, Harshal Patel has emerged as a revelation for PBKS. His ability to pick wickets, especially in the death overs, has been pivotal for PBKS’ bowling unit. Patel’s tally of 20 wickets in 12 matches highlights his impact on the team’s fortunes.

Varun Chakravarthy’s journey has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. The mystery spinner from KKR has found his rhythm and now boasts 18 wickets in 12 matches, making him a key asset for his team.

CSK’s pacer, Tushar Deshpande, has been a revelation this season. His knack for picking crucial wickets has been commendable, with Deshpande bagging 16 in 12 matches.

DC’s premier bowler, Khaleel Ahmed, has consistently picked wickets throughout the tournament. With 16 wickets in 13 matches, Ahmed’s ability to strike regularly makes him a potent force in the bowling department.

IPL 2024: Purple Cap

In the 62nd match of the IPL 2024 season, the Royal Challengers Bangalore continued their impressive winning streak by defeating the Delhi Capitals by 47 runs in Bengaluru on May 12. The match witnessed an exciting clash between RCB and DC, with both teams aiming to secure crucial points in the tournament.

RCB’s Batting Performance

RCB started their innings on a positive note, with openers Virat Kohli and Faf du Plessis laying a solid foundation. However, early setbacks saw Kohli and Du Plessis depart within the powerplay overs. Virat Kohli fell during the powerplay, caught out by his former Delhi teammate Ishant Sharma for 27 runs.

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Rajat Patidar and Will Jacks steadied the ship with a crucial partnership, guiding RCB to a competitive total. Patidar’s consistent form was evident as he contributed a valuable half-century. Rajat Patidar and Will Jacks formed a crucial partnership of 88 runs, guiding RCB from 36/2 to 124/3 by the 12.3rd over, before Patidar was eventually dismissed.

Patidar contributed with a 32-ball 52, showcasing his consistent form for the home team. Jacks, after scoring 41 runs, was also sent back to the pavilion in the 15th over, courtesy of a delivery from Kuldeep Yadav. Green’s resilient unbeaten 32 helped RCB post a competitive total of 187/9 in their allotted 20 overs.

DC’s Chase

In response, DC faced early setbacks with losing key wickets, including that of David Warner in the first over. What followed for the visitors was a top-order meltdown as Jake Frazer McGurk and Abishek Porel both lost their wickets cheaply within the powerplay on 21 and 2 runs respectively.

Despite efforts from Shai Hope, Axar Patel, and Tristan Stubbs, DC struggled to maintain momentum in their chase.

Hope got dismissed after a gritty 23-ball 29. With the score at 86/5 at 9.3 overs, Axar Patel and Tristan Stubbs got the task on themselves to take DC over the line in what was proving to be a challenging task. However, Tristan Stubbs’ early dismissal left Axar Patel as the only proper batter on the crease.

Axar Patel’s well-made 57 on the night kept DC’s innings going but never got them looking like they would take the 2 points away from the hosts. In the end, Delhi Capitals were restricted to just 140, eventually putting a big dent in their playoff hopes.

Analysis of the Match

RCB’s strong batting performance, coupled with DC’s top-order collapse, highlighted the home team’s dominance. While Axar Patel’s resilient innings provided some resistance, DC fell short of the target, denting their playoff hopes.

With this win RCB move to the 5th spot. RCB’s convincing victory over DC further solidifies their position in the IPL 2024 tournament. The match showcased RCB’s strong form and DC’s challenges, setting the stage for an exciting remainder of the season.

Most consecutive wins for RCB
7 in 2011 (runners-up)
5 in 2009 (runners-up)
5 in 2016 (runners-up)
5* in 2024
4 in 2010 (playoffs)
4 in 2021 (playoffs)

– 140 all-out is the lowest innings score for DC and the lowest against RCB this season.

– The last instance of RCB successfully defending a target in a night game at Chinnaswamy was against PBKS in 2019.

As the IPL 2024 season unfolds, excitement peaks as Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s (RCB) star batter, Virat Kohli, is poised to etch his name in the annals of IPL history. Tonight’s clash between RCB and Delhi Capitals (DC) at the iconic M Chinnaswamy Stadium promises to be memorable as Kohli aims to achieve a monumental milestone.

Virat Kohli’s Record

Tonight, ‘King Kohli’ is set to create history by becoming the only player in IPL history to feature in 250 matches for a single franchise. With 15 appearances for RCB in the now-defunct Champions League T20, Kohli’s tally reaches the milestone mark of 250 matches for the Bengaluru-based franchise.

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As the T20 World Cup 2024 approaches, Virat Kohli’s form has been nothing short of sensational. The Indian batting maestro has been in scintillating touch on the cricket field, showcasing his lethal batting prowess in the lead-up to the marquee event.

IPL 2024 Performance

In the ongoing IPL 2024 season, Kohli has been a standout performer for RCB, delivering stellar innings match after match. With an impressive tally of 634 runs in 12 IPL matches at a staggering strike rate of 153.51, Kohli has left a lasting impact as the leading run-scorer of the season, earning him the coveted Orange Cap.

Recent Explosive Knock

In a recent clash against Punjab Kings, Kohli exhibited his class with a breathtaking knock of 92 runs off just 47 balls. His innings was adorned with 7 fours and an astounding tally of 8 sixes, silencing critics who had questioned his strike rate in T20 cricket.

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women scripted history by clinching their first-ever title in the Women’s Premier League (WPL), defeating Delhi Capitals Women in a thrilling final by eight wickets. This victory marked a significant milestone for RCB Women, while Delhi Capitals Women faced disappointment for the second consecutive season.

RCB’s First Title Win in WPL

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women displayed exceptional skill and determination in a highly anticipated final showdown, securing their maiden title in the WPL. The team’s victory showcased their resilience and ability to perform under pressure, signaling a new era of success for RCB Women in the league.

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DC’s Loss in Consecutive WPL Finals

On the other hand, Delhi Capitals Women endured heartbreak again as they suffered their second consecutive loss in the WPL final. Despite their strong performances throughout the season, Delhi Capitals Women faltered in the final hurdle, unable to claim the coveted title.

Match Summary: RCB-W vs. DC-W Final

In the final match between Royal Challengers Bangalore Women and Delhi Capitals Women, RCB Women displayed exceptional batting and bowling prowess to outclass their opponents. After bundling out Delhi Capitals Women for 113 runs, RCB quickly chased down the target, reaching 115/2 in 19.3 overs.

RCB’s Dominance in the Final

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women asserted their dominance right from the start of the final match. Openers Smriti Mandhana and Sophie Devine provided a steady start in the powerplay, laying the foundation for RCB’s successful run chase. Despite losing early wickets, RCB’s middle order, led by Ellyse Perry and Richa Ghosh, ensured a comfortable victory for the team.

RCB Women Skipper In Post Match Presentation

Smriti said, “For RCB, it’s a lot more. I’m not the only one who won the trophy, the team has won the trophy. I’m not the person to talk about what I feel. This is in top five maybe. Obviously a World Cup would top it. Have a message for the fans – the most loyal fanbase. One statement that always comes up is Ee Sala Cup Namde. Now it’s Ee Sala Cup Namdu. Kannada is not my first language but it was important to say it for the fans.”

DC’s Batting Collapse

Delhi Capitals Women faced a batting collapse as they struggled to build partnerships and capitalize on their early momentum. Despite solid starts from Meg Lanning and Shefali Verma, Delhi Capitals Women lost wickets regularly, failing to post a competitive total on the board.

RCB’s Clinical Bowling Performance

Royal Challengers Bangalore Women’s bowlers delivered a clinical performance led by Sophie Molineux, Shreyanka Patil, and Sobhana Asha. The bowlers maintained pressure on the Delhi Capitals Women’s batting lineup, picking up crucial wickets at crucial junctures to restrict their opponents to a modest total.

In the Women’s Premier League (WPL) eliminator match between the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and the Mumbai Indians (MI), spectators were treated to an electrifying showdown at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. The match unfolded as a nail-biting thriller, captivating fans and keeping them on the edge of their seats until the last ball.

The eliminator clash between RCB and MI was a high-stakes encounter, with both teams vying for a spot in the final. The intense rivalry and the pressure of the knockout stage added an extra layer of excitement to the match.

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The toss played a crucial role in determining the course of the game. RCB’s captain, Smriti Mandhana, won the toss and opted to bat first. This decision set the tone for the match, with RCB aiming to set a challenging total for MI to chase.

Ellyse Perry’s Heroics

RCB’s innings began differently than planned, as they lost vital wickets early in the innings. Openers Smriti Mandhana and Sophie Devine fell victim to the relentless MI bowling attack, leaving RCB in a precarious position. However, amidst the early setbacks, Ellyse Perry emerged as the saviour for RCB. Perry showcased her class and composure, anchoring the innings with a brilliant knock of 66 runs. Despite Perry’s heroics, the rest of the RCB batting lineup struggled to make significant contributions.

Shreyanka Patil’s Crucial Contribution

In response to RCB’s total of 135/6, MI started their chase with determination. Led by Harmanpreet Kaur, MI fought valiantly to chase down the target. However, RCB’s bowlers, particularly Shreyanka Patil, bowled with precision and control, picking up crucial wickets at regular intervals.

The Final Verdict

As the match approached its climax, the tension in the stadium reached a fever pitch. With every delivery carrying immense significance, both teams battled fiercely till the end. In the final over, RCB defended their total with determination, denying MI the final push they needed to secure victory. With this thrilling win, RCB secured their place in the final. They will now face the formidable Delhi Capitals in what promises to be an epic showdown.

50th Match, IPL: Delhi Capitals 187 for 3 for D (Phil Salt 87) beat Royal Challengers Bangalore 181 for 4 (Kohli 55, Lomror 54*, Marsh 2-21) by seven wickets 

Even though the Delhi Capitals’ batting might didn’t show up until quite late in the tournament, they still gave their home crowd a stunning display of boundary hitting, the highlight of which was Phil Salt’s 87 off 45 balls to end RCB’s chase of 182 with 20 balls left.

Salt’s assault, which included a lot of horizontal-bat shots, saw him hit five of his six sixes over the leg-side boundary after he had only scored over 10 in his previous five T20 innings and had three ducks. Salt kept attacking to bring the asking rate below six in almost no time, launching the Capitals’ chase with their first half-century of the season. They scored 70 runs in the powerplay and 115 runs at the halfway point thanks to Salt’s fifty off 28 balls, but an over by Harshal Patel reduced the chase to 32 runs off 42 balls.

Salt’s eight fours and six sixes helped the Capitals defeat RCB for the first time in three years, despite his final score of 87. The Capitals moved up from last place in the table with their fourth victory in their last five games.

DC’s best powerplay

The chase by the Capitals was unlike any other bat display they have put on this season. David Warner started with two fours off the initial three balls from Mohammed Siraj, prior to clearing Wanindu Hasaranga’s most memorable ball for six in the fourth over. In the middle between, Salt took on Josh Hazlewood for two fours preceding a lively fifth over from Siraj.

Salt slapped the second ball over cover and into the stands before flicking one bounce into the square-leg boundary after top-edging the first ball for six. Following a heated exchange between the batter and the bowler and some animated finger-pointing from Siraj toward both Warner and Salt, Siraj responded with a bouncer that was called wide.

Warner skied a catch off Hazlewood for 22 off 14 in the last over of the powerplay yet Mitchell Swamp finished the over with a major six over midwicket and an edged four to control Capitals to 70 after six overs. If Dinesh Karthik had not saved a difficult opportunity from Salt in the fourth over, an inside edge off Hasaranga, they might not have had as much success.

Phil Salt’s boundary bonanza

Salt hit everything that got in his way while he was on 35 off 17: Short ones were disdainfully pulled, and a few edges also raced to the boundary as wide balls vanished over cover.

Although Marsh scored off a full toss, RCB’s bowlers continued to be attacked. Salt hit a six over the leg side in Harshal’s 13th over, Rilee Rossouw hit two more down the ground, and Suyash Prabhudessai scored 24 runs with a midfield on the long-off boundary.

Salt hit two more boundaries before losing to Karn Sharma, and Rossouw won the game with his third six in the 17th over.

Kohli and Du Plessis solid but not spectacular

After RCB decided to bat on what was viewed as a sluggish pitch at the Arun Jaitley Arena, Virat Kohli began by playing nine spot balls in the initial three overs, yet in addition tracked down the limit in every one of them.

After hitting Mukesh Kumar for three fours in the fifth over, Faf du Plessis gave RCB a boost by hitting Khaleel Ahmed for a pair of sixes and a four to make it 51 from the powerplay.

Marsh goes bang, bang

When Marsh caught du Plessis slapping a short and wide slower ball to deep point, Kohli and du Plessis continued to bat into the eleventh over of the innings. After that, he got Glenn Maxwell to catch the first ball, putting RCB at 82 for 2. At the other end, Kohli was on 36 off 31, and the run rate dropped slightly.