RCB vs dc: The second match of this season in the Indian Premier League 2025, Royal Challengers Bangalore, who played at home, lost by 6 wickets to Delhi Capitals. The home team RCB (RCB vs DC) scored 163 runs in 20 overs after losing the toss, which Delhi has easily achieved by losing 4 wickets in 17.5 overs on the basis of KL Rahul's stormy 93 runs. After this defeat, RCB captain Rajat Patidar said that….

Captain Patidar raging on batsmen

After the second consecutive defeat in Bengaluru, Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Rajat Patidar said that

"The way we saw the first wicket, it was quite different." We felt that it would be a good batting track. We did not bat well. The batsmen are in a good mood, they have shown a good intention. 80 runs for one wicket and then 90 runs for 4 wickets, it will not be acceptable at all.

We missed out on assessing the circumstances and the situation. The way Tim David at the end was really amazing. Powerplay, the way fast bowlers bowled, was really special. ''

This is the innings of RCB

After losing the toss, RCB vs DC, who came out to bat first, was given a bang by both their openers Phil Salt and Virat Kohli. Together, both of them shared a 61 -run partnership off just 23 balls for the first wicket. But RCB's innings collapsed like cards after Salt was run out. After Salt left, one by one RCB's wickets continued.

At one time, RCB Vs DC, who was seen easily crossing the 200 runs, was able to score only 163 runs. However, in the final overs, Tim David once again came and played a bang innings. David scored 37 runs off 20 balls and made a valuable contribution to RCB to a respectable score of 163 runs.

Bowlers disappointed

RCB VS DC, to defend 164 runs, was sent to the pavilion by Yash Dayal and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, both openers of Delhi Capitals on a score of just 10. But after this, no other bowler could show his amazing, due to which RCB had to face the second consecutive defeat on the home ground.

Bhuvneshwar took two big wickets for 26 runs in four overs, while young leg spinner Suyash Sharma took one wicket for 25 runs in four overs. But apart from this, any other batsman failed to leave his impact in the match. Yash Dayal took a wicket for 45 runs in 3.5 overs. At the same time, Josh Hazlewood had robbed 40 runs in 3 overs, which RCB had to bear the brunt with defeat.