Royal Challengers Bangalore And Kings XI Punjab IPL Match in Dharamshala

THE HILL city of Dharamshala will have the 63rd match of the Indian Premier League 2011 match between Kings XI Punjab v Royal Challengers Bangalore at Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium today around evening time, May 17.

In the wake of losing five games in succession in the IPL 2011, Kings XI Punjab ricocheted back with three wins. After 12 games in the IPL 2011, Punjab has 12 focuses from six triumphs and needs two more triumphs to keep seek alive after the play-offs. At this stage Punjab is at the fifth place in the focuses table. You can see cricket betting tips for Royal Challengers Bangalore And Kings XI Punjab IPL Match on web.

Royal Challengers Bangalore with 17 focuses from 12 games, is on top of the focuses table of the Indian Premier League 2011. The Bangalore group, who lost its keep going IPL 2011 game on April 16 against Chennai Super Kings, has won seven games consecutively, which is additionally an IPL record.
The last time in the IPL 2011 Royal Challengers Bangalore and Kings XI Punjab went head to head was in the 47th match of the Indian Premier League 2011 on May 6, when Bangalore crushed Punjab by an immense edge of 85 keeps running at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore.

Subsequent to batting to begin with, Royal Challengers scored 205 keeps running for the loss of six wickets in the apportioned 20 overs. RCB opener Chris Gayle was the saint of that match, who scored 107 keeps running in 49 conveyances with the strike rate of 218.36. In a 68-minute inning he crossed the bowl over the limit line 19 times - and ten times over the rope.

In answer, Punjab scored just 120 keeps running for the loss of nine wickets in 20 overs. Sreenath Aravind was the man who halted Punjab in this little score. With an economy rate of 3.50, Aravind asserted four Punjab wickets for 14 keeps running in four over’s.

In today’s match, two top scorers of the IPL 2011, Paul Valthaty and Chris Gayle, will conflict for the orange top. Paul Valthaty is two keeps running in front of Chris Gayle in the run graph. Valthaty has scored 438 keeps running in 12 innings with one hundred and two fifties, though Gayle has scored 436 keeps running in seven innings with two hundreds and a fifty.