"No change in the XI, no change in batting order," were Virat Kohli's words at the toss. Unfortunately there was no change in the result too as Royal Challengers Bangalore went down for the sixth successive time this season. This time it was a youthful Delhi Capitals, not in great form themselves, who came out on top, chasing down the 150-run target with four wickets and seven balls to spare at the Chinnaswamy Stadium here last evening.

Iyer, Rabada too good

Two young men led the DC charge, Kagiso Rabada (4-0-21-4) with the ball first and skipper Shreyas Iyer during the chase. If Rabada's triple strike in the 18th over derailed the RCB innings, one of the victims being Kohli (41 off 33 balls, 1x4, 2x6) himself, a let off in the opening over, Parthiv Patel being the guilty party and pacer Tim Southee the unfortunate bowler, allowed Iyer (67 off 50 balls, 8x4, 2x6), on four then, to flourish. Prithvi Shaw (28 off 22 balls, 5x4) only added insult to injury when he hammered five successive fours off Southee's second over.