De Villiers, Mandeep fifties crush Royals

Out of the tournament with a commanding performance as Royal Challengers Bangalore Rajasthan Royals sent for a place in the final of the Chennai Super Kings set up a clash with.

Two of the three major Royal Challengers batsmen failed, but with 66 off 38. Mandeep Singh made up for it, AB de Villiers, the Royal Challengers not to answer the third batsman to make the season's first half-century Choose a knockout game for these three big names. Mandeep de Villiers and over 10 166 in the IPL with the highest successful chase on the ground to propel Royal Challengers to 180 for 4. A further 113 for the third wicket, it's a must -win Chase was a lot of pressure off. Royals by 71 runs losing wickets regularly to go down, crumbled without any fight.

The grass on the pitch and speed of a hard, Royal Challengers eighth over before reaching 50. By Mandeep Dhawal Kulkarni lost Chris Gayle and Virat Kohli and de Villiers batting Royals out before deciding to get their bearings Delivery took a few matches.

He pulled over and the tenth consecutive boundaries lofted Kulkarni started when Mandeep counter. Still, Royal Challengers were going to a ball at the halfway mark on the run. To 86 in six overs were none of those over as Royals letting them down again, went to the bowling less than 11.

Pune batsman Mandeep and De Villiers leaving no time was able to pitch the ball consistently. Mandeep and cut on the pull was strong. Gradually, de Villiers slogged two sixes and a four to deep extra cover strength during the 15th, the left-arm spinner Sharma plot against him had hit the rhythm.

James Faulkner economy rate of 9.46 to the end of a disappointing season went for 42 in four overs. Chris Morris scored the same number of leaks, he was also an exceptional holiday.

With such a tough target, Royals need their top order to come good. It was not to be. Watson followed one another over a wide S Aravind nicked. Harshal Patel him back out as No. 3 on the promotion did not work Sanju Samson. With the rapidly increasing rate of asking, Steven Smith grew restless for big hits and David Wiese out of hiding.

Helpless batsmen at the other end to prevent the exit and struggled to get the measure of the pitch, Ajinkya Rahane's 14th departed for 42 off 39 overs. Deepak Hooda was no sparkle. Faulkner was to be no fulfillment. There was to be only a heavy defeat.