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Rajat Patidar celebrates his hundred (Photo: IPL)Batting first, RCB racked up an imposing 207-4 and though Super Giants were in the game for the most parts, the chase proved too steep in the end, being held to 193-6.
Patidar, batting at number three, was dominant from the onset, coming in at the fall of Faf du Plessis for a first-ball duck in the first over.
The right-hander smashed 12 fours and seven sixes in an unbeaten 112 off 54 balls (12x4s, 7x6s) and added an unbroken 92 in 6.5 overs with Dinesh Karthik, who plundered 37 off 23 (5x4s, 1×6).
Virat Kohli made 25 off 24 (2x4s).
In reply, Super Giants fell short, losing momentum at the backend after the fall of skipper KL Rahul for 79 off 58 (3x4s, 5x6s). Deepak Hooda made 45 off 26 (1×4, 4x6s), as Josh Hazlewood picked up 3-43.
