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Strong Head start! SRH opener torments RCB bowlers, races away to blazing fifty in 20 balls

Strong Head start! SRH opener torments RCB bowlers, races away to blazing fifty in 20 balls

Travis Head tormented the Royal Challengers Bengaluru bowlers, smashes 70 runs in merely 26 balls

Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s (RCB) bowling woes continued as they were put to the sword by a rampant Travis Head in the first half of their IPL 2024 clash against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH).

Opting to bowl first after winning the toss at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, RCB’s bowlers were taken apart by the Australian opener.

Head, known for his aggressive strokeplay, wasted no time in dispatching the RCB attack to all corners of the ground. The southpaw brought up his third IPL fifty in just 20 balls. Head’s knock was a brutal display of clean hitting, comprising three boundaries and a staggering five sixes.

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Head and Abhishek adds 108 runs in 8 overs vs RCB

SRH openers Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma took RCB bowling attack to the cleaners in their IPL 2024 clash. The two left-handers notched up 108 runs in just seven overs, thus putting RCB bowlers under huge pressure straightaway.

Abhishek hammered 34 runs off 22 balls but was unfortunate to get out after enjoying a good start. Head, meanwhile, has scored 86 runs off 33 balls and is looking well set for his maiden IPL hundred.

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