RCB vs CSK: Ashish Nehra's Reaction To Dale Steyn's Ferocious Yorker Is Not To Be Missed - Watch
Dale Steyn started at his ferocious best to get rid of Shane Watson and Suresh Raina in the first over.
- Tanya Rudra
- Updated: April 22, 2019 11:54 am IST
Highlights
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Dale Steyn brought his A-game to the IPL clash between RCB and CSK
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Suresh Raina had no response to Dale Steyn's yorker
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Kohli was over the moon as Steyn removed two dangerous batsmen
Dale Steyn brought his A-game to the Indian Premier League (IPL) clash between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Chennai Super Kings in Bengaluru on Sunday. Defending 161, Dale Steyn started at his ferocious best to get rid of Shane Watson and Suresh Raina in the first over. Watson looked to drive Steyn's outside off delivery and edged it to Marcus Stoinis at first slip. However, Raina had no response to South African's yorker as the ball went on between the legs and the bat to rattle the stumps. Skipper Virat Kohli was over the moon as Steyn removed two dangerous batsmen to put CSK on the back foot right from the outset. Watching the proceedings from the dugout, RCB bowling coach Ashish Nehra reacted to Dale Steyn's inch-perfect yorker that removed Suresh Raina with a hand gesture.Â
Raina gets Steyn Gunned and how
— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 21, 2019
Watch the video here https://t.co/ptwo5Guxhl #RCBvCSK pic.twitter.com/5eVymkgmeF
Here are some rib-tickling reactions from fans on Twitter
Steyn ki Bowling Dekhkar Ashish Nehra : Ye to Maine isko sikhaya hi nhi. Kya fek Raha h ye?
— Manish Chauhan (@msc281091) April 21, 2019
Ye Sala aaj match jitwa k rahega.
Koi Umesh ko bowling do.#RCBvCSK#IPL2019 pic.twitter.com/xE4RZQW4HZ
Ashish Nehra watching Dale Steyn's bowling #RCBvCSK #CSKvRCB #CSKvsRCB #RCBvsCSK #IPL2019
— Utkarsh Srivastava (@utkrsh4) April 21, 2019
pic.twitter.com/ztlXcAFLKg
Dale Steyn, who has been roped in by RCB as a replacement for injured Australian fast bowler Nathan Coulter-Nile, struck in his very first over of IPL 2019 as he removed Kolkata Knight Riders' opener, Chris Lynn.Â
Steyn recorded figures of 2/40 in Kolkata as RCB claimed a 10-run win, their second of the season, to stay alive in the competition.
Dale Steyn had played for RCB from 2008 to 2010, picking up 27 wickets, before joining the now-defunct Deccan Chargers in 2011.
He has also played for SunRisers Hyderabad and Gujarat Lions in the IPL.
RCB, who suffered six losses in a row at the start of the season, were relying on Steyn to help them revive their lacklustre campaign and the pacer has not disappointed so far.