Defending a small total of 163 runs, RCB bowlers were pushed on the backfoot by a solid 71- run partnership between Bairstow and Manish Pandey for the second wicket. With wickets in hand and required run-rate under check, SRH were cruising towards the victory.
With scoreboard reading 121/2, RCB skipper Virat Kohli sensed it's now or never and brought Chahal into the attack in the 16th over of the innings. The leggie also didn't disappoint his skipper and cleaned up Bairstow and Shankar off successive deliveries.
Chahal's twin-blow opened the flood gate for SRH's inexperienced middle-order who found RCB's death bowling too hot to handle and were eventually bowled out for 152 runs. Chahal, the best bowler in the match, returned with the figures of 3/18 from his four overs.