South Africa’s middle-order batsman David Miller is understood for his enticing strokeplay and aggressive outlook in direction of the sport. The batsman has been a relentless within the Indian Premier League for the reason that 2012 version and has usually managed to draw the who’s who of the cricket fraternity together with his capability to stabilize the middle-order and making use of ending touches by enjoying quickfire knocks.

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Miller produced probably the greatest knocks of his IPL profession whereas enjoying in opposition to Royal Challengers Bangalore throughout the 2014 version. In a match between Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings) and RCB on the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, the guests began on a superb word as they managed so as to add 60 runs to the scoreboard in 5.5 overs.

The similar was adopted by RCB making a comeback within the match as they took back-to-back wickets to disclaim Punjab a large whole on the board. That is when Miller stepped up and produced an eye-pleasing knock of 66 runs off 29 deliveries. The quick-fire knock included eight boundaries and three maximums at a whopping strike charge of 227.59.

The exploits by the South African star resulted in Punjab posting a large whole of 198 runs on the board of their 20 overs. Batting within the second innings, Bangalore succumbed to a torrid outing because the pacer Sandeep Sharma ran by RCB’s top-order to select the essential wickets of Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli, and Parthiv Patel.

AB de Villiers tried his finest to avoid wasting the match for RCB as he performed a knock of 53 runs off 26 balls. However, Punjab took well timed wickets to extend the stress of the run-rate on the Kohli-led facet. RCB may by no means emerge from the preliminary setback offered by Sandeep Sharma within the second innings and so they misplaced the match by 32 runs.

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