• Day 6: Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Royal Challengers Bangalore

  • Apr 14 2021
  • Length: 17 mins
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Day 6: Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Royal Challengers Bangalore

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  • IPL Day 6. Another day, another close game at the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, and another batting collapse.

    Sunrisers Hyderabad did well to restrict Royal Challengers Bangalore to 149 and even to get to 93-2 but what followed was a collective brain fade. We all know, Sunrisers are better than this.

    In today's episode:

    • Rashid Khan trumps AB de Villiers. Again!
    • The new Maxwell
    • Purple Cap belongs to Harshal Patel .. and much more

    We always talk about the exciting game coming up. Delhi Capitals take on Rajasthan Royals.

    Finally, as always, the audience quiz question. You can send in your answers to us at @OutsideOffPod on Instagram. Or to @PodcastStdudio41 on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

    Outside Off Stump is a desi cricket podcast. We will be going live everyday of the Indian Premier League with a new episode. My name is Aditya Mattoo and joining me on this journey is Amit Sinha. Together we break down the important moments and plays from the game.

    You can find Amit's work at @RandomCricketP1 on Twitter.
    Also, on Facebook over here   
    And his Youtube podcast is here

    This is a Studio41 podcast.
    You can get us in touch with us at @PodcastStudio41 on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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