Alzarri Joseph to Shashank Singh, 1 run, slower ball on a length, heaved down to long-on. Harpreet Brar wants the second gets sent back

Alzarri Joseph to Shashank Singh, 1 run, 126.9kph, length outside off, Shashank throws the kitchen sink and slices it over point

Alzarri Joseph to Shashank Singh, FOUR, short and wide of off, Shashank throws his bat at it, gets a fat edge that flies over short third man. Punjab cross 170!

Alzarri Joseph to Shashank Singh, SIX, slow and short, Shashank walks across and pummels it over deep midwicket. Waited for it and sent it into the stands

Alzarri Joseph to Shashank Singh, no run, Joseph pulls his length back but bowls it outside off, Shashank shuffles and slashes. Wided and RCB review it. Well outside the tramline but even the batter has moved a long way. "The movement of the batter across is more than the ball is outside the line of wide guideline," says the TV umpire. That looked wide to the naked eye but it's a successful review

Alzarri Joseph to Shashank Singh, SIX, much-needed for Punjab! 140.3kph, overpitched on middle and leg, Shashank walks across, crouches a bit and flicks it handsomely over deep backward square leg

Siraj to Shashank Singh, 1 run, short ball, Shashank Singh walks across to pull and the ball hits him high on the bat. A single as the ball rolls towards mid-on

Yash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 2 runs, 135.4kph, full on the stumps, worked into the midwicket pocket and the batters come back for the second. The throw comes to the bowler's end and fortunately for Jitesh Sharma, there's no direct-hit. He was well short of his ground. Suyash got to the ball swiftly and released it quickly despite being off-balance. 13 runs and a wicket off Yash Dayal's final over and he finishes with 1/23