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Watch: RCB pacer David Willey strikes twice in as many balls to push KKR on the backfoot

FirstCricket Staff • April 6, 2023, 21:04:15 IST
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RCB’s David Willey hit timber twice in as many deliveries in his first over of the evening, removing KKR opener Venkatesh Iyer as well as No 3 batter Mandeep Singh

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Watch: RCB pacer David Willey strikes twice in as many balls to push KKR on the backfoot

Royal Challengers Bangalore pacer David Willey was off to a terrific start in his first game of IPL 2023, striking twice in as many deliveries to push Kolkata Knight Riders on the backfoot in Kolkata on Thursday. IPL 2023: Full coverage | Points table | Schedule | Results | Orange Cap | Purple Cap​ Willey, who replaced the injured Reece Topley in RCB’s only change for the match, broke the opening stand by castling KKR opener Venkatesh Iyer for 3. He would then hit timber again the very next delivery, this time sending Mandeep Singh — who had opened for the Knight Riders against Punjab Kings in Mohali — back to the hut for a golden duck. **Click here to follow LIVE coverage of KKR vs RCB IPL 2023 match** The double-strike by Willey would push the Knight Riders on the backfoot after Afghan wicketkeeper-batter Rahmanullah Gurbaz got off to a promising start by collecting 13 runs in the first three overs.

Two in Two by David Willey!

A double wicket maiden by @david_willey 🔥🔥

Venkatesh Iyer and Mandeep Singh depart.

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— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 6, 2023

Willey could concede six in his next over, including a boundary to Gurbaz as the Knight Riders reached 47/2 at the end of the powerplay. RCB captain Faf du Plessis earlier opted to field after winning the toss, with both teams announcing one change to their XIs. While Willey came in place of the injured Topley, who had featured in Bangalore’s eight-wicket thrashing of Mumbai Indians at the Chinnaswamy, Kolkata brought in Iyer — who had featured in the previous game as an ‘Impact Player’ — in place of Anukul Roy. Read all the Latest News, Trending News,  Cricket News, Bollywood News, India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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