A much awaited match was ended in favor of bangalore,The big hitter Ross Taylor,Who found all the fences in the park,and he also take the bangalore to a emphatic victory,in early time sehwag played a good innings to help delhi to reach a good score,but it is not enough to make them a victories team

The Champions League T20 campaign was did over for RCB even before the start of the contest but the Bangalore side ended it on a high with a thumping eight-wicket victory over Delhi Daredevils hire on Saturday The results also ensured the ouster of Daredevils from the inaugural event and the 12-tournament will now have a semifinal line-up devoid of any IPL side...

Bangalore: The Champions League T20 campaign was did over for RCB even before the start of the contest but the Bangalore side ended it on a high with a thumping eight-wicket victory over Delhi Daredevils hire on Saturday The results also ensured the ouster of Daredevils from the inaugural event and the 12-tournament will now have a semifinal line-up devoid of any IPL side.
The victory of Cape Cobras over Victoria Bushrangers earlier might have badly hurt the Anil Kumble-led side but RCB went about the l39 run chase in style
as one-drop Rahul Dravid (32 not out, 29balls) and crowd favourite Ross Taylor (65,38b, 4x4, 4x6) added 93 for the second wicket in just 38 balls after Manish Pandey retired with an injury and Robin Uthappa(9) Succumbed to fiery Dirk Nannes early on.
After being sent to bat, Daredevils enjoyed a flourishing start with Virender Sehwag at his strokeful best. The righthander drove and flicked with artful ease even as the crowd shed its partisan approach to applaud the Deepavali offerings from the Delhi dasher

Sehwag started the fireworks early on, hitting four consecutive boundaries, three off an erratic Praveen Kumar's first over Skipper Gautam Gambhir was happy to play the second fiddle before the southpaw perished behind the wicket off speedster Dale Steyn for 11.

Just when it looked like Sehwag (47, 29b, 6x4, 1x6) would take the match away from RCB, left-arm spinner Roelof van der Merwe gave his side the massive breakthrough. A lofted shot from Sehwag ended up in Pandey’s hands at long off in the 10th over.