It's over. Chris Gayle Thunder leads RCB to win by 130 runs. Second biggest win in terms of runs in IPL history. PWI finished with 133 for 9 in reply to RCB's score of 263/5. Gayle, of course, made a record-breaking 175 off 66 balls. Chris Gyale continues a gangnam style after that entertaining IPL match. :lol: Records tumbled as Gayle batted. Let's take a look at the records that broke today when this man thrashed the Pune bowlers all over the ground. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLQSDoibSto Gayle was in super touch, middling the ball from the very start after the match was interrupted briefly by a sharp shower. His century came off just 30 balls and contained 11 sixes and 8 fours. The Jamaican erased the record of Australian Andrew Symonds, who had cracked a 34-ball T20 century for Kent. Gayle's innings was supported ably by opener Tillakaratne Dilshan, who was part of a 167-run opening stand, an IPL record, during which he only made 33. He quickly ceded floor to Gayle and played some attractive, text-book shots through point and down the ground. Unlike Dilshan at the start, AB de Villiers was the dominant partner in Warriors' ruin at the death, thrashing 31 in just eight balls in a stand worth 44.Read more...
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