In a low-scoring experience, Rajasthan Royals bowlers forced themselves on Royal Challengers Bangalore to assist with protecting the 144-run all out to get a 29-run succeed at the MCA Stadium in Pune on Tuesday - their 6th triumph of the time, which has once more taken them to the highest point of the focuses table. After Riyan Parag scored a lively unbeaten 50 years to drive Royals in the demise overs, Kuldeep Sen and R Ashwin consolidated to pick seven wickets and keep RCB's danger in the run pursue under control, dowing them to their fourth misfortune in nine games. Jos danger scattered by Josh Rajasthan Royals' profoundly dependent top request was tidied up right on time in the wake of being placed in to bat. Mohammad Siraj caught Devdutt Padikkal leg-before for a run-a-ball 7 in the second finished, and in the fourth the pacer got the advanced No. 3 R Ashwin to top edge a force and has him gotten after a lively 9-ball 17. Prior to falling however, Ashwin took full advantage of the field limitations and hit a few heavenly shots, breaking four limits off Siraj. In any case, the greatest blow was given to RR in the following over when the season's most elevated run-getter, Jos Buttler - squeezed for room off a rising conveyance - pulled Hazlewood to the defender at mid on. Notwithstanding a concise prosper by Sanju Samson, Royals were looking rocking so far, held at 43 for 3 in the powerplay. Blow hot, blow cold center overs Indeed, even as Sanju Samson showed looks at hostility to take the assault to RCB, they couldn't actually assume command over the procedures, generally because of Daryl Mitchell's battle in the center. The New Zealander needed to work his direction to a 24-ball 16 preceding tumbling to Hazlewood in his return spell in the fifteenth over. His fall set off a breakdown as Shimron Hetmyer was gotten trudge clearing Wanindu Hasaranga at profound mid-wicket. With a genuinely lengthy tail in the XI, Trent Boult was conveyed to bat at No. 8 and his innings, in spite of getting dropped off the principal ball by Virat Kohli was finished by a dazzling catch by the previous RCB captain at a similar position - short mid-wicket - before long. Riyan Parag appears at the demise The youthful hitter, who has not had a major part to play with the bat in RR's prosperity up to this point this season, drew out his touchy game in the last couple of overs. Having seen a parade of wickets, with RR getting diminished from 99 for 4 to 121 for 8, he assumed control over issues. Having crushed a six and a four in the penultimate over off Hazlewood, he pounded 18 off Harshal Patel in the last over in transit his unbeaten 31-ball 56 to help Royals to a good 144 for 8. One more unfortunate excursion for Kohli After a batting disaster in the past game, RCB came into the challenge without opener Anuj Rawat, and Virat Kohli was elevated to open close by Faf du Plessis. Nonetheless, Kohli's unfortunate run proceeded. After almost enduring an opportunity from the get-go, he could gather a 10-ball 9, toe-finishing a draw to Riyan Parag at in reverse point. RCB's batting troubles proceed Generally, RCB have had an inclination of having an odd breakdown pretty much every season. Their past game was not an oddity in that regard. Nonetheless, their batting troubles went on against Rajasthan Royals too. On a pitch where the ball wasn't coming on effectively, RCB players neglected to change their style to the circumstances. They kept on hitting excessively hard, and as the scoring rate endured, their endeavors just got more frantic. The methodology didn't yield them sure outcomes, as the Royals' solid bowling forced itself on them. How great was RR's bowling? Very powerful in accommodating circumstances. Ashwin, in unambiguous, was hard to take care of as well as continued to contribute with wickets in the center overs, tidying up Rajat Patidar with a carrom-ball prior to having Suyash Prabhudessai opening out to the defender at long-off. Before Shahbaz Ahmed and Wanindu Hasaranga could set up a battle to no end, Dinesh Karthik was run out and their endeavored run pursue battled to track down a track. Kuldeep Sen excessively dazzled with his speed and bowled the hard lengths. With the pitch holding up a little, shot-production became troublesome and he capitalized on the mistakes of the hitters to return four wickets. Subsequent to having Faf du Plessis and Glenn Maxwell excused off progressive conveyances not long after the Powerplay, he got back to clear out the tail. Brief Scores: Rajasthan Royals 144/8 in 20 overs (Riyan Parag 56*, Sanju Samson 27; Josh Hazlewood 2-19, Wanindu Hasaranga 2-23) beat Royal Challengers Bangalore 115 in 19.3 overs (Faf du Plessis 23, Wanindu Hasaranga 18; Kuldeep Sen 4-20, R Ashwin 3-17) by 29 runs.