Wanindu Hasaranga and Harshal Patel shared two crown jewels each and that was trailed by a clinical presentation from the batting as Royal Challengers Bangalore secured an agreeable seven-wicket win against Mumbai Indians in an Indian Premier League played in Pune. RCB pursued down the objective of 152 in the nineteenth over. What was the game-breaking second? At 49/0 after 6 overs, MI were in a fair position. Rohit Sharma specifically was examining fine touch, breaking the drive, punch, clear and flick. The first of the defining moments came in the seventh over, when Rohit spooned a catch back to Harshal. Hasaranga joined the demonstration by catching Dewald Brevis and Kieron Pollard in front with googlies. Pollard took the audit yet without any result. In the middle, Ishan Kishan sloped Akash Deep to the defender positioned at third man while Tilak Varma was abandoned the rear of a fine under-arm toss from Glenn Maxwell. At 62 for 5, in the eleventh over, MI were at that point in some hot water. Suryakumar Yadav shines brilliantly in the midst of the vestiges At the point when Ramandeep Singh fell, MI had slid to 79 for 6 in the fourteenth over. At that stage, there was an opportunity of MI not batting out their quantity of overs. Notwithstanding, Suryakumar gave the overwhelmed MI side something to cheer about with a hazardous 37-ball, unbeaten 68. The meaning of Suryakumar's innings can be additionally epitomized by the way that Jaydev Unadkat contributed just 13 runs in a stand of 72. He cleared both Hasaranga and Shahbaz Ahmed and furthermore avoided down the deck while confronting the left-arm spinner. He then, at that point, caused significant damage off Mohammed Siraj's bowling by pounding him for three sixes. The feature of those three shots was the manner in which he clubbed one over profound additional cover and into the stands. Rawat and Kohli give the last little details On a somewhat two-paced deck, RCB began a wary note and lost Faf du Plessis with the score perusing 50 for 1 after 8.1 overs. At that point, MI would have expected to make more advances and put some squeeze on RCB's batting unit. In any case, that wasn't to be. The couple of Kohli and Rawat shut the entryway on MI's possibilities with a coalition of 80. The pair played fluidly against Murugan Ashwin and gathered a limit each in the eleventh over. Kohli and Rawat likewise hit top stuff against Basil Thampi by whipping and slicing the bowler to break two limits and a six in the twelfth over. To exacerbate the situation, Brevis dropped a catch to give Kohli a relief off Thampi. Ramandeep affected an immediate hit from profound midwicket to finish up Rawat's innings. With just eight rushes to cross the end goal, Kohli was excused LBW by Brevis. Kohli took the survey and replays appeared to propose an inside edge yet the on-field choice wasn't switched. A displeased Kohli needed to walk back to the structure. At last, Maxwell directed the side home with two or three limits. What next? MI, who have lost all their four games up to this point, will take on Punjab Kings on April 13. Then again, RCB will clash versus one more striving side Chennai Super Kings on April 12. Brief scores: Mumbai Indians 151/6 in 20 overs (Suryakumar Yadav 68*; Harshal Patel 2-23, Wanindu Hasaranga 2-28) lost to Royal Challengers Bangalore 152/3 in 18.3 overs (Anuj Rawat 66; Dewald Brevis 1-8) by 7 wickets.