Their latest loss came on Sunday, where they struggled with the ball, with RCB scoring a huge 250/3, backed by a late knock from Tim David and Rajat Patidar, who added 99 runs in just 35 balls as well. CSK then fell short despite a fighting chase and were bundled out for 207.

“He (Noor) is CSK’s biggest problem right now. He has bowled around 10 overs this season and conceded over 100 runs. He does not have a single wicket. I believe that if he corrects the angle of his run-up, the alignment will improve, and his hand, which has been falling on one side, will become straighter as well,” Irfan Pathan said on his YouTube channel.

“I am very disappointed with his bowling because he brings in a lot of experience. He has had strong performances and a good economy, but hasn’t been able to perform like that in this league. An experienced bowler does not bowl a half-volley. Anshul Kamboj dismissed Virat Kohli with a bouncer after seeing him step out. Matt Henry bowled a full delivery even after seeing Virat step out,” he further added.

Tim David played a stunning knock

However, RCB captain Rajat Patidar and Tim David played great knocks, where David scored 70* off 25 balls as well. Meanwhile, speedster Anshul had bowled David, but it was a no-ball.

“He (David) got bowled on a no-ball. Anshul Kamboj bluffed him, but giving Tim David a free hit means that you have become khatron ke khiladi (someone who plays with danger). Tim David usually stands outside the leg stump. So, bowling at the off stump gives him width. If the bowler thinks that he won’t give room by bowling at the off stump, he is actually giving him room. You have to bowl at the middle stump and leg stump; otherwise, he is going to hit you. You can block him initially, which Chennai did not do, and he took full advantage of that,” Irfan Pathan concluded.