Also on the rise after the RCB-GT game were Rajat Patidar, the RCB captain, who scored just 8 against GT – his second low score in a row – but pulled level with SRH’s Ishan Kishan at 238 runs (Patidar is eight and Kishan nine because of the difference in strike rate), and GT opener B Sai Sudharsan, who scored a 58-ball 100 – the fifth century of the season overall – to reach the tenth spot.
