Royal Challengers Bengaluru 196 for 7 (Patidar 51, Salt 32, Noor 3-36, Pathirana 2-36) beat Chennai Super Kings 146 for 8 (Ravindra 41, Dhoni 30*, Hazlewood 3-21, Dayal 2-18) by 50 runs
Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) ended their Chennai jinx in style, beating Chennai Super Kings (CSK) there got the first time since the first IPL - by a whopping 50 runs, CSK's biggest defeat at home. The contest was so dead that more than half of CSK's chase was all about finding out if and when MS Dhoni would bat. He eventually did so at No. 9, only for the second time in his career.