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da dobrowin： 14-May-2016AB de Villiers came in and got going immediately with a back-foot six over cover•BCCIVirat Kohli was more sedate at the other end, his first 20 runs coming at a run a ball•BCCIDe Villiers was beaten by Ravindra Jadeja in the ninth over and managed to get back in time to survive a stumping. But otherwise, he hardly put a foot wrong•BCCIDe Villiers’ half-century took just 25 balls•BCCIA sequence of six, six, four, six, and a single off Praveen Kumar in the 16th over raised his century off 43 balls•BCCIKohli was on 52 off 41 balls with just three overs left, before he sensationally accelerated•BCCISuch was the carnage that the Royal Challengers captain raised his century – his third of IPL 2016 – with three deliveries remaining•BCCILions struck off the final two deliveries of the innings, but the Kohli-de Villiers stand of 229 came off just 96 balls and took Royal Challengers to 248 for 3•BCCIOvercast conditions meant there was the threat of rain, but it only rained fours and sixes as the crowd at the M Chinnaswamy stadium got their money’s worth•BCCIDwayne Smith paid the price for playing across the line and was cleaned up by one that kept low•AFPBrendon McCullum got his eye in, but holed out to de Villiers at long-off in a bid to accelerate•BCCIDe Villiers was once again in the thick of the action and took a good catch running backwards to send back Dinesh Karthik•AFPRavindra Jadeja got off to a fluent start before popping a return catch to Chris Jordan to fall for 21 off 19•BCCIYuzvendra Chahal removed Bravo and Akshdeep Nath to leave Lions 69 for 6. Chahal ended with 3 for 19 in four overs for his best IPL figures•BCCIAaron Finch top-scored with 37, but it was scant compensation as Lions failed to stem the rot and were bowled out for 104, slipping to a 144-run defeat – the heaviest-ever in the IPL•BCCIChris Jordan did the bulk of the damage for Royal Challengers, finishing with career-best figures of 4 for 11•BCCI