Currently, one of the biggest IPL rivals, Royal Challenger Bangalore (RCB) and Mumbai Indians (MI) at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. After winning the toss, the RCB skipper, Virat Kohli asked the visitors to bat first. Similar to the last game for Mumbai, Rohit Sharma came out to bat with Quinton de Kock for the opening position.

During the toss, the MI skipper, Rohit revealed that they have made two changes to their squad. Ben Cutting and Rasik Salam made way for Lasith Malinga and Mayank Markande. On the other hand, RCB made no changes to their squad. Mumbai started really well as Rohit and De Kock added 52 runs in the batting powerplay itself. But in the 7th over itself, they lost the latter and the credit for that goes to Yuzvendra Chahal.

Rohit was also dismissed by Umesh Yadav in the 11th over, then came Yuvraj Singh, who was the highest scorer for Mi in the last game. The 13th over of the game was started by Chahal and Yuvraj smashed him for three-consecutive sixes on the first three balls itself before getting dismissed on the fourth ball of the over.

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On the very first ball, Yuvraj clobbered Chahal over the deep square leg boundary for a huge six. Chahal was expecting the southpaw to come down the track as dragged the length back. But Yuvi was smart enough to still smack it. Then the ball which was full on middle stump and Yuvi used his beautiful flow of the bat and follow through, to smack it flat and hard over the bowler’s head. The third six was vintage Yuvraj as Chahal again drag down. But the batsman launched it over long-on to complete the hat-trick.

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After the first three sixes, Chahal was under pressure but he took the revenge with the googly. He bowled a full ball on the middle stump and Yuvraj attempted the fourth one. But only managed to slice it high in the air and straight to long-off.

Here is the video of the same:

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