Kolkata Knight Riders won a thriller at the Eden Gardens as they've beaten Royal Challengers Bangaluru by just 1 run on Sunday (21st April). Phil Salt's blitzkrieg 48, Shreyas Iyer's fifty and Ramandeep Singh's 24 off 9 helped KKR post 222-6 on the board. In reply, RCB's Will Jacks and Rajat Patidar showed them the way of chase but they were one run short in the chase.

In pursuit of 223, RCB scored 221 and were only one shy off the succesful chase. RCB were bowled out for 221 in this chase when the last ball run-out happen, it made RCB the holder of highest all-out total in the history of T20 Cricket.

Will Jacks and Rajat Patidar put on a show before this defeat. The duo added 102 runs from just 48 balls, which showed a ray of hope for the team Royal Challengers Bangaluru who only won one game in this season of IPL and have been wobbling at number 10th.

RCB needed 21 runs off the last over where Karn Sharma smashed 3 sixes on the trot to get close to the successful chase. In the last ball they needed 3 runs and they managed to get one being ran out and scored 221-10, which became a record as this is the highest ever total being all out in T20 Cricket.