Three bets that will help you cash out the RCB vs KKR game

Virat Kohli runs over 29.5 @1.83

Taking the first point ahead, after the last game, there's no doubt that King Kohli isn't only back to form but he's looking at his best. Be it his walking leg-side flick for six, innovative ramp shot for a boundary, bullet six over long on or mad running between the wickets in the heat of UAE, which saw him even beat Dhoni's 4G-esque speed as he scampered back for a two in the final over, this is peak Kohli. With AB de Villiers' form slipping in the last two games and Devdutt Padikkal's inexperience to finish his knock with flourish, Virat Kohli, given his form, batting position and the Sharjah wicket, he might well finish as the top run-scorer for the Reds. With 223 runs in six games, he has already entered the list of top six run-getters this IPL. In the last two games, Kohli has batted against KKR, he made a 58-ball-100 and a 49-ball-84 in last year's IPL. In fact, he averages a whopping 80 in Sharjah and all factors, when combined make him the X-factor in RCB's batting.

After 28 and 11 and failing to impress, KKR opener Shubman Gill returned back to his merry run-scoring ways as he made a brilliant 57 against Kings XI Punjab. He added 82 runs with skipper Dinesh Karthik and helped his side make 164 after Tripathi, Rana and Morgan flopped. This year, Gill has made 220 runs at an average of 44 and has played the anchor role for his side. He has made two fifties and both have come in winning causes against SRH and KXIP respectively. He is relishing the opener's slot and is putting up consistent performances and looks a batsman with solid temperament and maturity beyond his age. The Punjab youngster should cross the 26-run-mark as his role is that of an anchor so he can play without taking much risks and on a graveyard like Sharjah, it shouldn't be much of a problem to get going. Gill's average is an exceptional 45.6 when it comes to opening the batting, which makes this market a great one to earn bucks.