<p>The Royal Challengers bounced back from two straight losses to beat a battered Kolkata by six wickets in a high-scoring match. Taylor was star of the show with an unbeaten 81 which helped the Bangalore side chase down a difficult 174 with four balls to spare.<br /><br />“It’s great to win again, it was great batting by Ross Taylor. I think we were a bit uptight in the previous two matches, which cost us dearly. <br /><br />“It’s important to remain relaxed and we were enjoying ourselves today,” Kumble said after the match. “It was a good batting track and we chased brilliantly.”<br /><br />Relief<br /><br />Man of the Match Taylor, whose bat had been uncharacteristically silent so far in the event, said he was relieved after hitting form.<br /><br />“It was a relief to contribute after a slow start and repay the team management. We just enjoyed ourselves on the field and did well,” he said. <br /><br />A dejected Knight Riders skipper Brendon McCullum, who also did well with an unbeaten 84, said Taylor single-handedly ran away with the game.<br /><br />“I thought 174 was a good score but obviously Ross played well and took the game away,” he said.<br /><br />Although pleased with his own form, McCullum said he would try and motivate the team once again, which now has nine defeats in 11 matches against its name.<br /><br />“It was nice to get the runs but disappointing to lose. We have to got to re-group, keep smiling and hopefully get some wins,” he said.</p>
<p>The Royal Challengers bounced back from two straight losses to beat a battered Kolkata by six wickets in a high-scoring match. Taylor was star of the show with an unbeaten 81 which helped the Bangalore side chase down a difficult 174 with four balls to spare.<br /><br />“It’s great to win again, it was great batting by Ross Taylor. I think we were a bit uptight in the previous two matches, which cost us dearly. <br /><br />“It’s important to remain relaxed and we were enjoying ourselves today,” Kumble said after the match. “It was a good batting track and we chased brilliantly.”<br /><br />Relief<br /><br />Man of the Match Taylor, whose bat had been uncharacteristically silent so far in the event, said he was relieved after hitting form.<br /><br />“It was a relief to contribute after a slow start and repay the team management. We just enjoyed ourselves on the field and did well,” he said. <br /><br />A dejected Knight Riders skipper Brendon McCullum, who also did well with an unbeaten 84, said Taylor single-handedly ran away with the game.<br /><br />“I thought 174 was a good score but obviously Ross played well and took the game away,” he said.<br /><br />Although pleased with his own form, McCullum said he would try and motivate the team once again, which now has nine defeats in 11 matches against its name.<br /><br />“It was nice to get the runs but disappointing to lose. We have to got to re-group, keep smiling and hopefully get some wins,” he said.</p>