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Rajasthan Royals beat Bangalore by seven wickets

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REUTERS - The Rajasthan Royals beat the Bangalore Royal Challengers by seven wickets in their Indian Premier League match in Centurion, South Africa on Thursday.

Scores:

Bangalore Royal Challengers 105 in 20 overs (Amit Singh 4-19) v Rajasthan Royals 107-3 in 15 overs (Naman Ojha 52 not out)

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