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Match Thread: 68th Match - Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Chennai Super Kings
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Match Thread: 68th Match - Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Chennai Super Kings

68th Match, Indian Premier League at Bengaluru

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Innings Score
Royal Challengers Bengaluru 218/5 (Ov 20/20)
Chennai Super Kings 191/7 (Ov 20/20)
Batter Runs Balls SR
Ravindra Jadeja* 42 22 190.91
Shardul Thakur 1 2 50.0
Bowler Overs Runs Wickets
Yash Dayal 4 42 2
Lockie Ferguson 3 39 1
Recent : 6 2 . 4 1 1w 1  |  1nb 1 4 1 4 1 6  |  6 W . 1 . .  |  

RCB won by 27 runs

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Why do Americans say, "I'm from, (city/state)" instead of USA?
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Why do Americans say, "I'm from, (city/state)" instead of USA?

I've met many people from all ethnicities across Europe. When asked where a person is from they'd say, Iraq or smn basically a country. But Americans told me, "San Jose"? Is there a specific reason for this?

Edit: I do not mean to shame Americans for these replies and it is simply a very innocent question to understand if any cultural difference play a role here. English isn't my first language so I can understand why my question may come off as aggressive.