Tuesday, July 07
Royal Challengers Bangalore secured their first IPL title in Ahmedabad. They defeated Punjab Kings by 6 runs in a thrilling final. Virat Kohli dedicated the victory to AB de Villiers. Kohli shared an emotional moment with De Villiers after the win. Kohli acknowledged De Villiers' immense contribution to the franchise. RCB posted 190/9, and Hazlewood's final over sealed the victory.
Despite the win over Punjab Kings in the IPL final to secure their maiden crown, Royal Challengers Bengaluru will not be allowed to parade their trophy in Bengaluru. A traffic advisory issued by Bengaluru Traffic Police has come as a downer to several fans that were keen to take part in celebrations.
The RCB No 18 poured his heart out on Instagram as he recalled what has been 18 years in pursuit of the IPL trophy. He dedicated the win to the loyal Bengaluru fans. The 36-year-old scored 43 in the final and led the charge for his side in what was a thrilling finish to a very competitive season.
Krunal Pandya shone as Royal Challengers Bengaluru secured their first IPL title. He took crucial wickets against Punjab Kings. His bowling spell helped RCB win by six runs. Krunal revealed his aim to win trophies with the team. He previously won three titles with Mumbai Indians. This marks his second Player of the Match award in an IPL final.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru won their first IPL title as Allu Arjun's son, Allu Ayaan, celebrated emotionally. He poured water on himself and expressed his love for Virat Kohli and was relieved that he no longer had to use the phrase 'Ee Saala Cup Lollipop'. Virat Kohli too, was overcome with emotion as he got his hands on the trophy after an 18-year wait.
Virat Kohli's Royal Challengers Bengaluru clinched their maiden Indian Premier League title, defeating Punjab Kings in a thrilling final. Kohli, overwhelmed with emotion, dedicated the victory to his wife, Anushka Sharma, acknowledging her unwavering support. Kohli remains a firm advocate for Test cricket, once again expressing his opinion about youngsters playing the longest format after Royal Challengers Bengaluru ended their 18-year-long drought to win the IPL title.
