Royal Challengers Bengaluru Fans Relive Glory as IPL Reposts 2025 Final Victory
The RCB fans got an opportunity to relive their glory days in the Indian Premier League. The team won its first-ever title in the last season, as they enter the next edition being the defending champions. On its official page, IPL posted a video of the team's 2025 final victory.
The RCB fans got an opportunity to relive their glory days in the Indian Premier League. The team won its first-ever title in the last season, as they enter the next edition being the defending champions. On its official page, IPL posted a video of the team's 2025 final victory.
For the first time in the history of the Indian Premier League, Royal Challengers Bengaluru will be entering as the defending champions. This itself has made the tournament historic, as RCB aims to get another title this time. It has not been a whole year since the team has won its first trophy, as the IPL 2026 begins.
But right before the tournament, it is also necessary to remind the fans of how the Champion team did in the last season. For this, a video was posted on the official page of the Indian Premier League, which highlighted the raw emotions after RCB had won its first ever title. It was a nostalgic moment for the RCB fans, as the team enters as defending champions.
A few changes have been made to the team for the upcoming season, but the key players remain the same. Even Mo Bobat, who plays a role in the team's coaching staff, said that he targets more trophies in the years to come. As the defending champions, RCB already came as the front-runners to win the IPL 2026.
Our Take
While the video has given the RCB fans a nostalgic vibe, it has also raised expectations from the team. Back in IPL 2025, RCB had given its best from the start till the very end. Whether it was Virat Kohli and Phil Salt opening, Romario Shepherd and Tim David in the middle, or Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Josh Hazlewood in the powerplay, the team's performance was all-round.
Some challenges are expected for the team in the initial stages of the tournament. Josh Hazlewood won't be available for the first few games due to injury issues, but RCB aims to give its best as it enters being the defending champions.
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