Mo Bobat Hails RCBs Complete Performance in Qualifier Clash Against GT, Credits Patidars Captaincy - The Tribune
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Royal Challengers Bangalore defeated Gujarat Titans in Dharamsala on May 26 to reach the final. RCB defeated Gujarat by 92 runs to reach the final for the second consecutive time. In this match, RCB set the record for the highest total ever in the IPL playoffs.
Mo Bobat hails RCBs complete performance in Qualifier clash against GT, credits Patidars captaincy - The Tribune
Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) Director of Cricket, Mo Bobat, expressed satisfaction over the team's 'complete' performance and hailed Rajat Patidar's 'calm' captaincy after the defending champions reached the final of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 season after defeating the Gujarat Titans (GT) by 92 runs in Qualifier clash on Tuesday.
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Ahmedabad, May 28: It was in Dharamsala couple of years ago that injury and poor form forced Rajat Patidar out of the India setup for the foreseeable future. His horror run, including six dismissal in three games to England spinners, in March 2024 came in the traditional whites before he was replaced by Devdutt Padikkal for the final Test at the HPCA Stadium. Albeit in an incomparable format, Patidar chose the same picturesque Dhauladhar backdro…
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The Munsif DailyBobat Credits RCB’s ‘complete Team’ Approach After Reaching IPL 2026 Final
Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) director of cricket Mo Bobat credited the franchise’s collective team effort and shared responsibility for RCB sealing their place in a second consecutive IPL final with a dominant 92-run win over
RCB’s collective firepower makes them a “complete team”, says Bobat
Dharamsala, May 27 (PTI) Royal Challengers Bengaluru director of cricket Mo Bobat credited the franchise's "collective contributions" and fearless identity after the defending champions thrashed Gujarat Titans in Qualifier 1 to storm into a second successive IPL final. RCB, who piled up a massive 254 for five before bundling out GT for 162, were powered by skipper Rajat Patidar's blistering unbeaten 93 off 33 balls and an all-round bowling effor…
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