AHMEDABAD : Backed by a sea of red and a decade of fan devotion, RCB delivered under pressure, dominating in both bat and ball to etch their name in the champions’ column for the very first time.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru have become the eighth different team to win an IPL trophy.
Chasing what at one stage appeared to be a below-par total 191, PBKS were undone by another superb bowling display from RCB as they finished at 184/7 in 20 overs.
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With this win, RCB not only broke their own title jinx but also beat the odds in a season where every match felt like a do-or-die. The showdown against fellow title-hunters Punjab Kings was a fitting finale – a battle between two trophyless titans, but only one could rise.
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