We’ll Try & Win IPL 2025 Final for Kohli: RCB Captain Patidar
The Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) are all set to face Punjab Kings (PBKS) in the IPL 2025 final on Tuesday, and their captain Rajat Patidar has sent a strong message ahead of the big game. In a recent interview, Patidar expressed his determination to win the title for none other than Virat Kohli, who has been an integral part of the RCB family for years.
Kohli, who has been the captain of RCB in the past, has done wonders for the team and the Indian cricket team as well. He has been a stalwart for RCB, leading the team to several victories and setting numerous records. Patidar, who is the fourth captain after Anil Kumble, Daniel Vettori, and Kohli to lead RCB in the IPL final, has immense respect for Kohli and wants to make him proud by winning the title.
“We will try and win this for Virat Kohli,” Patidar said in the interview. “Kohli has done so well for India and RCB over the years. He has been a fantastic player and a great captain, and we want to make him proud by winning the title.”
Patidar’s words are a testament to the respect and admiration that he and the entire RCB team have for Kohli. Kohli has been a driving force behind RCB’s success in the IPL, and Patidar wants to build on that legacy by winning the title.
Kohli’s association with RCB dates back to 2008, when he was just 19 years old. He has been a mainstay of the team ever since, leading RCB to several victories and setting numerous records. Under his captaincy, RCB has won several matches, and Patidar wants to continue that trend by winning the title.
Patidar is well aware of the challenge that lies ahead, but he is confident that his team has what it takes to win the title. “We have a good team, and we have been playing well throughout the tournament,” he said. “We have a good balance of experienced players and youngsters, and we are confident that we can win the title.”
RCB has had its fair share of ups and downs in the IPL, but under Patidar’s leadership, the team has shown significant improvement. They have won several matches in the tournament, and Patidar wants to build on that momentum by winning the title.
PBKS, on the other hand, have been a surprise package this season. They have been playing some excellent cricket, and their win over RCB in the semi-finals was a testament to their strength. However, Patidar is not worried about PBKS and is focused on his team’s preparation.
“We are not worried about PBKS,” he said. “We are focused on our own preparation and are confident that we can win the title. We have a good team, and we are ready to give it our all.”
In conclusion, Patidar’s words are a testament to the respect and admiration that he and the entire RCB team have for Kohli. Winning the title for Kohli would be a fitting tribute to his legacy, and Patidar is determined to make it happen.
