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Jun 03, 2026
2:10 AM
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Finals often come down to handling pressure, and Royal Challengers Bengaluru handled it far better than Gujarat Titans in Ahmedabad. From the very beginning, RCB looked focused and determined to take control.
Shubman Gill started confidently but couldn't capitalize after Hazlewood forced an error. Sai Sudharsan soon followed, giving RCB complete control of the powerplay.
The middle order faced constant pressure from accurate bowling and smart field placements. Nishant Sindhu showed intent but couldn't turn his innings into something substantial. Meanwhile, Jos Buttler never looked comfortable against RCB's well-executed plans.
A major turning point arrived when Krunal Pandya deceived Buttler and completed one of the most valuable dismissals of the evening. That wicket shifted the balance even further in Bengaluru's favor.
Washington Sundar fought hard and reached an impressive fifty, but the lack of partnerships around him limited Gujarat's scoring opportunities. The late-order hitters tried to accelerate, but RCB's bowlers maintained control until the final over.
The overall effort reflected a team operating with confidence and precision. Just as go exchange emphasizes consistency, RCB's disciplined performance proved decisive on the biggest stage.
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