Faf du Plessis delighted after win against DC. With this win, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru have won five straight games.
Many would not have predicted the turnaround that the RCB produce in the latter half of their IPL 2024 campaign. With just one victory in their first eight games, they were at the bottom of the league table consisting of ten franchises. As concerns were beginning to grow that the Bengaluru team might surpass their own record of the fewest victories in a single season (three in 2017). They stun everyone by increasing their level of play and intensity, which culminate in a thrilling and inspiring victory streak of five games.
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Speaking at the post-match conference following his team’s recent 47-run victory over the Delhi Capitals
RCB captain Faf du Plessis appear to be extremely invigorate by the fresh zeal that allow them win and remain in contention for the playoffs this season. He made a subtle reference to RCB’s credo “Play Bold” and express joy that the squad had now regained momentum and step firmly on the throttle.
“We want to play that style of cricket – RCB talks about playing bold. Just proud that we can actually do that now, putting our performance together,” Du Plessis said.
Reflecting on their recent batting efforts and unwavering approach. He praised and thanked his players for routinely breaking the 200-run mark in five of their previous seven games. He praise the bowling unit’s excellent recovery. Focusing on the first seven games of the season, when they took 28 wickets. It was especially clear in recent encounters, with the victory over DC demonstrating their ability to routinely outperform the opposition. It was the third time this happened on Sunday, May 12.
“The boys are batting really well; we’ve been around the 200 mark six or seven games in a row [five of their last seven].” The bowling came next, of course. I believe that in the first five or six games, we were virtually bowled out, and now, for the third time in a row, we have managed to remove a team from the game. That’s a commendable effort, Du Plessis continued.
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