Before the resumption of the Indian Premier League (IPL), the former drummer of India Robin Uthapppa denounced the ugly war of the fans between the supporters of Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Chennai Super Kings (CSK). In recent seasons, the jokes between CSK and RCB fans have sometimes become ugly, the two sets of supporters pulling ugly jibes on each other. Even the matches between the two sides led at a few heated times. While CSK has enjoyed historical success, RCB has had the advantage over them in the past two seasons, winning three in four competitions.
A few days before the suspension of the IPL, RCB bordered CSK in a thriller to strengthen their chances of qualifying for the playoffs. Before the match, RCB fans were seen selling jerseys from CSK prison, by mocking them in the two seasons, they were prohibited from IPL (2016 and 2017).
However, Uthapppa, who represented the two franchises during his IPL career, was not impressed by RCB fans holding white t-shirts with black bands to make fun of CSK supporters.
“It was quite intense, outside the stadium, they made fun of the team, the team players when the bus was leaving, it was something I saw, that I thought I was bad. YouTube channel.
“It has become quite intense. They hold jerseys, white t-shirts marked with black lines, indicating the two years for which the CSK has been prohibited.
RCB needs a victory for their remaining three games to qualify for the playoffs, while CSK is already out of the first four race.
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