“Do We Have RCB Player From…”: Rahul Dravid’s Witty RR XI Suggestion Ahead Of IPL 2025 Match vs Virat Kohli’s Side

In the middle of their IPL 2025 abyssal campaign in progress, the Rajasthan Royals will aim to get back on the right track with a victory against the royal Challengers Bengaluru in Minnaswamy Stadium on Thursday. In IPL 2025, RCB has become one of the strongest games with five wins in eight games. However, they find it difficult to play in their own field and have faced three defeats. To rub the salt on their injuries, their former teammates like Mohammed Siraj and Yuzvendra Chahal also gave exemplary performances against RCB.

However, the state of RR is even worse because they face their worst nightmare with six defeats on eight games. Before the match against the RCB, the RR head coach, Rahul Dravid, proposed a hilarious suggestion to win a victory over Bengaluru.

“Do we have a RCB player last time? Play it in the XI directly!” said Dravid at the pre-match press conference.

In particular, Shimron Hetmyer and versatile Wanundu Rasaanga were part of RCB. Rasaanga also emerged as the largest flacked rack of the team in IPL 2022.

This statement left everyone in the media in divisions. Playing Chinnaswamy will be a perfect home for Dravid, who grew up in Bengaluru and even started his IPL trip with RCB in 2008.

After being asked about his reflections on the return, Dravid said: “No, not at all, guy. I don’t think about it like that, to be very honest. I’m just trying to play a good cricket game.”

During their two recent games against Delhi Capital (DC) and Lucknow’s Super Giants (LSG), RR needed nine points in the final, but lost the match after a great plus after equality and two points, respectively.

“We know that we have to play well to be alive in this tournament. I know that we lost a few tight games that came there, but we also played the right cricket. It is one of those tournaments where some bullets going here or there and we may have been in a slightly different position, but you have to play well in these critical moments,” he could be in a slightly different position, but you have to play well in these critical times. could.