Watch: Virat Kohli, Rajat Patidar show off their moves as RCB celebrate historic IPL title win | Cricket News
Royal Challengers Bengaluru etched their name in history as they clinched their fist-ever IPL trophy with a thrilling win over Punjab Kings in the final. The exciting showdown at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad featured a Rajat Patidar-led RCB successfully defend a score of 190 as they restricted their opponents to 184. As Bengaluru clinched the win and celebrations stretched into the night, all eyes fell on Virat Kohli and his emotional reaction.Overcome with passion, the No 18 fell to his knees, covered his face and broke down in tears. He was quickly smothered by jubilant teammates, who then celebrated the win with 36-year-old.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!However, tears soon became joy and then joyous celebration, as seen in a clip shared on RCB’s official X handle. A viral video shows the former RCB skipper pulled out some moves. Alongside the likes of captain Rajat Patidar and Player of the Match Krunal Pandya, Kohli is seen dancing to the tune of the drums.
While Kohli, with a wide smile on his face, shook his shoulders and stretched his arms out wide to emulate the dancers that welcomed the RCB squad at the team hotel, captain Rajat Patidar went all in.The skipper completely immersed himself in the celebrations and took center stage to dance along with dancers that welcomed the team bus. Krunal Pandya too, after a stunning display in the final, bust some moves and let loose after a passionate and enthralling finale.
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RCB’s win will surely be remembered for ages as they finally managed to get their hands on the elusive IPL crown. After an 18-year-long wait, RCB can finally call themselves IPL champions. Kohli, who has been with the franchise from the very start, will finally enjoy his crowning moment as the celebrations stretched into the night and will enrapture fans with the trophy parade as well.
