Virat Kohli’s loyalty to the franchise, having never represented another IPL team, has made him synonymous with RCB. His intensity, aggression and in-your-face approach have kept fans emotionally invested, turning RCB matches into must-watch events. That connection is not just built on personality but also on performance.
Beyond cricket: How Virat Kohli powered RCB’s rise on and off the field
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