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RCB Have Found A Way Again To Win This WPL Season: Deep Dasgupta
RCB delivered a commanding performance against GG on Friday, demonstrating impressive resilience by bouncing back from 40/4 to reach 182, then effectively defending it through disciplined bowling.
Speaking on JioHotstar, Dasgupta analysed RCB’s comeback victory, stating, “Just at the start of the game, RCB was 40 for 4, and we’re thinking, oh my God, what’s happening with RCB? But then again, RCB this year, this season, have found a way to win. In the first game they were struggling and found a way; in this game they were struggling and found a way again.”
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