Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) mentor and batting coach Dinesh Karthik praised RCB Batter Devdutt Padikkal’s commitment to make a difference for the team. In a video posted by RCB on X, he talked about Padik’s desire to perform well in front of a Bangalore crowd, missing the opportunity to do so during his last two sessions with RCB. “Dev has changed this season. This is beauty. She came by saying, DK, I want to make a difference in this team. I always wanted to do well in the home ground. Two years he played for RCB, sadly, sadly, he could not play in Bengaluru.
Karthik praised Padikal’s hard work and commitment, threw light on his confidence on the advice of himself and the coach. He praised the dedication of Padikkal from preparation of preparations for preparations to the performance of batting, and believed that Bengaluru should be proud of his development.
“It matters a lot to him. He is a special child. But the way he is working hard, he hates him. One thing, being a coach and thought and that all. How he prepared before batting, and then when he goes inside. He has a revelation and I think Bangalore should be very proud of him,” he said.
In the ongoing Indian Premier League so far, RCB Batter Devdutt Padikkal has scored 32.86 and two fifties with two fifties. Compared to the previous IPL season, he has improved his strike rate from 71.70 to 150.
A clutch bowling attempt by Josh Hazlewood and Yash Dayal in the death over won the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) from the jaw of defeat, which controlled 11 runs scored at M Chinnaswami Stadium, Rajasthan Royals (RR).
RCB ended the three -match line at home, after the RR batting first, the standout attempts from Virat Kohli (70), Devdutt Padikkal (50) came, which operated the hosts till 205/5.
All RR batsmen started quite early to survive in the match, but when 18 runs were needed in the last two overs, Hazelwood (4/33) and Dayal (1/33) gave a great performance, which reduced the RR 11 -run win.
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