“To be honest …”: RCB Star Devdutt Padikkal on the team’s Chinnaswamy Stadium trouble in IPL 2025

Better Devdutt Padikkal of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) said that he is not considered that the position of the pitch is the reason behind the line behind his three -match victory at M Chinnaswamy Stadium and assumes that it is the time of script for success in his home in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL). Despite the inclination over the windmill on home turf, RCB went away from home, maintained an unbeaten record with five wins on the trot, three of which have come chasing. Virat Kohli is classified as “Chase Master”, throwing an unbeaten fifty in each of them.

“To be honest, I think it’s just a coincidence that our [five] The victory has come away from home. But we have played some very good cricket throughout the tournament, “Pudical told reporters at the post conference after the match after a seven -wicket victory over Punjab Kings.

“I think we are really prepared as well as a unit, and he shows, you know. Every time we face a loss, we are immediately back, and we are winning the game. It is important that we continue this pace and find a way to win at home too. Chinnaswamy deserves some victory,” he said.

Unlike previous versions, Chinnaswamy is traditionally not a batting heaven. RCB batted for the first time in three fixtures and limited 169/8, 163/7 and 95/9 in the 14-Over-e-side stability.

“I don’t think to do anything with the pitch, to be honest. It is important to read the pitch quickly as a batting entity – I think there is something that we have not done as much as possible. We have not gone to mark. But it is part of the tournament that the IPL is always a challenge.”

“This is a challenge to us as a team – it is important that we find a way. Certainly, we have some experienced and talented cricketers, and we will keep our heads together and come with a plan for the next house game,” he said.

With action thick and fast, RCB will need to find the winning formula on the turf of the house, with four remaining fixtures to be played at the house.

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