April 14, 2025 11:55 a.m.
Padikkal discussed Phil Salt in front of the camera when the left -handed striker said it was time for them to start winning towards him, which left English in disclosure.
The Royal Challengers Bengaluru have remained undefeated in the outside games so far this season, but their house form is still a concern. RCB, who is looking for their IPL IPL title, has so far resembled a well -balanced side, and it is visible in their performances because they have so far four in six games. However, they have not yet won a home match and have been defeated against Delhi’s capital and Gujarat Titans in Minnaswamy Stadium. When other franchises do their best to make their house a fortress, RCB continues to fight to play Bengaluru. The draw generally plays a very large role while playing Chinnaswamy, because the teams often choose Bowl first due to short borders, which makes no target so sure to defend. And unfortunately, RCB has lost its two games while first hitting at home this season.
After the complete victory with 9 gates over RCB, Devdutt Padikkal discussed with Phil Salt on the camera while the left -handed striker said that it was time for them to start winning it, which left English in disclosure.
“He is now four victories from your home, it really feels good. I hope we can also continue home. To be honest, it’s time that we are also starting to do something there,” said Padikkal in a conversation with Phil Salt after the match.
“We are actually playing good cricket. I think that over time, we will also win,” added Padikkal.
“Do not think we did badly at home”: Phil Salt
Salt also supported Padikkal’s words and said they train more than anyone in Chinnaswamy, and it’s time to give fans something to encourage.
“It’s a matter of time. I don’t think we have done it badly. We train more than anyone, we play more than anyone – it’s a matter of time that we were going well and give fans something to delight,” joked Phil Salt after the match.
Meanwhile, Salt set up the pursuit of RCB of 174 with his 33-ball 65 before his colleague Ouvreur Virat Kohli (62) took charge to anchor the prosecution. The salt struck a fifth-bullet of 28 balls and put 92 with Kohli before forming the Kumar Kartikeya spinner in Yashasvi Jaiswal in Midwicket. Kohli then shared an undefeated stand of 83 with the left -hander Devdutt Padikkal, who struck 40 years, to bring the team home with 15 balls to lose.
