Virat Kohli, Liam Livingstone and Jitesh Sharma The Royal Challengers Bengalur was in great spirit before their expected IPL finals against the Pandjab Kings. In a heartfelt video published by a franchise on the social media in the segment of their bold diaries, the team was seen to celebrate the birthday of their captain Rajat Patidar and mentor Dinesha Karthik, a celebration that turned into a full -fledged Smash fest cake.The video called “Absolute Smash Fest” began with the usual sweets, candles, clapping and health before they descended into chaos when players joyfully blur the cake across the other’s faces. Karthik and Patidar, the birthday duo, were the center of attention until the fun escalated to the crime of the cake, while the players laughed and ran to avoid further assault.Standout moment, however, came with the kind permission of Wicketkeeper-Bater Jitesh Sharma. As all the fun developed, the English versatile Livingstone was witty to apply the cake to anyone other than the faces of the virato kohli. In response, Jitesh broke into a nervous smile, joined both hands, and begged to be apologetic, a gesture that left the entire dressing room in splitting and fans on social media had fun.In the middle of friendship, RCB has been focusing on its biggest challenge: the IPL 2025 final against Kings Pandjab at the Narendra Modi stadium on Tuesday. This means the fourth RCB performance in the IPL finals and after the completion of runners in 2009, 2011 and 2016 they will finally want to get through the line.
IPL 2025 FINAL, RCB vs Pandjab Kings: Waiting will finally end up in Ahmedabad
Captain Rajat Patidar, who led the RCB to the dominant victory in 1 against PBKS, bowling at 101 before he was chased by only 10 overs, he is determined to bring home trophy, not only for the team, but also for fans and for Virt Kohli. “Varat has contributed so much over the years-winning would mean a lot, especially for him,” Patidar said at his pre-final press conference.Quiz: Who is the IPL player?Pandjab Kings, on the other hand, comes with renewed confidence after a thrilling persecution against Mumbai Indians in qualifying 2. Leadership of the stunning undefeated 87 out of 41 Shreyas Iyer balls, PBKS will try to revenge for the first time in 2014.
