RCB vs DC, IPL 2025: In a fun, banter-filled moment during Delhi Capital's (DC) clash against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Sunday, homeboy Virat Kohli made sure to pull out cheekily viral 'this is my ground' celebration of KL Rahul from their Chinnaswamy encounter. 

As RCB savoured their sweet revenge with a win in Delhi on Sunday, Kohli, who scored 51 runs from 47 in the 163-run chase, mocked Rahul’s viral “my home” celebration— a move that left the two stars sharing laughs.

Rahul, who is known to keep his cool while celebrating his achievements, on April 10 celebrated his unbeaten 93 off 53 balls to guide Delhi to victory over the RCB in just 17.5 overs, with ‘this is my ground’ action, and several videos of it went viral on the internet on social media.

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Ahead of the anticipated clash at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, many fans were wondering if Kohli would offer a mischievous response to Rahul’s earlier celebration. 

While there was no hostility between the two stars, Kohli pulled off a light-hearted "my home" taunt aimed at Rahul, who could not hold back his laugh after the final whistle. Continuing the banter, Rahul pointed towards the stand at the Arun Jaitley stadium named after Kohli.

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Royal Challengers Bengaluru Beat Delhi Capitals

Krunal Pandya recorded his first fifty in IPL since 2016, helping Royal Challengers Bengaluru pull off a six-wicket win over Delhi Capitals on a challenging Feroz Shah Kotla track here on Sunday.

Krunal (73 not out of 47 balls), who has part of every IPL season since his debut in 2016, paced his innings perfectly while batting alongside chase master Virat Kohli (51 off 47).

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The duo shared a 119-run stand off 84 balls as RCB chased down 163 in 18.3 overs to extend their unbeaten run away from home.

RCB bowlers put a squeeze on Delhi Capitals in the middle overs through Josh Hazlewood and the spinners to limit the home team to 162 for six.


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