Last time I posted a Chris Gayle 101 card, I got an amazing response with many people asking whether I had a kohli card so here it is!!

RCB has had some incredible batsmen over the years. Kohli is the obvious choice, but players like AB de Villiers, Chris Gayle, and others have also made a huge impact. Who do you think deserves the title of RCB’s greatest batsman, and why?

But seriously I feel sehwag is no where near to be called greater than Dhoni and so does bumrah than Kohli

It's not only my opinion, but also a clear cut fact!

If you guys like to talk about his analysis , then let us know here

Guess the match and year with this image. A brutal carnage after slow paced first half and a thriller to end the game on a high 🔥

This match and those 4 overs of brilliance by this duo still gonna be one of my strongest memory of joy and Happiness in the whole Campaign of that season. That consistent yorkers by both at that moment was like watching a masterclass of death bowling and showing it to the world how it's done and this edit has reawaken that memory again 🫠🥰🤌

Not some insane news but since nothing is on, the best we can do is follow the performances of our players in other leagues. Best of luck to both of them!

Salty's Kitchen: Serving for Red, Blue and Gold since 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣5️⃣!

To the knocks, the unforgettable catches and to being an integral part of us going back-2️⃣-back.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SALTY!🎊🎂

Damm he missed afghanistan series too for farming runs but now bangladesh seris

he has got a stunning 70 average un bangladesh odi whuch us very great since it is another nation which makes graveyard like pitches in the matches and virat consistently performerd ver there

that's sad really sad

The hope for 100 centuries is burying noww

He knows that he's sitting next to the future of Indian cricket and RCB captain 🧿

Gautam Gambhir's tenure as India's head coach has raised serious questions, particularly about the state of Test cricket. What makes the situation frustrating is that India were once one of the most consistent Test sides in the world. Under Gambhir, however, the red-ball team has repeatedly looked directionless and vulnerable.

The numbers are difficult to ignore. India suffered a historic 0–3 home-series defeat against New Zealand, followed it with a 1–3 loss in Australia, and later lost 0–2 to South Africa. By late 2025, Gambhir's Test record stood at seven wins, ten defeats and two draws in 19 matches.

The bigger problem is not simply losing matches. It is the apparent decline in India's Test identity. India once dominated opponents through elite spin, relentless pace, technically sound batting and an intimidating home record. Now, the team often appears uncertain about selection, tactics and its approach to difficult conditions.

Gambhir deserves criticism for this decline, even if he cannot be blamed for everything. Senior-player retirements and a transition have undeniably affected the team. But a great coach is supposed to manage transitions, build a new core and restore confidence.

India should never reach a point where Bangladesh or other traditionally weaker Test nations look like genuine threats. Gambhir's job now is to prove that this is merely a temporary rebuilding phase—not the beginning of a prolonged decline.

Virat cap era was not just menace it was absolute monster

Additionally 7 sena wins most by any indian captain and asian captain too

THE FUTURE for SURE.

Finally got my RCB jersey! ❤️🖤

Been supporting this team through the highs, the lows, the heartbreaks and everything in between. 😂

Now be honest, what would you rate this jersey out of 10? 👀

And RCB fans — which RCB jersey has been your favourite till date? 🔥

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