Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s journey from perennial underachievers to champions is complete. With back-to-back IPL titles and two WPL crowns in three seasons, RCB have evolved from a star-driven franchise into a system-driven team. Their journey from one of the teams making up the numbers mirrors the transformation – and success – of Manchester City in England. Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s journey from perennial underachievers to champions is complete. With back-to-back IPL titles and two WPL crowns in three seasons, RCB have evolved from a star-driven franchise into a system-driven team. Their journey from one of the teams making up the numbers mirrors the transformation – and success – of Manchester City in England.
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RCB’s rise across IPL, WPL feels closer to the Manchester City model
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