Virat Kohli's team Royal Challengers Bangalore could not make it to playoffs. This has disappointed the RCB fans a lot and captain of the team Virat Kohli apologised to the fans for the team's early exit from the IPL 2018. Virat took to Twitter and posted a video clip where he said that he was "deeply sorry" for RCB's failure. But promised to turn things around next season.
The caption of the video read that he strongly believes in the concept of, "You either win or you learn." In the video, he said, "We could not pull our way and we are not very proud of how the season went for us. (I'm) deeply hurt by how we played... deeply sorry for not living up to the expectations of the fans.
I really believe in the concept of, "you either win or you learn". We fought hard and gave it our all but one thing is for sure, next season we definitely will bounce back stronger than ever with our learnings from this season.
Take care. @RCBTweets #RCB #IPL2018 pic.twitter.com/b0QM9chRAN
— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) May 24, 2018
Having said that, it is all a part of life and you cannot always get what you want. It's up to the players to understand what to do about this the next season, really want to turn things around next season, Next year, we will be putting in more effort," Kohli asserted. The RCB skipper is currently sixth in this year's list of top IPL scorers after amassing 548 runs at an average of 54.80 in 14 matches. AB De Villiers stands ninth in the same list with 480 runs at an average of 53.33.
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