Published: Jul 24, 2020, 03:19 PM (IST)
Edited: Sep 22, 2020, 03:48 PM (IST)
Despite featuring some of the biggest names in the game, the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) have never won the cash-rich Indian Premier League. That is the reason why they got unnecessarily trolled by netizens when IPL Chairman Brijesh Patel announced the dates for the 2020 season.
Once the dates were confirmed, the social space was full of reactions from the fans – who were mostly elated by the good piece of news amid the pandemic.
But, RCB faced the heat on social sphere as fans trolled them with memes and GIFs. Most of them were extremely hilarious and would bring a burst of laughter instantly.
RCB fans every
‘Ee sala cup namade’
Virat and co. Every year..#IPL2020 #IPL13 pic.twitter.com/6ssyEeFy6I
Voldie (@voldemort__jr) July 24, 2020
Rcb fans to rcb players pic.twitter.com/HJQwajk8yh
Sahil (@o_sahil2) July 24, 2020
*Whenever #IPL2020 is in trends Trollers starting trolling RCB*
Le RCB : pic.twitter.com/3HJkTSHBH4
. (@AbhiRajawat19) July 24, 2020
Meanwhile RCB to their trollers: pic.twitter.com/dJXxQ3X6hu
Ritviz Tweeps⚡ (@eklauta_) July 24, 2020
RCB’s chances People’s
of winning IPL expectations pic.twitter.com/HPvk750I1R
Vijay Jaiswal (@puntasticVU) July 18, 2020
#IPL2020 to start from 19th September in UAE
Le RCB fans: pic.twitter.com/bG9PQJeWB7
maybe i (@ProteinBabaa) July 24, 2020
Retweet if you are waiting for this❤️ #Entry#IPL2020#ViratKohli #RCB #ABDevilliers #IPL pic.twitter.com/P3zKHCnROa
Nalajala Prasad (@PrasadNalajala) July 21, 2020
#RCB Forever #IPL2020 | @RCBTweetspic.twitter.com/9F25BZtjHD
(@MohanOffl_) July 22, 2020
“We have had a discussion and we are looking at the September 19 to November 8 window for this edition of the league. We have informed the franchise about the same,” Patel told IANS.
He also said that the India tour of Australia is also on. He said by then the Caribbean Premier League and the England-Australia series will also end, so the overseas players will be available. Adding further he said that the final matters will be discussed in a meeting next week.
“The GC will meet shortly but we have finalised the schedule. It will run from September 19 to November 8. We expect the government approval to come through. It is a full 51-day IPL,” Patel confirmed the development after PTI reported the dates on Thursday.
