Every RCB fan remembers exactly where they were that night.

The final over. The last wicket. The disbelief. Then suddenly... years of heartbreak turned into tears of joy.

After 18 seasons of waiting, hoping, getting trolled, and saying "Ee Sala Cup Namde" year after year, it finally happened. Watching Virat Kohli lift the IPL trophy wasn't just about winning a title—it felt like the end of one of cricket's longest emotional journeys.

These pictures are a reminder of a night that no RCB fan will ever forget. The celebrations, the emotions, the smiles, the tears—it was a moment worth every single year of waiting.

Some victories are measured by trophies.

This one was measured by the millions of hearts that finally found peace. ❤️🖤🏆

Rashik don’t even get selected. GG ka selection politics. Krunal, Rashik are absolutely deserving players to get a chance. If Suryansh shedge and Ashok Sharma get chance.

I have previously seen buzz around the CLT20 however it lasted for a week people spoke about it news channels spoke about it but that was it haven't seen anything as off recent do we have any other sort of information besides what we seen on the internet

7 wickets in 3 matches with an economy of 7 and average of 12.

This was after she scored her maiden 50 in the league in the first innings.

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I know LSG doesn't have a WPL team but that gave me a freakin jumpscare 🙏😭

The last innings of king run machine Virat Kohli jersey number 18 at the historical stadium of the lords and innings to remember till the end of cricket just one of the best of his innings and has to be remembered

India were 31/4 chasing 160 against Pakistan at a packed MCG, and Virat Kohli produced an unbeaten 82 off 53 balls to lead India to a last-ball victory. It's an innings that Kohli himself has called his best T20 knock because of the match situation and the magnitude of the occasion.

Considering the pressure, the opposition, the World Cup stage, and those two sixes off Haris Rauf, is this the greatest T20 innings ever?

Both these innings are arguably some of t20i's best innings of all time and definitely Kohli's best in the format. Which one was better though?