Virat Kohli led the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) to their second consecutive Indian Premier League (IPL) title in 2026 with a stellar performance in the final against the Gujarat Titans. Kohli scored an unbeaten 75 runs off 42 balls, finishing the match in style by hitting a six off Arshad Khan. His innings included nine fours and three sixes, showcasing his exceptional batting skills with a strike rate of 178.57. Kohli's performance was crucial as he anchored the innings, especially during a challenging phase when RCB lost wickets in quick succession. He managed to level the scores with a well-placed four before sealing the victory with a towering six. This win not only highlights RCB's dominance in the tournament but also adds to Kohli's impressive record, as he concluded the season with 675 runs, marking his fourth consecutive season of over 600 runs. Kohli praised his teammates, acknowledging their contributions to the team's success.