Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) achieved a remarkable feat by defending their Indian Premier League (IPL) title, defeating Gujarat Titans in the final held in Ahmedabad. This victory marks RCB's second consecutive championship, following a season characterized by dominance and teamwork. RCB secured 11 wins, including nine during the league stage, showcasing their strength against all opponents. Captain Rajat Patidar led the charge, scoring 501 runs and playing a pivotal role in the playoffs. Virat Kohli, continuing his legacy, finished as RCB's highest run-scorer with 675 runs. The bowling attack was spearheaded by Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who took 28 wickets throughout the season, supported by players like Josh Hazlewood and Krunal Pandya. The team's depth in batting and bowling contributed to their success, with players stepping up at crucial moments. As RCB looks ahead to the IPL 2027 Mega Auction, retaining key players while planning for future talent will be essential for continued success.