Truth be told, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru are more than just a popular outfit; they’ve become a cult. It’s a team that has hugely transitioned- from what one can see easily- having been an inconsistent
sider that was desperately seeking a title crown into a consecutive title winning one.
And while there was little doubt about the kind of world class talent the side had at its disposal in the form of a legend like Virat Kohli, it keenly sought someone who could organise the promising fragments into a championship winning side.
And a lot about it changed for the better, as one later noted, with the arrival of Andy Flower, who took over as their head coach in August of 2023. Since then, the team that once seemed lacklustre and perhaps searching for its best time in the famed league became a melting pot of winning culture.
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“When Andy Flower went there I felt they were going to change because he’s very detailed. It is what RCB needed, all of a sudden they are picking a side with Mo Bobat who does an amazing job. Now it is about winning. They’ve won… pic.twitter.com/wSrPwracMI
— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) September 28, 2026
Noted former member of the Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Moeen Ali, highlighted this winning edge possessed by the RCB and happened to recently illustrate just what led to the transformation for the popular outfit that with the coming of Andy Flower, also experienced other positive changes. So much so that today, the Bengaluru-outfit resembles a totally transformed unit.
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So the big question is what did Moeen Ali happen to highlight about the Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Well, look nowhere else for we’ve got it covered for you here:
“When Andy Flower went there I felt they were going to change because he’s very detailed. It is what RCB needed, all of a sudden they are picking a side with Mo Bobat who does an amazing job. Now it is about winning. They’ve won back to back and I think they’ll keep going for a bit”.
Today, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru side has seen two back to back IPL title triumphs and have suddenly become at the back of consistent and fearless performances across all verticals of the game, a winning team. A team that likes to play in a manner that is both inspiring as well as dominant.
