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After 18 years of anticipation, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) clinched their first IPL title, sparking emotional reactions from former owner Vijay Mallya and the entire cricketing world ...
IPL 2025: Vijay Mallya wrote that he had the honour to sign two of the most special batsmen the game has ever seen, AB de Villiers and Chris Gayle.
In an X post, Lalit Modi claimed that Vijay Mallya has done more for IPL than anyone “living”. His post has sparked a discussion on social media.
After an 18-year wait, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) finally secured their first IPL title, sparking wild celebrations in Bengaluru, where fans were seen holding posters of Vijay Mallya.
RCB, once owned by Vijay Mallya, celebrated its first IPL victory after 18 years. How Mallya reacted to the momentous occasion. Fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya was in a celebratory mood as Royal ...
NEW DELHI: Former Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) owner Vijay Mallya has reflected on the moment he picked a young Virat Kohli 18 seasons ago, saying it was r ...
Archana Puran Singh gave a fitting reply to an Instagram troll who mocked her family setup by calling her home an "old age home." The comment came under one of Archana's social media posts, where ...
After Royal Challengers Bengaluru secured their maiden IPL title in 2025, congratulatory messages poured in — including one from the team’s former owner, Vijay Mallya. "RCB are IPL Champions ...
Finally, the IPL trophy arrives in Bengaluru. Congratulations and thanks again to all who made my dream come true," Mallya wrote on X. RCB’s 2025 title win brought back several familiar faces.
The emotional victory reverberated across the cricketing world and flooded social media with tributes and celebrations. Among those reacting was Vijay Mallya, who founded RCB during the IPL's ...
RCB wins IPL 2025: From Vijay Mallaya, who founded RCB, to Nikhil Kamath and Anand Mahindra, congratulatory messages poured in for RCB. All these posts had one thing in common - special mention of ...
Vijay Mallya said that he bought the Royal Challengers Bengaluru for a USD 112 million when the Indian Premier League began in 2008.
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