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"Even When We Were Losing...": Yash Dayal Explains How RCB Turned Around IPL 2024 Fate

After a fifth consecutive win which not only put Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in contention for an IPL 2024 playoff berth but also moved them up to fifth place on the points table, RCB's pacer Yash Dayal said the team's remarkable turnaround has been fueled by a positive team environment and attacking game. RCB are narrowly ahead of Delhi Capitals (DC), who have the same points as RCB but a worse net run rate. Just a month ago, RCB's postseason aspirations were grim, with only one win in eight games. However, they have shown great tenacity, dramatically changing their fortunes with a winning run.

RCB entered the game knowing that a loss would put them out of the competition. They even lost captain Faf du Plessis and star batter Virat Kohli cheaply after being put to bat first. Will Jacks and Rajat Patidar, however, put up an 88-run counter-attack for the third wicket. In the end, they finished with 187 for 9.

Dayal revealed a strong sense of team unity is a key factor for their team's dramatic turnaround in the ongoing IPL.

"There has been a positive change. Even when we were losing, no one was pointing anyone's name out. This supportive atmosphere, coupled with a newfound aggressive approach, seems to be the winning formula for RCB," Dayal said in a post-match press conference.

"There has been a positive change. Even when we were losing, no one was pointing anyone out, so it's a big positive point. And all through the season, we were positive. And now we have become more attacking," he added.

RCB seized control of the chase, reducing Capitals to 30 for 4 in four overs. Left-arm spinner Swapnil Singh removed David Warner in the opening over before Mohammed Siraj and Yash Dayal took over with difficult lines and

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