RCB's Social Media Account Suspended, Claim Users. Then This Happened

Royal Challengers Bangalore's X (formerly known as Twitter) account was deactivated for a short time, claimed social media users. Fans on social media were quick to point out when they failed to find the account on the platform. Some even uploaded pictures that said "This account doesn't exist", when searched for the profile of the Indian Premier League side. Later, some fans also mentioned that the account was restored but the number of followers were surprising as it was extremely less in compared to what the actual numbers were.

Check out the posts of fans here:

Old id suspended at 6M Rt to find mutuals #rcb pic.twitter.com/V6epL3UQUZ

Official account of Royal Challengers Bangalore - @RCBTweets shows unavailable.#RCB to modify their handle to rcbposts or new handle name or some other reason? pic.twitter.com/LmRqrq28SJ

When you see it #Rcb pic.twitter.com/tu2SRuYnrQ

Is RCB account is Hacked???? Wrf only 35 followers #Rcb #ViratKohli @RCBTweets pic.twitter.com/2tvJPorLIi

Understandable That Not Getting Your Hands On Trophy Ever is Painful But Deactivating The Account Wouldn't Help I Think!#RCBTweets#RCB pic.twitter.com/1zmXNTtNlw

Today is World's Trophy Day and @RCBTweets deactivated. Coincidence? #Rcb #ViratKohli pic.twitter.com/uK5Q9LWIVy

Royal Challengers Bangalore on Friday appointed vastly experienced Andy Flower as their head coach last week, officially ending the term of Mike Hesson and Sanjay Bangar.

The contracts of both Hesson, director of cricket operations, and Bangar, the head coach, were up for renewal in September but the franchise decided to move on from the duo. Rajesh Menon, vice-president and head of RCB, met Flower in London for discussions before drafting him in.

Flower said he was looking forward