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"We Weren't Special In Terms Of...": Faf du Plessis Points Out Reason Behind RCB's Loss Against RR

After a gut-wrenching defeat in the IPL 2024 Eliminator, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) captain Faf du Plessis feels that his side needed to push more for a few runs to make it a competitive total. However, he lauded the RCB for fighting till the end against Rajasthan Royals (RR) in the knockout match. RCB's hopes of winning the elusive IPL trophy came to an end on Wednesday as they were knocked out of the IPL 2024 after losing to RR in Eliminator at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

On the contrary, the brilliant all-round performance helped RR win by four wickets against RCB in the Eliminator to seal their place in Qualifier 2, where they face Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in Chennai.

The RCB captain du Plessis said that with the dew coming in, they were a few runs short however credited his side for fighting till the end. Whenever RCB showed that promise, RR's bowlers would come into the mix and pick up a wicket to dent their momentum.

"With the dew coming, we felt we were short with the bat. Did think we were 20 runs shy of what was a good score. Credit to the boys - they fought really well. That's all you can ask for. If you look at naturally assessing the pitch and conditions, you would say it's a 180 pitch because it was swinging upfront and was quite slow," Faf du Plessis said in a post-match presentation.

The RCB opener reckoned that with the Impact Player and the dew factor, what used to be a par score earlier isn't par anymore.

The captain further stated that when you win only one of your first eight games, the wheels would have fallen off for most teams, but his team did well to win six on the trot. RCB's remarkable run -- a six-match winning run -- came to a wretched fate as the du Plessis-led side were

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