NEW DELHI: The playoffs remain a distant dream for struggling Royal Challengers Bengaluru but captain Faf du Plessis said he will sleep better after his team snapped their six-match losing streak in the Indian Premier League on Thursday.
The 35-run victory against Sunrisers Hyderabad was just Bengaluru’s second win in nine matches and they remain rooted to the bottom of the 10-team league. Despite their struggles, they still have a shot at a top-four finish that would give them the chance to win their first IPL title, and du Plessis said getting their second win would give them a boost.
“We’ve been close for a while but you need to win matches to get confidence back in the group,” he said at the presentation ceremony. “It’s a massive relief. No matter where we are, when you’re not winning it does affect you, it does affect you mentally, ”
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