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'Jeet gaye, kar diya na maine': Rajat Patidar's first words to childhood friend

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'Jeet gaye, kar diya na maine': Rajat Patidar's first words to childhood friend
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Rajat Patidar has achieved a historic milestone by leading the Royal Challengers Bengaluru to back-to-back IPL titles, joining the ranks of legendary captains MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma. The article highlights his emotional post-match interaction with a childhood friend, reflecting on his journey from an injury replacement player to a championship-winning captain.

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This story highlights a significant narrative in professional sports, documenting the rise of a player who transitioned from an obscure squad member to a record-equaling leader.

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Jeet gaye, kar diya na maine : Rajat Patidar s first words to childhood friend after RCB s second title win | Cricket News - The Times of India

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