Manan Vyas

Don't be so Good that ,that Goodness eats You !

[Manan Vyas @imananvyas]

The first thing you should understand is the 'self-acceptance'

[𝑺𝒉𝒆𝒃𝒂𝒔 @Shebas_10dulkar]

𝗩𝗶𝗿𝗮𝘁 𝗞𝗼𝗵𝗹𝗶 𝗜𝗻 𝗟𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝟯 𝗬𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 🐐🔥

They Mocked Him For Everything…
He Answered Everything with Performances.

- “Kohli Can’t Win an IPL Trophy”
He Won the IPL Trophy with Most Runs for RCB, not once, but twice.

- “Kohli Can’t Win a T20 World Cup”
He Won T20WC with the Highest Score in Final.

- “0 P.O.M Awards in ICC Finals”
He Ended It by Winning P.O.M in an ICC Final.

- “Never Scored 450+ Runs in a World Cup”
He Scored 765 Runs in a World Cup (Highest Ever)

- “0 Boundaries in World Cup Semi-Finals”
He Responded with the Highest Score by an Indian in a WC Semi-Final.

- “No Century in a World Cup Chase”
He Smashed Century while Chasing in a WC

- “No 50s in Successful World Cup Chases”
He Registered 1 Century & 3 Fifties in Successful WC Chases.

- “No Century vs SENA Teams in World Cups”
He Scored Two Centuries vs SENA Teams in WCs

- “No P.O.M Awards vs SENA Teams in WCs”
He Won P.O.M Awards against SENA Teams.

- “No Half Century in World Cup Knockouts”
He Scored a Century/Half-Century in WC Knockouts.

- “No 50+ Average in World Cups”
He Now Averages 59.83 in World Cup Cricket.

- “No Century in Champions Trophy”
He Scored a Century in the ICC Champions Trophy.

- “He’s Finished” after Back-to-Back Ducks in AUS
He Answered with 5 Consecutive 50+ Scores.

- “Never reached 50 with 200 Strike Rate” in IPL
He reached 50 with 200 Strike Rate in an IPL Final.

- “0 P.O.M Awards in IPL Playoffs”
He Won Player of the Match in an IPL Final.

- “Poor Average in IPL Finals”
He Now Averages 50+ in IPL Finals.

The More They Doubted Him,
The Bigger He Became. 🐐
𝗔𝗻𝘀𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗖𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗶𝘀𝗺 🔥

To Be Continued.....

[Dev @refocus21]

Rajat Patidar Journey to back to back IPL trophy for RCB :

> Sold to RCB in 2021
> Got only 4 matches
> Later dropped by RCB
> RCB promised him
> That they would buy him back in the auction
> But RCB couldn't keep their promise
> Went unsold in 2022
> Then
> Luvnith got injured before the season
> RCB management called Patidar as a replacement
> At that time,
> His marriage was near
> He didn't want to join
> As they had already broken their promise
> He was scared of getting benched again
> Then his family forced him
> And told him to give it one chance
> He postponed his marriage date
> And joined the RCB camp in 2022
> Played 8 matches in IPL 2022
> Scored 355 runs
> Was retained in 2023
> But missed the whole season due to a heel injury
> Came back in IPL 2024
> Scored 395 runs at a strike rate of 171
> Was retained for ₹11 crore in 2025
> Became captain of RCB in 2025
> Scored 312 runs
> And finally...
> Bro won the first IPL trophy for RCB after an 18-year-long wait
> In IPL 2026
> Scored 501 runs
> Again won the trophy

From unsold in the auction to lifting back to back IPL trophy as RCB captain.

God's plan was always bigger

[Gems Of Replies @GemsOfReplies]

Somewhere out there, there are RCB fans who spent half their lives waiting for this era.

They grew up hearing jokes about the trophy cabinet, watched seasons end in heartbreak, and kept believing even when belief was difficult.

The first trophy brought relief.
The second trophy brought validation.

Congratulations, RCB fans. After 17 years of waiting, you've gone from dreamers to back-to-back champions. And nobody can ever take that away from you. ❤️🏆🏆🥹

[Out Of Context Cricket @GemsOfCricket]

17 seasons without a trophy. Countless heartbreaks. Endless trolling.

Yet the fans kept showing up, season after season, believing that one day their time would come.
And when it finally came, it came with back-to-back trophies.

That's RCB. That's loyalty. That's faith rewarded. ❤️🏆🏆🫡

[Shubh @kadaipaneeeer]

yes, we won the trophy a second time, and it feels incredible. but nothing will ever come close to the first one. that wasn’t just a title, it felt like winning the world. eighteen years of hope, heartbreak, loyalty,m and blind faith finally found their reward. the second trophy made us celebrate, but the first one made us cry. it made us call old friends, wake up sleeping family members and stare at our screens long after the final ball because our hearts needed a few extra seconds to believe what our eyes had just seen. those tears weren’t for a cricket match, they were for every year we stayed, every joke we endured and every time we said “next year” and meant it. that’s why the first one will always be different. trophies can be won again, records can be broken again, celebrations can happen again, but the feeling of watching a lifelong dream come true for the very first time is something that only happens once. and some moments are simply too beautiful to be repeated. thank you RCB

[Shubh @kadaipaneeeer]

rajat patidar is getting more lethal with every passing season. not because he’s the loudest captain in the league, but because he keeps proving people wrong. every year he looks more comfortable under pressure, more ruthless with his decisions and more complete as a leader. other teams are still trying to figure him out while he’s already thinking three steps ahead.

what makes him special is that he represents the spirit of rcb fans in a way very few ever have. not the glamour, not the spotlight, not the noise. the resilience. the hunger. the ability to get knocked down and come back stronger.

he feels like a wounded lion returning to the hunt. calmer, smarter and far more dangerous than before.

for years, rcb carried the weight of expectations. now they carry the confidence of champions and at the center of it all stands rajat patidar, leading from the front without asking for attention.

the frightening part for the rest of the league is that this story still feels unfinished. two trophies are great, but this team doesn’t look satisfied and under his captaincy, it genuinely feels like more are coming. some captains win championships.

some captains build dynasties 🗿

[Shubh @kadaipaneeeer]

the first one ended the jokes. the second one started the legacy. the first trophy felt like relief, like finally reaching a destination after spending years getting lost on the same road. but a second one would mean something entirely different. it would mean this was never a fluke, never a lucky season, never a story that happened once and disappeared. it would turn belief into history. for years, rcb fans survived on hope, on “maybe next year,” on memories and moments instead of silverware. then came the trophy and suddenly the noise stopped. now this second one would make the silence permanent. because dynasties are not built by winning once, they are built by proving you can do it again and at the center of it all stands virat kohli, the one man who stayed when leaving would have been easier, who carried the weight of a franchise for nearly two decades and never stopped believing. if rcb wins back to back titles, it won’t just be another championship. it will be the moment a generation of loyalty turns into a legacy, and the rest of the cricket world finally accepts what rcb fans knew all along: some stories are worth waiting for.

[Shubh @kadaipaneeeer]

WHO IS RAJAT PATIDAR ?!

> introduced as an injury replacement

> released & forgotten by the same franchise

> went unsold at the auction

> got a call when nobody was looking

> walked in with nothing to lose

> smashed a century in the playoffs

> turned a temporary opportunity into a permanent place

> earned respect before he earned headlines

> became the middle-order backbone

> never chased attention, only runs

> let his bat do the talking

> took over one of the heaviest captaincy jobs in cricket

> inherited a franchise carrying eighteen years of heartbreak

> won them their first IPL trophy

> proved it wasn’t luck

> came back and won it again

> from injury replacement to back to back IPL winning captain

from “who is this guy?” to “build the team around him”

not the loudest story in cricket

just one of the most unbelievable ones.

[Vipin Tiwari @Vipintiwari952]

Imagine if Australia had won three consecutive ICC trophies and an Asia Cup, the world, even Indian fans, would be hyping them nonstop, calling it “aura” this and that.

Meanwhile, India: World Cup 2023 final unbeaten, T20 WC 2024 unbeaten, CT 2025 unbeaten, Asia Cup unbeaten, and just one loss in T20 WC 2026. The aura India currently carries is bigger than Australia’s. Every game has a different match-winner, the balance is perfect, the core is strong.

Yet somehow, we fail to hype our own team, get lost in criticism, and obsess over “aura” farming for others instead.

[Manan Vyas @imananvyas]

Don't know who needs to hear it but sometimes all you want to have is stability not less or not more just the stability.

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

“I m the same guy who said one guy can’t claim a win, it’s the team”

Sack this petulant manchild

[Manan Vyas @imananvyas]

In life patience is very important when your surroundings are filled up with chaos.

[Manan Vyas @imananvyas]

@RealChiefPriest @grok Is it real?

[Manan Vyas @imananvyas]

@brainjotter__ @grok Let's see my luck here🫠

[Sagar @sagarcasm]

Hey, I have seen this one. It's a classic 😍

[Sachin Tendulkar @sachin_rt]

1983 inspired an entire generation to dream big and chase those dreams. 🏏

Today, our Women’s Cricket Team has done something truly special. They have inspired countless young girls across the country to pick up a bat and ball, take the field and believe that they too can lift that trophy one day. 🏆

This is a defining moment in the journey of Indian women’s cricket.

Well done, Team India. You’ve made the whole nation proud. 🇮🇳 💙

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Well done Indian women cricket team!

That's how you make sports interesting! Performance turns people's indifference into curiosity, and curiosity into fandom!

I can hear firecrackers in my city, that too at midnight. I’m sure it's happening throughout India. It used to happen on men’s team wins, now it’s happening for yours too. You earned this.

Hats off! Next time you play, more people will be watching! Big moment! Congratulations world champions!

[Silly Point @FarziCricketer]

Thank you so much Shafali Verma. God's Plan.

[Silly Point @FarziCricketer]

19 November bolta tha kya ho tum,
Aaj 2nd November puchta hai tu kya hai be?