Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) are one of the three teams that are yet to win an IPL title since the inaugural edition of the cash-rich league. It’s been 13 years now and still, RCB couldn’t win the trophy. They are often called the unluckiest team because they have played in the finals on 3 occasions. However, they lost all three times as well.

They lost to Deccan Chargers way back in 2008. After that, they lost to Chennai Super Kings in 2011 and then again, they lost in the IPL 2016 season. Virat Kohli-led RCB had qualified for the IPL 2020 playoffs and finished fourth in the points table where Sunrisers Hyderabad knocked them out in the Eliminator in the United Arab Emirates.

But, RCB fans keep supporting their teams in their good and bad times as well. Meanwhile, the Royal Challengers Bangalore are dominating the ongoing season of the Indian Premier League as well in India as they are the only unbeaten team so far.

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Witnessing this, one of the fans took to Twitter and shared the prediction. He has predicted that IPL 2021 will witness a grand finale between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians. “RCb vs Mi final. Rcb wins IPL #SaveThisTweet,” he tweeted. Meanwhile, former MI pacer Mitchell McClenaghan saw his tweet and the pace bowler gave a hilarious reply to the fan as well. “Dreamers will dream aye,” he replied.

Dreamers will dream aye 🤔 https://t.co/vJYMV7DOng

— Mitchell McClenaghan (@Mitch_Savage) April 22, 2021

Here is what Twitterati reacted on it:

Bro MI has 5 trophies. MI doesnot only dream, they execute, and plays

— Jinkismita Talukdar (@45merchandised_) April 22, 2021

Cc to RCB'IANS 🤗🤪

All these past years 😅😉

Even "Ee Saala heart lungs kidney Namdee"

— @Unwanted_twetz (@unwantedtwetz) April 22, 2021

Perfect reply Mitch 😂
But it's also not RCB fans mistake, they're not used of seeing RCB win so they're getting little too over excited.

— Gaurav (@MI_2019_20) April 22, 2021

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After the win in their final game, Virat Kohli said: “It was an outstanding innings. He batted really well for his first season last time. There was a lot of talk about him not accelerating after getting to 30s. He’s put all that to rest. It was a good pitch to bat on to be honest, and him being tall meant that bowlers struggled with their lengths. T20 cricket is always about partnership cricket. You can’t always go big from the word go. When one guy is going well, it’s important for me to ensure that I don’t lose my wicket. It can change on other days. We spoke about it (on the 100). He told me to finish it off, I told him to get to it first. He said many will come, I said yea you can say that after you get to the landmark. He deserved to get the three-figure mark.”