After leaving the captaincy, Virat Kohli gave hints of the future in IPL, shared important things after the match

The Royal Challengers Bangalore team, who were hoping to win the trophy in the 14th season of the Indian Premier League, had to return empty-handed once again. The team lost to Kolkata Knight Riders in the Eliminator match and was eliminated from the tournament. It was a very disappointing end for skipper Virat Kohli as he failed to win a single trophy as a captain for the team. This was his last match as captain. After this match, he will never captain the team, although he will continue to play as a player.

Batting first in the Eliminator of IPL on Monday, Bangalore's team could only score 138 runs for 7 wickets in front of Kolkata. Sunil Narine took four wickets while bowling lethal against RCB. Chasing the target, Kolkata won by losing 6 with two balls to spare. Now Kolkata team will face the Delhi Capitals team in Qualifier 2.

Virat said after the end of the match, "As a captain, I did as much as I could and gave my 120 percent for this one thing. I have said this thing before and I am repeating once again that till Even I will go to play in this tournament, that team will be RCB. I have given my full dedication and for me, as mentioned loyalty is a very big thing. Nothing else matters in front of it."

"I have given up the captaincy of the team but I can't see myself playing for any team other than this team. Under the captaincy of this team and I am ready to take the field for the team from next season onwards. I have already been told that I want to be associated with this one team till my last breath.