WATCH: RCB fans stoop to new low and insult MS Dhoni after win over CSK

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) beat Chennai Super Kings (CSK) last weekend to go top of the IPL 2025 points table. Post the game there were widespread celebrations as RCB fans took to the street. In a new video, that is making rounds, it can be seen that few fans are showing slippers to CSK players and support staff while watching the game at home. 

This the reason why RCB never win a trophy🤦‍♂️ @RCBTweets pic.twitter.com/pFdLOU87ig

— Surya (@SuryaDhoni_07) May 5, 2025

In the same video, the fans can be seen showing slippers to former India skipper and legendary player MS Dhoni. Once the video surfaced, many fans were disgusted with the behavior that was shown towards Dhoni who is a loved figure across India and cricketing world. 

There were also videos of RCB fans misbehaving with a CSK supporter at the end of the game. One CSK fan was being heckled and the situation was about to turn ugly. Sensing this, the cops got into the picture and diffused the situation. There have been many videos circulating on social media highlighting the ugly side of fandom after the RCB vs CSK encounter. 

Virat Kohli spills beans on decision to step down as captain 

RCB batter Virat Kohli recently spoke to the franchise’s official channel regarding his decision to step down as India captain. In 2021, Kohli had first quit as captain of the T20I team just weeks before the World Cup. In 2022, Kohli also decided to leave his Test captaincy post the 2022 South African tour. 

Speaking to RCB Bold Diaries, Kohli said, “At one point, it did become tough for me because there was just too much happening in my career. I was captaining India for a period of 7-8 years. I captained RCB for nine years. There were expectations on me from a batting perspective every game that I played.”

The former India and RCB skipper also said, “I didn't have this sense that the attention was off me. If it wasn't captaincy, it would be batting. I was exposed to it 24x7. It did get very tough on me, and it did get too much in the end. That's why I stepped down because I felt like if I've decided I want to be in this place, I need to be happy.”