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Fast Bowling Sorted, Middle Order Strong, RR Have Improved From Last Year: Bangar
Bangar noted that while the franchise has undergone some significant changes in personnel, the overall structure of the team appears stronger compared to the previous season. According to him, the Royals’ fast-bowling resources and spin options have been bolstered, giving them greater depth and flexibility.
He also highlighted the importance of the opening matches, especially for new captain Riyan Parag, who is expected to receive strong support from local fans when the team plays in Guwahati.
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