RCB fans couldn't stop chanting ‘Ee Sala Cup Namdu’ after Virat Kohli and co won their maiden IPL title RCB fans couldn't stop chanting ‘Ee Sala Cup Namdu’ after Virat Kohli and co won ...

IPL 2025 Final, RCB vs Punjab Kings: The wait will finally end in Ahmedabad He captioned the post with the now-iconic RCB slogan, “Ee Sala Cup Namde,” leaving fans across the world perplexed ...

From the iconic “Ee sala cup namde” to posts about RCB fans buying calculators to check if their team qualified for playoffs, the internet has had its own share of meme fest across the 18 ...

#IPL2025Final #WhistlePodu.” Kolkata Knight Riders summed it up best: “EE SALA CUP NIMDE, CONGRATULATIONS.” Even Sunrisers Hyderabad, Delhi Capitals, Lucknow Super Giants, and Rajasthan ...

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Now, they stand just one win away from their maiden IPL title and the ‘Ee Sala Cup Namde’ (This time the Cup is ours) tagline sounds much more realistic than in any previous seasons.

The chant ‘Ee Sala Cup Namdu’ is in Kannada, the official language of Karnataka, where RCB is based. It literally translates to “This year, the cup is ours” in English. Over time ...

Royal Challengers Bangalore gear up for their long-awaited shot at IPL glory and the Grammy-winning artist Drake has thrown his weight behind RCB, not just in spirit but with a massive bet that ...

For 18 long years, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) have been chasing a dream, a promise whispered among their passionate fans — Ee Sala Cup Namde (This time the Cup is ours). On a magical ...

De Villiers said RCB star Virat Kohli has banned him from using the famous Kannada phrase "Ee Sala Cup Namde," which translates to “This year the cup is ours.” A day after pulling up IPL ...

According to De Villiers, RCB great Virat Kohli has prohibited him from using the well-known Kannada expression "Ee Sala Cup Namde," which translates to "This year the cup is ours." However ...