Head coach Andy Flower says RCB's title drought is 'one of the main reasons' behind taking this job
As the women's team of RCB basks in the glory of their victory, the eyes are on Faf du Plessis’ men as they aim to join Mandhana’s side in ending RCB’s titleless streak. For the team’s head coach, Andy Flower, the opportunity to work with Royal Challengers Bengaluru represents more than just a coaching assignment; it is a chance for him to guide the team towards the elusive IPL trophy that has eluded it for so long.
In a conversation during his stint with the Gulf Giants in the International League T20 (ILT20), Flower spoke in detail about the major motivation behind taking over the coaching role at the RCB.
“I’m really excited about that challenge (of joining a side that has yet to win an IPL title),” Flower says.
"It is one of the main reasons I wanted to take this job. It gives me a very exciting opportunity to see if we can do something special with RCB. We have got a really exciting group of players. I think our squad is strong. We have got some great experience in the dressing room,” says the RCB coach further.