Harshit Rana Celebrates RCB’s First IPL Win, Praises Virat Kohli’s Long-Awaited Triumph

In recent times, Delhi bowler Harshit Rana has done well and played for India in all formats. He made his Test debut in the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy. He played two matches and took four wickets.

He has also played five ODIs and took 10 wickets. His best bowling was 3 wickets for 31 runs. He was part of India’s team that won the 2025 Champions Trophy. He played one T20I and took three wickets. Recently, Harshit Rana appeared on the TRS podcast on August 6. He talked about his cricket journey and shared his feelings after RCB won the IPL.

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Harshit Rana Happy with RCB’s IPL 2025 Win

Harshit Rana is a cricket fan and admires Virat Kohli. In a podcast with Ranveer Allahbadia, he said he was very happy to see RCB win the IPL 2025. He said it was great to see Virat Kohli lifting the trophy after 18 years.

“When RCB finally won the IPL this year, I was very happy honestly and very happy for Virat Kohli bhaiya. He truly deserved this trophy, and after 18 years, he finally won it,” Harshit said on the TRS Podcast.

Even though he is a big part of the KKR team, he did not let rivalry affect his feelings. He showed true love for the sport. Harshit hopes to play better in upcoming matches than he did in IPL 2025.

Harshit Rana Learns from Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli

Harshit also talked about what he learned from Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli in the same podcast. He said it is a great chance to play under Rohit’s captaincy because Rohit helps players understand the game well.

“There is a lot to learn from them. When you play with them, they help you understand what to do and when. They guide you on and off the field and explain things clearly,” Harshit said.

He added, “One thing Rohit bhai and Virat bhai have told me is to never change the way I play or show myself on the field. They said, keep playing the way you always have. No matter what others say, don’t pay attention to it. On good days, people will praise you, and on bad days, people will say bad things. So just keep playing your game.”