Royal Challengers Bengaluru have assembled a balanced spin-bowling unit for IPL 2026, combining experience, variety and domestic depth. While RCB’s attack is pace-heavy, their spin options provide crucial control and wicket-taking ability in the middle overs.
Krunal Pandya is the most experienced spinner in the RCB squad. The left-arm all-rounder brings control, accuracy and game awareness, making him a reliable option in pressure situations. His ability to bowl defensively and break partnerships adds stability to the bowling unit.
Suyash Sharma remains RCB’s primary leg-spin option. Known for his attacking mindset, Suyash can pick wickets in the middle overs and put batters under pressure with sharp turn and variation.
Swapnil Singh adds another left-arm spin option, offering flexibility depending on match-ups and pitch conditions. His ability to keep things tight makes him a useful squad player across a long season.
Vicky Ostwalsigned at the IPL 2026 auction, strengthens RCB’s domestic spin depth. The young left-arm spinner has shown promise and provides an additional option on slower surfaces.
Jacob Bethellthough primarily an all-rounder, can also contribute with spin. His ability to bowl part-time overs gives RCB extra flexibility when managing bowling combinations.
With Krunal Pandya leading the spin department and solid support from Suyash Sharma and the domestic options, Royal Challengers Bengaluru head into IPL 2026 with a spin attack capable of controlling games during the middle overs.
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