#2 Presence of quality wicket-keepers in the side
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The absence of a quality, full-time wicket-keeper in the side has been the Achilles' Heel for RCB for a long time. Hence, drafting South African keeper, Quinton de Kock into the side is bound to give RCB a much-needed competitive edge.
De Kock has 116 dismissals to his credit in International Cricket and can bat a fair bit as well, making him an easy choice in the top-middle order of the Playing XI.
Further, to ensure a solution to an injury scare (RCB's wicket-keeper for 2017, KL Rahul had to opt out of the tournament due to a shoulder injury), RCB have kept Parthiv Patel and AB de Villiers in the mix as backup options for keeping.
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