Faf du Plessis, the previous South Africa captain, will lead Royal Challengers Bangalore in the impending Indian Premier League 2022, the establishment declared on Saturday (March 12). Du Plessis takes over from Virat Kohli, who surrendered Royal Challengers' captaincy toward the finish of the last season. Du Plessis will turn into the seventh to chief the Royal Challengers, with Rahul Dravid, Kevin Pietersen, Anil Kumble, Daniel Vettori, Kohli and Shane Watson having driven the group already. Among them, Kohli has captained the side in many coordinates - 140 coordinates with 64 successes, 69 misfortunes, three ties and four no outcomes, with a success level of 48.16. While this will be Du Plessis' first captaincy task in the IPL, he has driven a few groups in the T20 design, remembering South Africa and World XI for global cricket. Comilla Victorians, Paarl Rocks, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots and St Lucia Kings are different groups that Du Plessis has driven in T20s. He has been the T20 commander in 79 matches beforehand, with 43 successes, 34 misfortunes, one tie and one no outcome, with a success level of 55.76. Du Plessis was gotten by Chennai Super Kings in the 2011 IPL sell off yet he made his IPL debut just in the accompanying season. He played for the Super Kings from 2012 to 2015 and during the group's two-year time of suspension, he addressed Rising Pune Supergiants in 2016 and 2017. He was back with the Super Kings from 2018 to 2021, a period in which they came out on top for two championships. He likewise got an offered from the Super Kings in the uber sell off recently, however the Royal Challengers, who were engaged with a wild offering fight with Delhi Capitals for Du Plessis, at last roped him in for INR 7 Crore. Du Plessis has played 100 matches (93 innings) such a long ways in the IPL, scoring 2935 runs at a normal of 34.94 and a strike pace of 131.08, with 22 half-hundreds of years. In the last four periods of the IPL, he has scored 1640 runs in 47 innings, with 633 of those runs coming in 2021. Du Plessis resigned from Test cricket in February 2021, with the series against Pakistan being his last, referencing that his attention was on T20 cricket and the T20 World Cup. Nonetheless, he was not picked by South Africa for the world occasion last year, with his last T20I appearance coming against England in December 2020 (in which he scored an unbeaten 52) while his last ODI was against Australia in the 2019 World Cup (in which he struck 100).