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RCB Final IPL 2025: In the first qualifier of IPL 2025, RCB got admission in the final by defeating Punjab Kings by 8 wickets. The final of IPL 2025 will be played on June 3 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. This is the fourth time in IPL history when the team of Royal Challengers Bangalore has reached the final. Now in the final, he will face any team from Mumbai Indians, Gujarat Titans or Punjab Kings. Well, before that, let’s know how the RCB record was in the Venue of the IPL 2025 final i.e. Narendra Modi Stadium?

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In IPL history, Royal Challengers Bangalore have played 6 matches at Narendra Modi Stadium so far. In this, he has won 3 times and lost on three occasions. Talking about the last 4 matches played on this ground, Bangalore has only won one win. These figures are not matching the current RCB team, as the batting and bowling line-up of Bengaluru in IPL 2025 has been much better than before.

In particular, when we talk about Virat Kohli, his IPL average in Narendra Modi Stadium is 54.75. He has so far scored 219 runs in 6 matches on this ground, including two fifty. The current captain of RCB Rajat Patidar is also about 39 at the Narendra Modi Stadium. Everyone’s eyes will also be on Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who has taken 9 wickets at this ground so far from the best bowling average of 11. Overall, if RCB is able to perform unitedly in the final, then hardly anyone will be able to stop it from becoming a champion.

RCB record in IPL final matches

Royal Challengers Bangalore first reached the final in 2009, but was defeated by Deccan Chargers by 6 runs and won the trophy. He played the final for the second time in 2011, but this time he had to kneel in front of CSK and lost the final match by 58 runs. RCB last played the finals in 2016, but this time too he was defeated by 8 runs to Sunrisers Hyderabad.

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IPL 2025 Final: The final match of IPL 2025 will be played at Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium on 3 June. The RCB team has confirmed their place in the final by winning the first qualifier-1, while the Narendra Modi will be played at the Stadium itself and the winner of that match will be the second finalist team. The final was to be played on 25 May at Eden Gardens in Kolkata, but its schedule and venue were changed after the postponement was postponed. Now West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding this.

After the IPL was postponed, when its new schedule was announced, the BCCI did not give information about the playoffs. It was only then that there was news that the final venue could be changed from Kolkata to Ahmedabad, because around June 3 is likely to rain in Kolkata. On Monday, state CM Mamta Banerjee said without naming PM Modi that he held big matches of Team India including IPL in Ahmedabad.

Mamta Banerjee said, “I do not build a stadium in my name. I do not need a railway line on my own name. I do not need my publicity. It is enough to live as an ideal person. You are making Modi stadium and all matches are being organized there. Why are there no matches in Karnataka, Kerala, Bengal. Why are there all matches in Gujarat? Is.”

Let us tell you that Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad has the capacity of 1 lakh 32 thousand spectators, it is also the largest cricket stadium in the world.

IPL final will be held on June 3

Royal Challengers Bangalore won the first qualifier played in Mullanpur and confirmed their place in the final. Let us tell you that not only the IPL final and the qualifier 2 venue but the qualifier 1 and the eliminator match venue has also been changed. Earlier these two matches were to be held in Hyderabad, which were later shifted to Mohali.

Eliminator (GT Vs Mi) winning team will play a qualifier 2 against Punjab Kings at Narendra Modi Stadium on 1 June. The team that won the match will face RCB in the final, which will be played on June 3.

IPL 2025 Final: The final of IPL 2025 will now be played at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. After this decision of BCCI, politics has become hot. Arup Biswas, Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs of West Bengal, has targeted the BJP government at the Center for changing the venue. He said that he has been transferred from Kolkata for any political reason.

Why Bengal cricket lovers are being denied- TNC

Bengal government minister Arup Biswas asked why Bengal cricket lovers are being denied “The TMC leader also retaliated on the statement of Union Minister Sukant Mazumdar, in which he had targeted CM Mamata Banerjee, citing security. Arup Biswas said,” Sukant Majumdar tweeted that the final was transferred due to security reasons, while the BCCI said that it was decided by BCCI. Went.”

Rain is just an excuse- TMC

He said, “This is a conspiracy. The match was transferred for political reasons. The rain is just an excuse.” Earlier, Union Minister of State and West Bengal BJP President Sukant Majumdar blamed the Mamata Banerjee government for losing the right to host IPL. He said, “Solving the IPL final match from the Eden Gardens is another clear evidence of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s misrule. Poor law and order, demolished administrative structure and political disability are the real reasons.”

Sukant Majumdar targeted the Bengal government

Union Minister Sukant Majumdar compared Bengal to Gujarat and said, “Everything is happening in Gujarat today because there is good governance and infrastructure in that state. Only appeasement and all kinds of dirty politics is going on in West Bengal.” The BCCI decided to change the venue of IPL 2025 on Tuesday (20 May 2025). Qualifier-2 will also be played on this ground. Qualifier-1 and eliminator match will be played at Mullanpur Stadium near Mohali.

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IPL 2025 Final Venue: The final of IPL 2025 will be played at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. According to the Original Schedule of IPL 2025, the final was to be played at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata, but the tournament was carried forward after Indo-Pak tension. In such a situation, according to the new schedule, the final of IPL 2025 will now be played at Narendra Modi Stadium on 3 June. So let us know how the T20 figures have been in this ground and whether IPL finals have also been played here.

T20I figures of IPL 2025 final venue

The Narendra Modi Stadium was earlier known as Sardar Patel Stadium. So far, 7 international T20 matches have been played here, out of which the team which has been chased 4 times and 3 times has been victorious. The highest score made by a team here in international T20 matches is 234 runs, which India scored against England in 2023. At the same time, New Zealand is all out on the lowest score, which was reduced to 66 runs.

IPL data on Narendra Modi Stadium

So far 40 IPL matches have been played at the Venue i.e. Narendra Modi Stadium of the IPL 2025. In these, the winning team of the chase is more than the winning team has won the team 21 times and 19 times the first batting team. The biggest score at Narendra Modi Stadium is 243 runs, which Punjab Kings made against the Gujarat Titans this season. At the same time, Gujarat has also chased the target of 204 runs here.

Helpful pitch for batsmen

The pitch of Narendra Modi stadium remains in line with batting. Initially fast bowlers can prove fatal with the new ball, but as soon as the ball is old, batsmen start dominating the bowlers. In IPL 2025, 5 matches have been played in this ground, in which 6 times some team has scored more than 200 scores in an innings. If you look at the current season, 4 out of five, the team who batted 4 times has been victorious.

IPL final figures at Narendra Modi Stadium

The IPL final has been played 2 times so far at the Narendra Modi Stadium. The final of IPL 2022 was played between Gujarat Titans and Rajasthan Royals on this ground. In that match, Gujarat created history by winning by 7 wickets. The next year i.e. the final of the IPL 2023 was also played at the Narendra Modi Stadium. This time Chennai Super Kings won the IPL title for the fifth time by defeating Gujarat Titans by 5 wickets.

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Ahmedabad narendra modi stadium set to host ipl 2025 final: The final match of IPL 2025 will be played on June 3 at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. On Tuesday, BCCI decided this after a long meeting. The first qualifier match of IPL 2025 will also be played at Narendra Modi Stadium itself. The first qualifier match of IPL 2025 is to be played on 1 June.

Update on qualifier-1 and eliminator match also

The first qualifier match of IPL 2025 is to be played on 29 May. This match can be played in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh. Apart from this, the eliminator match played on May 30 can also be held in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh. It has not been officially announced yet.

It is being told that in view of the weather, the BCCI has selected these venue, because the rainy season is slowly starting in the country. For this reason, Ahmedabad has been selected for the final.

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IPL 2025 Final: The final match of the Indian Premier League season 18 was to be played at the Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata on 25 May, before the qualifier 2 was to be held on 23 May. But now BCCI has announced a new schedule, although it has not been informed about the venue of any match of the playoffs. It is reported that there is a possibility of rain in Kolkata on June 3, so the final can be shifted to another venue. The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) is pushing for the heel peak, so that these two big matches are not hosted. Meanwhile, Cab has submitted an important report to BCCI.

On May 7, Indian soldiers took back the retaliation after the Pahalgam attack and damaged 9 terrorist bases of Pakistan. After this, there was a situation of tension between the two countries. On 7 May, KKR vs. CSK match was played in Kolkata, which proved to be the last match before the IPL was postponed. After this, on May 8, the Punjab vs Delhi match had to be stopped in the middle, which will now be played once again.

New schedule of ipl playoffs

The BCCI has announced the new schedule, including the date of the playoff matches. Now the first match of the playoff will be played on 29 May. After this, the eliminator match will be held on May 30, the second qualifier match will be held on June 1 and the final on 3 June. Although the BCCI chose 6 stadiums for the league stage, but has not been able to finalize the venue of the playoff matches yet.

The board said that the decision of the venue of the playoff matches will be taken forward. After which the news came that the host of the final and the qualifier 2 can be snatched away from the Eden Gardens. The reason behind this was the possibility of rain in the days of June 3 and around it. Now Cab has submitted a report to BCCI saying that it would not be right to estimate rain from now on.

What did Cab say in their report

According to the report, the Cricket Association of Bengal contacted the Meteorological Center Kolkata and sought a report of the weather pattern in the city on June 3. CAB has also submitted its report to BCCI, which has clearly said that it is very hurry to predict June 3. It can be forecast by 25 May a week ago.

The association believes that it is not right to take IPL matches away from the city on the basis of weather forecast. He hopes that the BCCI will take a proper decision after seeing the report.

The report quoted the source as saying, “We have done a good job in all matches and we are confident that things will be cured. You cannot guess how the weather will be, we have also sent the documents related to it in our report.”

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IPL 2025 Re-Schedule Dates, Venue: The IPL 2025 tournament held amidst India Pakistan tension can start back from May 15. Australian players have also been informed about this, who have returned to their country. BCCI Vice President Rajiv Shukla has confirmed that today there will be an important meeting in which all aspects including Venue will be reconsidered.

The Australian website codesports has stated in its report that the IPL can start back from May 15, the information has been given to the Australian players. Today, there is an important meeting of BCCI about this, in which EPL Governing Council, officials and officers can take a final decision by discussing the situation.

BCCI Vice President Rajiv Shukla told PTI, “With the new development of the ceasefire, BCCI, IPL Governing Council, officials and officials will meet to discuss the situation tomorrow. We will review the program of the tournament and decide the best possible ways to complete it. All the aspects including the status including the struggle will be re -decided.”

VIDEO | IPL 2025: “With the new development of a ceasefire, the BCCI, IPL Governing Council, Office Bearers, and Officials will meet Tomorrow to discuss the situation. Determine the Best Possible Way to Complete it. pic.twitter.com/ifl05wexq

– Press Trust of India (@Pti_News) May 10, 2025

On which venue will the remaining matches of IPL 2025 be played?

According to ESPN Cricinfo, the remaining matches of IPL 2025 can be held at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore, Chepock in Chennai and Raijee Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad.

How many matches are left in IPL 2025 now?

The Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals match was stopped in the middle in Dharamshala, only after which it was decided to postpone the IPL. Now it is reported that this match will also be played again, when the age of IPL 2025 will start. There are still 13 matches left for league stage including this match. There is no team that has qualified for the playoff while three teams (CSK, RR, SRH) have been out of its race.