IPL 2025 Awards: The IPL 2025 title has been won by Royal Challengers Bangalore. He registered a historic victory by defeating Punjab Kings by 6 runs. The Bengaluru team played a strong game throughout the tournament, but the player playing the most dot in the season is not from Bangalore. Mohammad Siraj, who played Gujarat Titans, has received the Green Dot Ball of the Season Award. Please tell that Siraj was playing for RCB till 2024.

This bowler threw the most dot ball

Mohammad Siraj has thrown the most dot ball in IPL 2025. Please tell that Gujarat Titans bought Siraj in mega auction for Rs 12.5 crore. He took 16 wickets in 15 matches throughout the season. Among the bowlers throwing the most dot balls, the famous Krishna of Gujarat was also in second place. Krishna threw 146 dot balls in the season. Mohammad Siraj, who threw the most dot ball in the season, received the ‘Green Dot Ball of the Season Award’. For this achievement, he got a reward of Rs 10 lakh along with the trophy.

5 players throwing the most dot balls

Mohammad Siraj was the bowler who bowled the most dot ball, while his team members were famous in the second place as well. The third place was with Khalil Ahmed of Chennai Super Kings. Ahmed had bowled 137 dot balls in 14 matches, while CSK failed to reach the playoffs. Arshdeep Singh, who finished fourth, also threw 137 dot balls. The fifth place was near Jasprit Bumrah, who ball balls 128 dot in 12 matches.

• Mohammad Siraj (GT) – 151 dot ball
• Famous Krishna (GT) – 146 dot ball
• Khalil Ahmed (CSK) – 137 dot ball
• Arshdeep Singh (PBKS) – 137 dot ball
• Jaspreet Bumrah (Mi) – 128 dot ball

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IPL 2025 Final Weather Report: When the new schedule of IPL 2025 came amid Indo-Pak tension, the date of the final match was extended from May 25 to June 3. At the same time, the final venue was changed to Narendra Modi Stadium (Ahmedabad) from Eden Gardens (Kolkata). The qualifier-2 match between Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings was also played in the same ground, which started late due to rain. Since the finals will also be played on this ground, we know how the weather is going to be on the day of the title.

How will the weather be in the final?

RCB defeated Punjab Kings in qualifier-1 and got admission to the finals. The final match is to be played in Ahmedabad on 3 June. According to Aqueder, the sky may be cloudy on June 3, while only 3 percent rainfall is likely in the evening. However, there has been a lot of rain during the day. Strong winds may occur in the evening, but there is little possibility that the rain will interfere in the final match.

Punjab-Mumbai match started late

The second qualifier match between Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings was played at the Narendra Modi Stadium. After winning the toss in the match, Punjab had chosen bowling first, but it rained before the first ball was thrown. Due to this, the match started about 2 hours late, but due to the new rules of BCCI, there was no cut in overs.

Similar rules will also apply to the final match. Let us know that BCCI had allotted an additional 120 minute additional time for the playoff matches. This means that the match is not able to start on time due to rain, then the overs will not be cut even when the match starts at 9:30 pm.

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