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 Playoffs Schedule: The 18th season of the Indian Premier League is now in its final stop. The league matches of this season are over. Now on Thursday, May 29, the playoffs will start. Punjab Kings, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Gujarat Titans and Mumbai Indians have qualified in the playoffs.

First qualifier on May 29

The first qualifier of IPL 2025 will be played between Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore. This match will be played in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh. The toss of the match will be at seven in the evening, while the match will start from seven and a half hours. The team winning this match will enter the finals directly, while the losing team will have to play another qualifier.

Eliminator on 30 May

On Friday, 30 May, an eliminator match will be held in Mullanpur in New Chandigarh. The eliminator will take place between Gujarat Titans and Mumbai Indians in the match. The team that won this match will play the second qualifier with the first qualifier losing team. The toss of the match will be at seven in the evening, while the match will start from seven and a half hours.

Second qualifier on 1 June

On Sunday, June 1, a second qualifier match will be played at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Qualifier-2 will be played between the winning team of the eliminator match and the Qualifier-1 losing team. The winning team will enter the final. The toss of the match will be at seven in the evening, while the match will start from seven and a half hours.

Final on 3 June

Let us tell you that on June 3, the final match of IPL 2025 will be played. The title match will be held at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The final match will be played between Qualifier-1 and Qualifier-2 winning teams. The toss of the match will be at seven in the evening, while the match will start from seven and a half hours.

Reserve Day for the finals just

Let us know that there is no reserve day in the qualifier and eliminator match in the IPL. By the way, till now the qualifier and eliminator matches in the IPL have never been washed in the rain. In view of the rain, the BCCI has kept extra time for two hours. That is, even if the match starts at 9:30, the match of the entire 20 overs will be played. If the match could not be held at all due to rain, then the team living up in the points table in the league stage will move forward. That is, the winner of that match. Reserve Day has been kept for the title match.