IPL 2025 Final Highlights: RCB Win Maiden title; Waiting at the end of 18 years for King Kohli and RCB

IPL 2025 Final Highlights: RCB wins Maiden title after a very expected 18 years in the most prestigious tournament in the world, the Indian Premier League. Emotions run high for the RCB fans, veteran Virat KohliAnd everyone in that red dugout.

Royal Challengers Schipper Rajat Patidar was not favored by the Toss Coin because it fell in favor of Shreyas Iyer, the captain who has been praised so much in this edition of the IPL since day 1. In contrast to most previously made decisions, Iyer decided to keep up with the location. They chased a Mammoet 200+ Totally against one of the best bowling attacks in the IPL, the Mumbai Indians, a day ago in qualifying 2.

However, things do not always go as planned, such as not for the Punjab Kings Skipper, Shreyas Iyer. The Narendra Modi number was not the same that Punjab Kings played against the Mumbai -Indians, and the raised RCB side after their big victory last time was an even better bowling side than the Mi Bowlers a day ago.

IPL 2025 Final Highlights: RCB Win Maiden Title

IPL 2025 Final highlights: RCB stroke people diligently contribute to a decent target in the final

The Royal Challengers Bangalore have been good with the bat and received important contributions from their opening couple, Phil Salt and Virat Kohli. This time also round, Phil Salt, who wanted to fascinate the attack early, was rejected after he scored 16 fast runs in the Powerplay.

Virat Kohli played a master class of a finely manufactured innings, which slowly placed a target for RCB. In addition to King Kohli, every other batter in that RCB-Middelste order contributed considerably, with well-made 20S from Mayank, skipper Patidar, Livingstone and eventually Jitesh Sharma at the back of the innings.

IPL 2025 Final Highlights: Krunal Pandya and Bhuvi do it for RCB in the big stage

Punjab Kings had to chase a smaller total than at this location just a day ago against the Mumbai Indians, but this time it was the final and the pressure felt very different. The Punjab Kings oppers Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh looked good in the first overs, but did not manage to put forward in the partnership while Wickets fell regularly.

But despite the fall of wickets and even the skipper, Shreyas IyerPunjab’s best Slagman, was only fired for 1 point, they still looked good at the game and never saw it slipping away from their reach. Josh Inglis’s and later Shasank Singh’s presence on the fold kept hope alive for the Punjab Kings; The big breakthrough of Marcus Stoinis and two silent overs of Bhuvi and Yash Dayal, however, earned the first title for RCB, before Shashank Singh Hazlewood took 22 points in the final, with 29 points needed for a victory.

PBK’s lost the game with 6 points, because it brought joy and tears in the eyes of ‘King’ Kohli; Even Ab de Villiers present on the field, ran high on emotions with RCB’s heroic victory in the Narendra Modi Stadium.

Also read: Heinrich Klaasen Retirement: South Africa Star stops international cricket at 33