TATA IPL 2025 Final Preview: Punjab Kings vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru | Who Will Win?

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TATA IPL 2025 Final Preview: Punjab Kings vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru | Who Will Win? The TATA IPL 2025 season has produced some great excitement, drama, and unforgettable performances. New bold decisions at captaincy, brilliant batting, and of course new stars emerging on the cricket horizon have had fans talking about this season. As we look forward to the IPL 2025 Final, we have an exciting showdown in front of us, as PBKS and RCB are both fighting to win their first IPL title. IPL 2025 Season Snapshot The IPL 2025 Indian Premier League season featured a total of ten teams, who continually battled against each other for playoff spots during the season. Both Mumbai Indians (MI) and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) are historically great franchises, but they brought hints of greatness in all their games and the stories of PBKS and RCB as turnaround teams from last season stood out in the IPL 2025 fairly, with fresh new energy, smart leadership, and consistent delivering of their pl...

RCB's Dominant Display Ends CSK's Home Streak at Chepauk

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) put up a commanding performance at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, hammering 50 runs past Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and finally breaking their duck after 17 years at Chepauk.

RCB's Innings:

RCB, who batted first, scored a strong 196/7. Under the leadership of skipper Rajat Patidar, who fortuitously had a half-century, it resisted well. Phil Salt made a brisk 56 and there were contributions from Rajat Patidar (34) and Liam Livingstone (15 not out) which helped RCB make a competitive score.

CSK's Response:

CSK's chase of 197 fell short under the disciplined bowling from RCB. Playing at home, the team was unable to find momentum and kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Ravindra Jadeja made 25 in a 19-ball innings before being caught by Phil Salt off Josh Hazlewood's bowling. In the end, CSK ended up with a total of 146/8 in 20 overs and it was CSK's heaviest defeat at Chepauk so far.

 

Key Performances:

Josh Hazlewood: The Aussie pacer was the architect of CSK's downfall, as he ended up with an outstanding spell of 4-0-21-3.

Rajat Patidar: His half-century set the tone for the innings, both as resistance and as the skill.

Turning Point:

RCB had CSK's tap turned off in the powerplay overs, and the mounting pressure meant they had to go through ugly passages of play where they were losing wickets at inopportune moments.

Conclusion:

This victory augurs for RCB early in IPL 2025 season and this paves the way for their ambitions to be a huge threat.” This match should be an alarm bell for CSK to return to the drawing board, especially considering their home conditions, which have been their stronghold so far.


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