The IPL 2025 final between Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Punjab Kings (PBKS) was attended by over 90,000 fans on Tuesday, June 3 at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. However, estimates indicate that over 200 people attempted to enter the arena without tickets.
According to GSTV News, 200 people attempted to enter the stadium without tickets amid the chaos. They eventually got captured by the police, so they were unable to watch the cricket play.
Furthermore, the same allegation claimed that approximately 100 cell phones were stolen from the Narendra Modi Stadium during the IPL 2025 final. Complaints have been filed, and the local police are conducting an inquiry.
The report also stated that around 100 mobile phones were stolen at the Narendra Modi Stadium on the IPL 2025 final day. The police have been made aware of the complaints and have started an investigation for this matter.
90,879 ATTENDANCE IN IPL 2025 FINAL AT NARENDRA MODI STADIUM 🤯🔥 pic.twitter.com/JRIfljOhAI
— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) June 3, 2025RCB won their first IPL title with a dramatic six-run victory over PBKS.
Krunal Pandya stars in RCB’s IPL 2025 final win over PBKS
When asked to bat first, RCB finished the innings with 190/9. He got 43 runs in only 35 deliveries during the team’s innings. Notably, Rajat Patidar (26 off 16), Liam Livingstone (25 off 15) and Jitesh Sharma (24 off 10) helped the cause with positive contributions.
Arshdeep Singh and Kyle Jamieson each took three wickets for the Punjab-based team. Shashank Singh was PBKS’ best batsman in the run chase, finishing undefeated on 61 off 30 balls.
However, his late assault was unable to win the championship game for his squad. Krunal Pandya, RCB’s left-arm spinner, grabbed the show with his bowling abilities, giving a clutch performance.
He only allowed 17 runs in his allotted 4-overs spell, also removing Prabhsimran Singh and Josh Inglis. The 34 became the first person in the league’s history to win the Player of the Match award twice in a final match.
