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ipl 2025 final: rcb v pbks
IPL 2025 Final: RCB v PBKS
Kyle Jamieson struck early to remove Phil Salt in the PowerPlay
Virat Kohli and Mayank Agarawal pushed RCB ahead, albeit slowly from thereon
Yuzvendra Chahal dismissed Mayank Agarawal right after the PowerPlay
Rajat Patidar started well but was snuffed out by Jamieson
Liam Livingstone and Jitesh Sharma came together at the start of the death overs
Jitesh turned the innings around by taking Jamieson to the cleaners before falling to Vijaykumar Vyshak
Arshdeep Singh bowled a fabulous 20th over that read: 1 W 1 W 1 W to deny RCB a 200 total. They finished on 190/9
Josh Hazlewood struck the first blow in PBKS' scratchy start as he dismissed Priyansh Arya. That came through a fabulous boundary-line blinder from Phil Salt
Josh Inglis started well once more to push PBKS ahead
Krunal Pandya bowled a stirring, championship-winning spell through the middle-overs, finishing with figures of 2-17
Bhuvneshwar Kumar dismissed Nehal Wadhera and Marcus Stoinis in the same over
Shashank Singh and the lower order were left with too much to do in the end
RCB held on to win the game by 6 runs
With the win, RCB ended their 17 year wait to get their hands on the maiden IPL title
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