200 people caught entering Narendra Modi Stadium without tickets during RCB vs PBKS IPL 2025 final: Reports

Over 90,000 fans attended the IPL 2025 final between Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Punjab Kings (PBKS) at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad, on Tuesday, June 3. However, reports have emerged that around 200 people tried to enter the venue without tickets.

As per GSTV News, 200 people attempted to get inside the stadium without tickets amid the rush. However, they ultimately couldn't witness the cricketing action as they were caught by the police.

Furthermore, the same report also suggested that around 100 mobile phones were stolen at the Narendra Modi Stadium during the IPL 2025 final. Complaints have been registered for the same and the local police have initiated an investigation.

According to Star Sports, 90,879 spectators were in attendance at the stadium for the summit clash. It is worth mentioning that the match was initially scheduled to be played at Eden Gardens, Kolkata, but was later relocated to Ahmedabad because of the weather forecast.

RCB secured a stunning six-run victory over PBKS to clinch their maiden IPL trophy.

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Krunal Pandya played a starring role in RCB's IPL 2025 final win over PBKS

After being asked to bat first in the IPL 2025 final, RCB registered 190/9 in 20 overs. Virat Kohli scored 43 runs off 35 deliveries at the top of the order. The likes of Rajat Patidar (26 off 16), Liam Livingstone (25 off 15) and Jitesh Sharma (24 off 10) also chipped in with useful contributions.

Arshdeep Singh and Kyle Jamieson picked up three wickets each for the Punjab-based side. Shashank Singh was the top performer with the bat for PBKS in the run chase, remaining unbeaten on 61 from 30 balls.

However, his late blitz wasn't enough to take his team home in the ultimate showdown. RCB's left-arm spinner Krunal Pandya stole the show with his bowling exploits, delivering a clutch performance.

He conceded just 17 runs from his full quota of four overs while taking the important wickets of Prabhsimran Singh and Josh Inglis. The 34-year-old won his second Player of the Match award in an IPL final, becoming the first to do so in the league's history.