In a thrilling final at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) claimed their second Indian Premier League (IPL) title by defeating Gujarat Titans (GT) by five wickets. After winning the toss, RCB opted to bowl first, restricting GT to 155 runs, with Washington Sundar scoring a notable 50 not out. RCB's bowlers, particularly Rasikh Salam Dar (3 wickets for 27 runs), Bhuvneshwar Kumar (2/29), and Josh Hazlewood (2/37), effectively contained the Titans' batting lineup. In response, RCB's chase was led by Virat Kohli, who scored an impressive 75 runs off 42 balls, achieving his fastest IPL playoff fifty. Despite a few setbacks, including a mid-innings collapse that left RCB at 132/5, Kohli's steady performance guided his team to victory with two overs to spare. This win not only secures RCB's second IPL title but also highlights their dominance in the tournament, adding to their previous successes in the Women's Premier League.