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Eight people died and over 50 were injured in a stampede near Bengaluru’s Chinnaswamy Stadium during RCB's IPL 2025 victory celebration. The incident occurred as crowds surged into the venue. Police and ambulances struggled amid the chaos and congestion.
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Three people died and over 20 were injured in a stampede near Bengaluru’s Chinnaswamy Stadium during RCB's IPL 2025 victory celebration. The incident occurred as crowds surged into the venue. Police and ambulances struggled amid the chaos and congestion.
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Not surprisingly, when RCB pulled off a six-run win against Punjab Kings in the 2025 final, the way Kohli, who first played for RCB at the age of 18, struggled to control his emotions was understandable
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“After the Qualifier, we thought that we could go through. I think 190 was a good score on this track as it was a bit slow. Bowlers executing their plans were tremendous to watch,” the winning captain said
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Kohli believes there is nothing more important than playing Test cricket and said only after you perform in the longest format, will the world respect a player for his game.
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RCB finally got to lift the trophy after finishing runners-up on three occasions previously. It was a heartbreaking loss for Punjab Kings who were playing only their second final and first since 2014.
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AI chatbots including ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini have made their predictions for the IPL 2025 final between Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bengaluru. While RCB is the favorite for two bots, Gemini believes PBKS will edge out a thrilling victory.
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RCB will now play their fourth IPL final on June 3 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad
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Hanumangarhi Temple Mahant Sanjay Das confirmed that the celebrity couple came to the temple this morning before proceeding to the Ram Temple
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Finch was all praise for Punjab Kings captain Shreyas Iyer.
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RCB tops the points table after match cancelled due to incessant rain and both teams sharing a point each
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Virat Kohli’s leadership marked a shift in how India competed overseas — with aggression, self-belief and refusal to settle for second best
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The absence of Indian batting stalwarts Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli from the Test series in England will give a "massive boost" to the hosts, said former all-rounder Moeen Ali
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Virat Kohli's retirement is a huge loss to Test cricket but his announcement on Monday was not entirely surprising. Perhaps the microscopic attention "became too much" for the superstar towards the fag end of his career in the longest format
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The 36-year-old Kohli declared his inspiring innings in the traditional format on Monday, scoring 9230 runs from 123 matches with 30 hundreds at an average of 46.85
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Not much separates the fantastic duo, especially in terms of numbers, too, if one takes a comparison of these two legends in the last five years of their Test careers - Virat scored 2640 runs in 47 Tests with five centuries and Rohit 2716 runs in 40 Tests with nine centuries
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Virat Kohli put an end to all speculation by formally announcing his retirement from Test cricket
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Sources indicate that top officials have reached out to Kohli, urging him to reconsider his decision, especially with significant tours on the horizon
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India’s batting icon Virat Kohli shared a heartfelt message on social media, expressing his respect for the armed forces. “We stand united with and salute our armed forces for their unwavering commitment in defending our nation during these challenging times. We remain forever grateful for their courage and deeply appreciate the sacrifices they and their families make for our country.”
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Notwithstanding the commendable batting performances of CSK's Ayush Mhatre (48-ball 94) and Ravindra Jadeja (77 not out), RCB beat Chennai by 2 runs in the last over