IPL 2022 Final Match, GT VS RR Highlights: GT beat RR by 7 wickets to win IPL 2022

IPL 2022 GT Vs RR Final Match Live Updates: Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad will host IPL 2022's last match with crowd of over 1 lakh expected for the tie.

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Indian Premier League debutants Gujarat Titans will take on 2008 champions Rajasthan Royals in the IPL 2022 Final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday (May 29). The final will get underway at 8pm onwards, with the toss at 730pm and will be preceded by a grand Closing Ceremony featuring the likes of Ranveer Singh, AR Rahman and Neeti Mohan.

The Closing Ceremony of the IPL 2022 will begin at 625pm IST onwards. Hardik Pandya’s Titans have been the IPL 2022 league stage table toppers and booked their place after defeating the Royals in Qualifier 1 by seven wickets.

The Royals, on the other hand, took the long route to the final – by defeating Royal Challengers Bangalore in Qualifier 2 on Friday. Sanju Samson’s side features the Orange Cap holder Jos Buttler, who has score 824 runs with four hundreds and four fifties so far in the tournament.

RR also have the joint-highest wicket-taker in their side – Yuzvendra Chahal – with 26 wickets, same as current Purple Cap holder Wanindu Hasaranga of RCB. However, it will be an engaging contest as Titans are the form side while Royals are a power-packed unit.

Catch all the LIVE updates from Gujarat Titans vs Rajasthan Royals IPL 2022 Final right here.

29 May 2022

29 May 2022 23:36 IST

GT win by 7 wickets

Gujarat Titans beat the Rajasthan Royal with 7 wickets in hand as David Miller 32 (19), Shubman Gill 45 (43) guide their team to the IPL 2022 trophy in the final at the Narendra Modi Stadium. What a brilliant performance by the GT team, an all-round performance guide the new franchise to their maiden IPL title.

29 May 2022 23:28 IST

RR need a MIRACLE

Rajasthan Royals need a miracle as GT need just 9 runs off the 18 balls to win the IPL 2022 trophy. Brilliant batting by the GT opener Shubman Gill and Miller in pressure.

GT- 122/3 (17 Overs), Gill 37 (36) & Miller 29 (17)