The Indian Premier League 2026 came to a thrilling end as Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeated Gujarat Titans by five wickets in the grand final held at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The highly anticipated clash brought together two of the tournament’s best-performing teams, with both sides aiming to win their second IPL championship. After being put under pressure by Bengaluru’s disciplined bowling attack, Gujarat Titans managed to post 155/8 in their 20 overs. Several GT batters got starts, but regular wickets prevented them from building a massive total in the title decider. Chasing 156 for victory, RCB began confidently with star batter Virat Kohli leading from the front. Kohli played a composed and impactful innings, scoring a crucial half-century and keeping the scoreboard moving during key moments of the chase. His experience proved vital as Bengaluru steadily moved closer to the target. Despite a few late wickets, RCB maintained control and successfully reached 161/5 in 18 overs, sealing a memorable victory with two overs to spare. The win sparked celebrations among Bengaluru supporters as the franchise added another major achievement to its history. The IPL 2026 season delivered unforgettable moments, emerging stars, and intense competition. Young batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi finished the tournament with the Orange Cap after scoring 776 runs in a record-breaking campaign, while several teams fought fiercely for playoff spots throughout the season. With the 2026 season now concluded, cricket fans will remember the tournament for its dramatic matches, standout individual performances, and a final that crowned Royal Challengers Bengaluru as IPL champions.