While the IPL 2025 qualifier-2 matches are going to be played at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings will land on the ground with full preparation. The match will be very important for both teams as the match -winning team will play the match against Royal Challengers Bangalore in the final.
Qualifier-2 at Narendra Modi Stadium
The IPL 2025 qualifier-2 matches will be held on June 1 at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. This match for cricket fans is not even less than a festival as this match will decide who will go to the final and who will be entitled to the trophy. Mumbai Indians will face Punjab Kings in this match. The match will prove very important to reach the final and that is why all the cricket lovers are currently watching on the day of June 1. But if this qualifier-2 match is canceled for rain or for some other reason, which team will play in the final? Let’s know this rule.
Who will play the final if the match is canceled?
According to the rules of the IPL, if the qualifier-2 match is canceled for rain or for some other reason, it is not possible to play the match on the Reserve Day for some reason, the Best ranking team in the league stage will be admitted to the final. According to the points table, Punjab Kings, who are in the first place with 21 points in the league stage and better net run rate (+0.376) so that if the match is canceled for rain or other reasons, this means that Punjab will play against the RCB in the Kings final.
Attempts to get the result at any cost
This match between Punjab Kings and Gujarat Titans is very important. The effort of management will be that at any cost the result of the match, and for this reason, the Reserve Day has also been kept. If the game is not completed on the day of the match, the match will be played the next day for cricket enthusiasts. On the Reserve Day, the match will start from where it was closed. However, to get the result of the match, it is necessary to play at least 5-5 overs.
