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Narendra Modi Stadium (Image source- BCCI/IPL)
The second qualifier of the Indian T20 League saw some great as Rajasthan beat Bangalore by seven wickets to qualify for the final. They will compete against Gujarat at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on the 29th of May.
While the action on the field was unfolding during the second qualifier, spectators generated a fantastic atmosphere in the stands. They were heard singing AR Rahman's Vande Mataram during a break between overs. This video has surfaced on the internet and has given chills to everyone as over 100,000 people sang in unison.
Here is the video of fans enjoying themselves
About last night....
Goosebumps ❤️😍🔥🔥...#RCBvsRR #RCB pic.twitter.com/NhaUKITOvC— RV🇮🇳🤝🇷🇺 (@RS05_1993) May 28, 2022
Notably, the legendary singer AR Rahman will be gracing the Narendra Modi Stadium in the closing ceremony ahead of the Indian T20 League 2022 final. Ranveer Singh will also be performing in the closing ceremony in the final. On May 29th, the closing ceremony will commence at 6:30 PM, prior to the game. The toss will take place at 7:30 p.m., followed by the match at 8 p.m.
As far as the Qualifier 2 between Rajasthan and Bangalore is concerned, the former had a dominant win in the match. At first, the bowlers did well to limit Bangalore to a modest score of 157. Rajat Patidar was Bangalore's lone performer with the bat as he scored an excellent half-century. On the other hand, Obed McCoy and Prasidh Krishna bowled brilliantly at the death to keep the game in control. Both took three wickets.
During the second innings, Bangalore bowlers looked low on confidence as they allowed the opposition batters to settle in. Jos Buttler played an outstanding knock to complete his fourth half-century of the season. He scored 106 runs in 60 balls to comfortably win the match for his team.
Rajasthan will now meet Gujarat in the final at the Narendra Modi Stadium on May 29th. The Sanju Samson-led side will play in the final for the first time since their title-winning campaign in 2008. On the other hand, Gujarat would want to make the best out of the game at their home ground in their debut season.