IPL 2025 Final In Ahmedabad: A Look At Stadium's IPL Track Record

A total of 40 IPL matches have been played at the Narendra Modi Stadium so far.

IPL Record at Narendra Modi Stadium.

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The final of IPL 2025, which was earlier scheduled to be held on May 25 at Eden Gardens, Kolkata, will now take place on June 3 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Ahead of the grand finale, let's take a look at how this venue has performed in the IPL and whether batters or bowlers tend to dominate here.

IPL Record at Narendra Modi Stadium

A total of 40 IPL matches have been played at the Narendra Modi Stadium so far:

21 matches have been won by the chasing team

19 matches were won by the team batting first

While historically there's a slight edge for teams chasing, recent trends suggest a shift in balance.

Highest team total: 243 runs by Punjab Kings (IPL 2025)

Highest successful chase: 204 runs by Gujarat Titans

Batters vs Bowlers in Ahmedabad

The pitch in Ahmedabad generally favors batters, with good bounce and carry making shot-making easier. However, fast bowlers can be effective early in the innings when the ball is new.

In IPL 2025, the venue has hosted 5 matches, and:

4 matches were won by teams batting first

This points to a trend reversal where batting first has become a clear advantage this season.

IPL Finals at Narendra Modi Stadium: A Quick Look Back

This will be the third IPL final held at the Narendra Modi Stadium:

IPL 2022: Gujarat Titans defeated Rajasthan Royals to win their maiden title

IPL 2023: Chennai Super Kings clinched their fifth title, defeating Gujarat Titans by 5 wickets

With the IPL 2025 final set to take place in Ahmedabad, teams will need to plan their strategies carefully based on the pitch behavior and recent trends.

While data shows a chasing advantage, the ongoing season has seen batting-first teams thrive. One thing is certain - the stage is set for another thrilling IPL finale at the world's largest cricket stadium.

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