Pandya ‘Crown’ History ‘copies the iconic celebration of Hardik Pandya after becoming the first player …

Pandya crown, on Tuesday (June 3rd), starred with the ball to help Royal Challengers Bengalur beat Punjab Kings in the IPL 2025 final and won his maiden title.

Clothing based in Bengaluru beat Punjab Kings with 6 run in an exciting final at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

The Pandya Crown shines

Spinners usually fight the site, but the Pandya crown made a huge impact and was named a match player for his amazing account. He only gave 17 runs to his 4 addings and picked up 2 key wickekets. In a match in which most bowlers fought for maintaining a good economical rate, the Pandya Crown acknowledged only 4.2 driving than more.

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He put RCB in a strong position, rejecting the well -placed Prabhsimran Singh and Josha Inglis. It was fourth when he rejected Ingglis at 39 rides and gave only 3 driving.

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After winning the finals, Pandya Crown celebrated the opportunity by repeating the celebration of his brother Hardik’s trademark. With the IPL trophy in front of him, the crown posed with his arms stretched just as Hardik did after winning the champion trophy earlier this year.

❤️ @Rcbtweets pic.twitter.com/nrsgtjv8br

– Pandya crown (@krunalpandya24) June 4, 2025

Crown × Hardik – celebration of trademark 🥶 pic.twitter.com/tqryjuspig

– Johns. (@Criccreatyjohns) June 4, 2025

Pandya Crown creates history

A stunning appearance in the IPL 2025 finals also helped the Pandya crown to create history. He has now become the first player to win a player twice for the IPL finals award. He won the first prize in 2017 when he played for Mumbai Indians.

In that finals, he was crucial to the match player for their efforts to strike while the Mumbaj Indians beat the now -corrupt Rising full supergiant for only 1 ride. First, hitting, the Mumbaj Indians intensified in 79/7 before the Pandya crown hit them in 47 races, attacked them to a challenging total number.

Knight player 😎#Krunalpandya #Rcb #Rcbvspbs #Rcbvpbks #IPL2025 #IPL2025Final pic.twitter.com/k2pptviotp

– Cricbuzz (@cricbuzz) June 4, 2025

I just supported myself – the Pandya crown

“When we hit the first stacks, I sat outside and talked to the dough, I realized that there was a slower bowl, but in this format as a bowler you need a gut to do it because the edge of the mistake is small.

“I just supported myself and thought that if I was able to change my pace and keep it more on a slower side, I would create chances, not just enter and release it,” said the crown after the game.

Coming to the game, RCB scored 190/9 in the awarded 20 supplements. In response, Punjab Kings finished his entrance 184/7.