Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeated Gujarat Titans on Sunday to win their second consecutive IPL title [3].

The victory establishes RCB as a dominant force in the league and places them in an elite group of franchises capable of defending a championship.

The final took place at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad [2]. Gujarat Titans set a target of 156 runs [1]. RCB successfully chased the total, securing the trophy after a tense encounter that saw Rashid Khan take two quick wickets to threaten the momentum.

Virat Kohli played a pivotal role in the chase, scoring the fastest fifty of his IPL career [3]. His aggressive batting provided the foundation for the win, allowing RCB to reach the target of 156 [1].

With this victory, RCB has become only the third franchise in the history of the league to win back-to-back IPL championships [3]. They join Chennai Super Kings, and Mumbai Indians as the only teams to achieve this feat.

The win marks a significant milestone for the Bengaluru-based team, which has now secured two successive titles [3]. The match concluded with RCB holding their nerve in the final overs to complete the chase against the Titans.

“RCB has become only the third franchise in the history of the league to win back-to-back IPL championships.”

By securing two consecutive titles, Royal Challengers Bengaluru has transitioned from a perennial contender to a dynasty. Joining Chennai Super Kings, and Mumbai Indians as the only teams to achieve back-to-back wins validates their current roster construction and tactical approach under pressure in high-stakes finals.