The second qualifying match of IPL 2022 is played between Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore at Ahmedabad Stadium (Narendra Modi Stadium). Rajasthan captain Sanju Samson won the toss and decided to throw first. The winning team of today’s match will face Gujarat Titans in the final. The closing ceremony (IPL 2022 Closing Ceremony) will be held before the final match of IPL 2022 (May 29). Besides actor Ranveer Singh and music composer AR Rahman, many celebrities from the world of cricket and ICC officials will take part in this. According to media reports, Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah may make it to the final match.
After a long wait of about 4 years at IPL, the closing ceremony will be seen. This match will be played 50 minutes before kick-off. After this, the match will start from 8 o’clock. During the event, BCCI will celebrate 75 years of India’s Independence in a very unique way. Due to the Corona epidemic, no IPL-related program was organized for the last four years. But this time all the preparations have been completed. Before this, the last IPL closing ceremony was held in the year 2018.
The IPL closing ceremony will take place just before the league’s season 15 finale in Ahmedabad. According to press reports, the closing ceremony will be 45 minutes long. The board has entrusted the responsibility to an agency for its organization. The Indian cricket journey will also be on display during the closing ceremony. During this, the trailer for Aamir Khan’s upcoming film Lal Singh Chaddha will also be released. This will be the first time a movie trailer will be released on Indian television during a cricket match.
BCCI President Sourav Ganguly told a website that “the event will also celebrate the 75th Independence Day of India. The event will also look at the journey that Indian cricket has made over the past 7 decades,” he said. that with the final match in Ahmedabad, we will celebrate the country’s 75th Independence by showcasing the journey of Indian cricket with a special show.