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IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 live streaming: Where to watch RCB vs PBKS match today
Check all the details related to the streaming and broadcast of the IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 match between the Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore here
Aditya Kaushik New Delhi
Punjab Kings will take on Royal Challengers Bangalore in Qualifier 1 of IPL 2025 on Wednesday, May 29, at the new PCA Stadium, Mullanpur, Chandigarh. Both teams are looking for their first IPL title and will be leaving no stone unturned to secure the first of two IPL 2025 final spots directly by winning the match. The winning side will fly to Ahmedabad and will await the winner of Qualifier 2 in the final on June 3. The losing side will play Qualifier 2 against the winner of the Eliminator match between Gujarat Titans and Mumbai Indians on Thursday, May 30.
But how can you watch the match live on your TV or stream it on your phone or laptop? Here are all the details.
IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 PBKS vs RCB Broadcast Details
How to Watch PBKS vs RCB IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 Online: Live Streaming and Telecast Information
When will the match between Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore take place in IPL 2025 Qualifier 1?
The PBKS vs RCB IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 match is scheduled for Wednesday, May 29, 2025.
What is the venue for the Punjab Kings vs Royal Challengers Bangalore match in IPL 2025 Qualifier 1?
The IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 match will be played at the new PCA Stadium, Mullanpur, Chandigarh.
What time will the toss take place for the PBKS vs RCB match in IPL 2025 Qualifier 1?
The toss for the PBKS vs RCB IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 match will be held at 7:00 pm IST.
When will the PBKS vs RCB match in IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 start?
The PBKS vs RCB IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 match will begin at 7:30 pm IST.
The PBKS vs RCB IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 match will be telecast live on the Star Sports Network.
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