‘One more game to go …’: Preity Zinta’s special post for ‘dynamic Sarpanch’ Shreyas Iyer ahead of IPL final | Cricket News

Preity Zinta and Shreyas Iyer (Pic credit score: IPL)

NEW DELHI: As Punjab Kings gear up for their greatest evening of the season — the IPL 2025 final towards Royal Challengers Bengaluru on the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Tuesday — workforce co-owner and Bollywood star Preity Zinta shared a heartfelt message of congratulations and encouragement.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!The Shreyas Iyer-led PBKS facet has been a revelation this season. They topped the factors desk after the league stage with 9 wins, showcasing consistency and workforce spirit. Despite a hiccup in Qualifier 1 towards RCB, they bounced again emphatically by defeating five-time champions Mumbai Indians in Qualifier 2, organising a high-stakes rematch with RCB.

Ahead of the final, Zinta, who has been an everyday presence at PBKS matches all through the season, took to social media to share an emotional visible montage and a spirited observe for the workforce.“All smiles as @PunjabKingsIPL make it to the final after a SUPER TEAM EFFORT led by our dynamic sarpanch @ShreyasIyer15, our passionate coach @RickyPonting & the entire coaching staff & everyone at PBKS,” she wrote. “Today will be incomplete without mentioning Lockie Ferguson, Glenn Maxwell & Marco Jansen for making this final possible. One more game to go … Bas Jeetna Hai | IPL 2025 | Sadda Punjab | Ting!”Zinta’s passionate involvement — from cheering within the stands to interacting with followers and gamers — has made her a beloved determine among the many PBKS trustworthy. Her message displays the collective emotion of the franchise and its supporters, who now dare to dream of their maiden IPL title.

Tuesday’s final marks PBKS’s second-ever IPL final look, their first since 2014. With each groups nonetheless chasing their first title, a brand new champion is assured — and Preity Zinta’s rallying cry may simply be the additional push Punjab wants.