Punjab Kings (PBKS) and royal challengers Bengaluru (RCB) will face each other in a very expected meeting in Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, Thursday (May 29). Both teams dominated the 2025 season of Indian Premier League (IPL) and want to win the qualifier 1 to finish a place in the final. However, if rain plays in the upcoming collision, the game can be delayed, shortened or dropped. Here is a detailed explanation of what will happen if it rains in the PBKS vs RCB game. What will happen if it rains in PBKS vs RCB, qualifier 1? The duration of the game will be shortened based on the cut -off time. The minimum number of overs that can be played during the game is five overs for each side. However, if it keeps showering and not even a 5-over game is possible, the game will be dropped. Is there a reserve day? No, there is no reserve day for the qualifier 1. How will the desert match have an impact on the qualification for the final collision? If the match is dropped, the team that ended at a higher position after the league stage will directly into the collision in the top storm. Who will seal the final cabin in such a scenario? If qualifier 1 is abandoned, Punjab Kings will become the first team scheduled to the final of IPL 2025 on June 3. In such a case, RCB will end against the winners of Eliminator in the qualifying 2. PBKS and RCB on IPL 2025 Points Table PBKS and RCB, both league states with 19 points end. However, the Shreyas Iyer-led team prevailed with a better no. While the NRR of RCB is +0.301, above the scope table with an NRR of +0.372. Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh – Weather Report According to Accuweather, it will be unlikely to rain on the venue. In Mullanpur, the temperature is expected to be about 35 ° C at the beginning of the Punjab Kings vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru match, which cools to about 28 ° C by the end. Humidity levels will vary between 38% and 51% during the match. It is predicted that the air will remain clear by the qualifier 1 collision.
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