Who is Chris Gayle supporting in IPL 2025 final? 'Universe Boss' appears in a turban and a RCB kit in Ahmedabad

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Saurav Goyal
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Chris Gayle was spotted in Ahmedabad before the IPL 2025 final and he surely made people talk. The man known for his style showed up wearing a mix of RCB and Punjab Kings looks.

Gayle didn’t keep it low-key and wore blue jeans, flashy shoes with RCB colours and shared pictures on Instagram right from the stadium. 

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Gayle has played for both teams during his IPL career and fans from both sides love him. So, when he turned up in an RCB shirt with a Punjabi turban on his head, it was like he wanted to cheer for both.

What did Chris Gayle say about his support in IPL 2025 final?

Gayle finally cleared the confusion himself during a chat with RCB, “It’s one India. I’m from Jamaica. But it’s one India, always one India. Don’t mind what I’m wearing. My turban, my RCB shirt, my RCB shoes. Both teams I represent, and I love both teams.”

It’s clear that Gayle wasn’t picking sides. He showed love for both the franchises that played a big part in his IPL journey. He also thanked RCB for inviting him to the final.

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“Thanks to RCB for having me here. I really and truly appreciate it. So thanks so much for inviting me to the final. I’m going to support each and every one and we’re going to have a good game tonight,” he added.

Why does this final matter to Chris Gayle?

Gayle spent most of his IPL years with Royal Challengers Bengaluru, where he formed an unforgettable top order with Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers. But after that, he also had some iconic moments playing for the Punjab Kings.

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Having been part of both squads, this final is close to his heart. That’s why his outfit, a mix of RCB colours and a Punjab-style turban, felt just right.