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Greater Noida (Uttar Pradesh), [India], June 2, 2025: Even as the Intercontinental Legends Championship (ILC) heats up with high-octane clashes, the buzz around the IPL 2025 final is hard to miss for some players. With RCB and Punjab Kings set to face off for the coveted title, players in the ILC who once represented these iconic franchises are stepping up to show their support.
These former IPL players, who are now playing for various teams in the ILC, shared their sentiments for their former IPL teams.
Former Sri Lanka batter Tillakaratne Dilshan who played for RCB, from 2011 to 2013 is currently featuring in ILC for Asian Kings.
Iqbal Abdulla (RCB, 2015–2016)said, “Fans have supported RCB gor 18 years and now its time for the cup. Watching RCB reach the IPL final again is special. I’ll be following every ball and cheering them on from here at ILC and at last I’ll say E Sala Cup Namde.”
Pawan Negi (RCB, 2017–2018) said, “I’ve had some unforgettable moments in RCB colors. The passion of the fans, the energy of the team – it’s unmatched. Wishing them all the best as they fight for the IPL trophy!”
Former Punjab Kings players also expressed excitement as Punjab reach final after defeating Mumbai Indians on Sunday. Parvinder Awana (PBKS, 2012–2015) said
“Punjab Kings will always have a special place in my heart. I loved every moment with them, and it’s fantastic to see them in the IPL final. We are in final after 11 years and I remember bowling the last over in 2014 final, so all the best to Punjab Kings for the final.”
Anureet Singh (PBKS, 2014–2017) said, “Playing for Punjab Kings was an honor, and seeing them reach the IPL final makes me proud. I may be on the ILC field, but I’ll be cheering for them every step of the way!”
Bipul Sharma (PBKS, 2010–2013) said, “I’ve got so many memories with the team, and I’m thrilled they’ve made it to the IPL final. Go Kings, bring the cup home!”
Rishi Dhawan (PBKS, 2014–2016 & 2022–2024) said, “Punjab Kings has been a huge part of my cricket journey – I’ve played for them across different seasons and seen the highs and lows. Now, watching them fight for the title in 2025 is just amazing.
With RCB and Punjab Kings gearing up for the IPL final and the ILC entering its decisive phase, cricket fans are set for a double dose of action and emotion.
The Intercontinental Legends Championship (ILC), is featuring 6 teams from 6 continents. The 6 teams are African Lions, Trans Titans (Australia and New Zealand), Euro Gladiators, American Strikers, Asian Kings and Indian Warriors. The six iconic teams represent six global regions.
The league stage concludes on June 3, paving the way for the semi-finals scheduled for June 4 at 3:30 PM and 7:30 PM, respectively. The grand finale will be held on June 5 at 7:30 PM. The League organised by MVP Quest Private Limited and is managed by 100 Sports
