Preity Zinta, the co-owner of Punjab Kings, shared a warm and encouraging message for the team and its captain, Shreyas Iyer, ahead of the IPL 2025 final. Punjab Kings are playing against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the final match, which will be held at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. This is a big moment for the team, as they are hoping to win their first-ever IPL title.
Preity Zinta Praises Shreyas Iyer Before IPL Final
Throughout the season, Punjab Kings performed very well. Under the leadership of Shreyas Iyer, the team showed great teamwork and consistency. They finished at the top of the points table after the league matches, winning nine games. Although they lost the first qualifier against Royal Challengers Bengaluru, they came back strongly to win the second qualifier by defeating Mumbai Indians. This win gave them the chance to play the final against RCB once again.
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Preity Zinta has been very supportive of the team all season. She often attends matches and motivates players and fans. Before the final, she posted a special video montage on social media, celebrating the team’s journey. She praised Shreyas Iyer, calling him a “dynamic sarpanch,” and also thanked the coach Ricky Ponting and the coaching staff for their hard work. She mentioned important players like Lockie Ferguson, Glenn Maxwell, and Marco Jansen, who helped make the final possible.
In her message, Preity Zinta expressed how much the team and fans want to win the IPL trophy. She ended the post with an inspiring phrase, “One more game to go… Bas Jeetna Hai,” meaning they just have to win. Her words show the strong spirit and hope within the team and supporters.
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This final is only the second time Punjab Kings have reached the IPL final, their first being in 2014. Both teams in the final have not yet won the IPL title, so a new champion is guaranteed this year. Preity Zinta’s heartfelt message could be the motivation Punjab Kings need to bring the trophy home.
