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Chris Gayle's viral look: Turban for Punjab Kings, jersey for RCB ahead of IPL 2025 final

In an Instagram post, Gayle is seen sporting a turban, symbolising his support for PBKS, and wearing an RCB jersey and customised shoes displaying the Red and Gold colours of RCB

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Ahmedabad, Updated At : 11:48 PM Jun 03, 2025 IST
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West Indies cricket icon Chris Gayle has extended his support to both Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Punjab Kings (PBKS) -- his former Indian Premier League (IPL) teams -- ahead of their much-anticipated IPL 2025 clash at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium on Tuesday.

In an Instagram post, Gayle was seen sporting a turban, symbolising his support for PBKS, and wearing an RCB jersey and customised shoes displaying the Red and Gold colours of RCB.

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"Let The Game Begin! RCB v PBKS #OneIndia #IPL #Finals #2025," posted Gayle on Instagram.

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Gayle has represented both RCB and PBKS in his illustrious IPL career.

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