Unseen Footage From IPL 2025 Final Shows Mayank Agarwal Empty An Ice Box On Virat Kohli and Krunal Pandya [WATCH]

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) defeated the Punjab Kings (PBKS) by six runs in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 Final to clinch their maiden title after a long wait of 18 years. An unseen video of the players celebrating their joyous victory on the ground has recently surfaced on social media.

It was seen that Mayank Agarwal, who replaced an injured Devdutt Padikkal towards the business end of the tournament, was pouring a box full of ice upon their former captain Virat Kohli and IPL 2025 Final’s Player of the Match, Krunal Pandya.

Watch the video here:

RCB are the IPL 2025 Champions

The Bengaluru outfit produced exceptional performances throughout the tournament. They registered a record seven-match winning streak in away games this season. Among others, Kohli and Krunal also played key roles in the title-winning campaign.

With 657 runs in 15 matches, the 36-year-old once again became the highest run-scorer for his franchise. He also put up eight fifty-plus scores this season, which is the most in his IPL career so far. Moreover, this is Kohli’s third successive season of notching up 600-plus scores since 2023. After continuing to play for the same franchise for 18 years, Kohli finally got to kiss that elusive IPL trophy.

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Ex-Mumbai Indians all-rounder Krunal also played some crucial knocks with the bat and scalped 17 wickets at an economy of 8.24. His heroics also include a four-wicket haul against his former team and a match-turning spell of 2/17 in the IPL 2025 Final against PBKS.

Mayank has also had a decent season with 95 runs in four matches at a strike rate of 148.44. His 23-ball-41 played a pivotal role in RCB’s win in Qualifier 1 over PBKS, alongside Jitesh Sharma’s quickfire 85* runs off 33 balls at a blazing strike rate of 257.57.

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