There Will Be A Grand Closing Ceremony Before The CSK vs GT Final Match

CSK vs GT Final: There Will Be A Grand Closing Ceremony Before The CSK vs GT Final Match. The final match of IPL 2023 will be played today between Chennai Super Kings and Gujarat Titans.

Captain MS Dhoni and Hardik Pandya will be face to face:-

MS Dhoni and Hardik Pandya will be face-to-face as captains. The final clash will begin at 7.30 pm, before which a grand closing ceremony will be held. There will also be a show in the middle, in which Jonita Gandhi and Divine will be performing their songs.

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There will be many colorful programs in the IPL closing ceremony. Top BCCI officials like Secretary Jay Shah, President Roger Binny etc will come to watch the IPL final.

The presidents of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka cricket, who came to India to discuss the Asia Cup, will also come to watch the IPL final match.

Jonita Gandhi will perform in the mid-show:-

The IPL closing ceremony will take place before the Chennai Super Kings vs Gujarat Titans match. But there will be a performance in the middle of the match as well.

Jonita Gandhi and Divine will perform after the first innings and between the start of the second innings.

Jonita Gandhi can sizzle by singing her superhit songs Breakup Song, Current Laga Re Halamithi Habibo, etc. It is certain that the entertainment is going to be full with the match in the IPL final.

IPL 2023 Closing Ceremony Performers:–

1- King Singer
2- Nucleya
3- Jonita Gandhi
4- Divine

IPL Closing Ceremony Time: At what time will the IPL closing ceremony start? The closing ceremony of IPL will start around 5:30 in the evening.

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The stadium gates will open at 4 pm. Entry will be given to the audience from 4 pm. This is the largest cricket stadium in the world. A beautiful view of lights will also be seen in this stadium with a capacity of one lakh 32 thousand spectators.