RCB vs CSK blockbuster takes centrestage at wedding; guests chant RCB, RCB! Watch

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NEW DELHI: Wedding processions were put on hold as the bridegroom along with the guests was seen enjoying the

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

vs Chennai Super Kings IPL blockbuster on Saturday.
In unprecedented scenes, the match was being shown on the projector at the wedding and was placed adjacent to the bride and groom's centrestage.
The groom too seemed distracted by the thriller as the guests were seen chanting RCB, RCB at the wedding celebrations.

The video got instantly viral on social media as fans were left amazed by the craze of IPL at the wedding.

RCB continued their fairytale run to grab the fourth and final play-off berth with a 27-run victory over defending champions CSK in their must-win last IPL league game.
It was the sixth straight win for RCB, who first posted a solid 218 for five after being invited to bat and then restricted CSK to 191 for 7 to make it to the play-offs for the ninth time in 15 seasons.
RCB survived a scare as Ravindra Jadeja (42 not out) and MS Dhoni (25) had conjured up hopes of a turnaround after Rachin Ravindra's 61 but

Yash Dayal

held his nerves in the final over to take the hosts home.
Kolkata Knight Riders, Rajasthan Royals and Sunrisers Hyderabad have already qualified for the play-offs.

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