RCB confirms refund for the RCB vs. KKR match last night

After one week's pause, the resumption of the IPL 2025 was cold when 'Match Abandoned' displayed on the giant screen of M. Chinnaswamy Stadium due to the climate, which did not allow a single ball to be played on May 17.

Cricket fans were curious to witness the Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs. Kolkata Knight Riders (RCB vs. KKR) clash in a highly engaging manner. But the officials did not dare to start the match as Bengaluru witnessed heavy rain, and the match was cancelled in the end.

RCB, the host of the match, has announced the ticket refund process for those who bought tickets from online and offline mediums. Spectators who got complimentary tickets are not eligible to get any refund. RCB announced these decisions through a social media post on Sunday from their verified accounts.

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The Bengaluru-based franchise stated in their post, "As the game between RCB and KKR on 17th May 2025 was abandoned due to inclement weather, all valid ticket holders are eligible for a full refund." 

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People who bought tickets from online places will get the full refund through a possible 10-working-day process. "Digital ticket holders will be issued a refund within 10 working days to their original account used to book the tickets. In case you do not receive a refund by 31st May, kindly send an email to [email protected] with booking details to escalate the matter," Royal Challengers Bengaluru said in their note. 

The ticket refund process will be a little different for the offline applicants. They need to surrender their physical tickets at the official source to claim the prize. The notice followed, "Physical ticket holders are required to surrender their original ticket to the respective official source from where they purchased the tickets in order to claim a refund."