RCB vs GT IPL 2026 Final Today: Will Rain Play Spoilsport at Narendra Modi Stadium? Ahmedabad Weather Report

RCB vs GT IPL 2026: Cricket fans are eagerly waiting for the much awaited Indian Premier League (IPL Final) between Gujarat Titans and Royal Challengers Bengaluru scheduled for Sunday, May 31. Rajat Patidar's RCB will take on Shubman Gill's GT at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi stadium in Gujarat today.

While Ahmedabad has witnessed mostly sunny weather this week, there remains a possibility of cloudy conditions and dew formation during the match. This will not be the first meeting between the two teams in IPL 2026. RCB and GT have already faced each other in Qualifier 1, where Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeated the Gujarat Titans in Dharamshala. Will history repeat itself, or will GT exact revenge in the IPL 2026 final? Only time will tell. Until then, let's take a look at the chances of rainfall in Ahmedabad today and other key weather updates that could influence the blockbuster clash.

RCB vs GT IPL 2026 Final: Ahmedabad Weather Today

Ahmedabad weather today is likely to remain sunny with the maximum temperature likely to hover near 41 degree Celsius. The minimum temperature in the Gujart city is likely to hover close to 31 degree Celsius. In the evening, there will be a possibility of dew formation.

As per Accuweather, there will be zero chances of rainfall in Ahmedabad today. As the weather is likely to remain hot, spectators must keep themselves hydrated. There are chances of rainfall in Ahmedabad on Tuesday, ie June 2.

RCB vs GT Ahmedabad Weather Today, Narendra Modi Stadium Pitch Report

The Narendra Modi Stadium brings mixed memories for both finalists. Gujarat Titans lifted their only IPL trophy there in 2022, but also suffered that painful defeat to CSK a year later. Royal Challengers Bengaluru, meanwhile, ended an 18-year wait for the title at this ground in 2025, giving the venue huge sentimental value.

The 2026 title clash will take place on pitch No. 6 in Ahmedabad, the same surface used when GT and RCB met earlier in this tournament. On that occasion, Gujarat Titans dismissed Royal Challengers Bengaluru for just 155 and chased the target with 25 balls left, suggesting a surface where bowlers could again find assistance.

If curators prepare a pitch with similar behaviour, fast bowlers may enjoy early movement and totals below 200 could be common. With a rain threat still present, captains are expected to prefer bowling first after winning the toss, even though RCB secured last year's championship while defending a score in the final.