Chennai’s Big Fat T20 Quiz returns ahead of IPL 2026 final
Chennai's Big Fat T20 Quiz is set to return on May 31, coinciding with the IPL 2026 final. The event aims to engage cricket fans with a mix of IPL and global T20 trivia, featuring a new trio of quizmasters. With cash prizes and no registration fee, the quiz promises to be an exciting experience for participants.
- ▪The second edition of the Big Fat T20 Quiz will take place on May 31, 2026.
- ▪This year's quiz will feature 60% IPL trivia and 40% from other global T20 leagues.
- ▪The quiz will be hosted by Ramesh Natarajan, Rohit Suresh, and Gaurav Sundararaman.
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The inaugural edition of QFI’s Big Fat T20 Quiz brought Chennai’s cricket buffs together last summer. With IPL fever reaching its peak, Chennai’s cricket enthusiasts have more than just the grand finale to look forward to this month.The Quiz Foundation of India (QFI) is all set to return with the second edition of the Big Fat T20 Quiz, scheduled on May 31, the day of the IPL finale. While fans await the evening showdown, the morning belongs to the sharpest minds of the game. “Cricket is a religion in India and within cricket, T20 has become the most popular format of the game. For QFI as an organisation to stay relevant, it was imperative that we pick up a topic a lot of people could relate to. And I don’t see anybody else doing it either”, says Ramesh Natarajan, the quizmaster.
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