RCB created an unwanted IPL record, and lost losses to the Punjab Kings, becoming the first team…
The side led by Rajat Patidar has set unnecessary records in IPL history after the RCB vs PBK match at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. More details below.
RCB lost to Chinnaswamy’s PBK on Friday
So far, Royal Challenger Bengaluru (RCB) has not won even win a game at home at the IPL 2025 M Chinnaswamy Stadium. RCB lost to the Punjab Kings (PBK) on the court on Friday, surpassing the Delhi Capitals (DC) record, with the most losses in the history of the Indian Premier League. This is their 46th inning defeat in their home court, which is the most failures in any team in IPL history in the history of the home venue. The Delhi Capital ranked second on the list, losing 45 times at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi.
Most of the failures were recorded at home
Royal Challenger Bangalore-46
Delhi Capital – 45
Kolkata Knight Rider-38
Mumbai Indians-34
King of Punjab-30
RCB and PBK Match
PBKS captain Shryas Iyer won the match and first chose the bowl in the rain-affected match, which was lowered to 14 sides. First hit the ball, the RCB side finished with a 95/9 mark after the first inning. For the RCB, only Captain Rajat Patidar and Tim David were the two batsmen who touched the double mark.
Chasing 96, PBK reached 98/5 in Game 13 and won the fifth win of the season. For the Punjab side, Nehal Wadhera remained unbeaten in 33 balls, including 3 quarters and 3 sixes. Despite the loss, RCB’s all-rounder Tim Davi was awarded the player of the game for Quickfire’s unbeaten 50.
