IPL Records and Statistics: Lowest Score Recorded in the IPL Matches

IPL is packed with surprises and twists and turns. You never know what is going to happen next. All the teams of the Indian Premier League have celebrity players who have different fan bases. The outcome of these matches is incredible. When a team tries to get the score as fast as soon as possible, they end up with a lower score due to momentum. In IPL some teams are unable to score at least 50 runs in the matches. The strong batsman is unable to score and take a run. Today we will see the lowest scores of the IPL. Let’s see the list of 

Lowest Scores in the IPL:

Team	Score	Overs	Against	Date
RCB	49	9.4	KKR	23/04/17
Rajasthan Royals	58	15.1	RCB	18/04/09
Delhi Capitals	66	13.4	Mumbai Indians	06/05/17
Delhi Capitals	67	17.1	Punjab Kings	30/0417
KKR	67	15.2	Mumbai Indians	16/07/08
Royal Challengers Bangalore	68	16.1	Sunrisers Hyderabad	23/04/22
RCB	70	17.1	CSK	23/03/19
RCB	70	15.0	Rajasthan Royals	26/04/14
Punjab Kings	73	15.5	RPS	14/05/17
Kochi Tuskers	74	16.3	Deccan Chargers	27/04/17

 

• Delhi Capitals (formerly known as Delhi Daredevils) vs Mumbai Indians (66 all out)

The Delhi Capitals could not play the game just like they wanted to. They have not won the IPL final once. Some days they have performed badly. They have the record of the third-lowest score in the IPL. In 2017, they had to face Mumbai Indians in the 45th game held in Delhi. Delhi Capitals won the toss and went ahead with bowling. Mumbai began with a great start. MI scored 212/3. To beat MI, DC had to perform hard, but they lost 5 wickets in 35 runs and got all out in 66 runs.

• Rajasthan Royals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore (58 all out)

The IPL champions Rajasthan Royals lost the toss against the Royal Challengers Bangalore. RCB decided to bat first. Though RCB could not perform well they scored a total of 133/8. It was not a high score for RR but only three batsmen could reach the double figure. No other batsmen from RR could score more than 5 runs. Thus, the batsmen ended the RR score with 58 runs in 15.1 overs and lost by 75 runs.

• Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Kolkata Knight Riders (49 all out)

It is an embarrassment when you get less than 50 runs. RCB got this low score against KKR. RCB won the toss and bowled first. KKR was all out at 131 runs. RCB had an easy chase, but things went downhill. RCB got 49 runs in 9.4 overs and all batsmen were out. There have been several times when the teams lost the plot while planning for the big scores. We saw the list of the teams who have scored very less in the league. The royal challengers are at the top of the list accompanied by the Rajasthan Royals. Delhi has also followed the trend.