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List of All Unwanted Records DC Broke in Historic Collapse vs RCB
Cricket Gully | April 28, 2026 1:39 AM CST

Delhi Capitals had a night to forget against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the IPL 2026 as they were bowled out for just 75 in 16.4 overs, their lowest total ever vs RCB in IPL history. Though they failed to break the record of lowest ever IPL total, there are many new unwanted records made today.

 

The disaster struck in the early hours of the match, with the RCB bowlers taking wickets at will. The power play overs in the match took their toll on the home team, who could not even manage to make the score reach 13 by the end of the power play which is now the worst ever power play score in IPL history.

 

Also Read | Delhi Capitals hits unique low with 75 runs in first innings against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in Delhi

 

DC Registers Multuple Unwanted Records

 

Lowest Powerplay Scores in IPL (6 overs):

 

  • 13/6 - DC vs RCB, Delhi, 2026
  • 14/3 - SRH vs RR, Pune, 2022
  • 14/2 - RR vs RCB, Cape Town, 2009
  • 15/2 - CSK vs KKR, Kolkata, 2011
  • 16/1 - CSK vs DD, Raipur, 2015
  • 16/1 - CSK vs RCB, Chennai, 2019

 

Most Wickets Lost in Powerplay (IPL):

 

  • 6 wickets - DC vs RCB, 2026
  • 5 wickets - CSK vs MI, 2022
  • 4 wickets - RCB vs SRH, 2022
  • 4 wickets - CSK vs PBKS, 2022

 

Least Runs after Fall of 5th Wicket (IPL):

 

  • 6/5 - KTK vs Deccan Chargers, 2011
  • 7/5 - DC vs RCB, Delhi, 2026
  • 9/5 - RR vs SRH, 2026

 

Lowest totals vs RCB in IPL:

 

  • 58/10 - RR, 2009
  • 59/10 -  RR, 2023
  • 75/10 - DC, Delhi, 2026
  • 82/10 - Deccan Chargers, 2010
  • 84/8 - KKR, 2020
  • 88/10 - PBKS, 2015
  • 88/10 - PBKS, 2018

 

Lowest totals for Delhi Capitals in IPL:

 

  • 66/10 vs MI, 2017
  • 67/10 vs PBKS, 2017
  • 75/10 vs RCB, 2026
  • 80/10 vs SRH, 2013
  • 83/10 vs CSK, 2013

 

The pace duo, Josh Hazlewood and Bhuvneshwar Kumar who took a tally of four and three wickets respectively were the main cause of destruction. The disciplined bowling left the Delhi batsmen nowhere to hide.


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