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Kolkata Knight Riders have the stronger all-time IPL record against Delhi Capitals, but Delhi won their final meeting of 2026 by 40 runs. Across 37 meetings through 24 May, Kolkata have 20 victories and Delhi 17. One Delhi win came after a tied regulation score in 2019, when a Super Over settled the match. That Super Over is the reason some head-to-head tables appear to disagree. Leaving the 2019 match in an unresolved-tie or no-result column would undercount Delhi’s wins. The result table below assigns it to the official winner and stops at the end of the completed 2026 fixture;…

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The Lucknow Super Giants–Mumbai Indians IPL head-to-head began with Lucknow in control, but Mumbai have taken the last two meetings. MI’s six-wicket chase on 4 May 2026 narrowed the series to six Lucknow wins against three Mumbai wins across nine completed games. The earlier scoreline matters: two of MI’s three victories came in 2025 and 2026 after LSG had built a commanding advantage. This pairing also includes an Eliminator. Mumbai’s 81-run win in May 2023 was its first against Lucknow, following three league defeats, and it counts in the all-IPL record. The figures below stop at the completed 2026 match.…

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The Mumbai Indians–Sunrisers Hyderabad IPL head-to-head was a close contest long before Hyderabad’s 2026 chase made the scoreline even tighter. Mumbai still lead by four wins, 15–11, through their 29 April meeting. But it was the Sunrisers who chased 244 at the Wankhede that night, reaching 249/4 with eight balls left. This fixture has seen both extremes of scoring. SRH posted 277/3 against MI in March 2024; two seasons later, Hyderabad surpassed Mumbai’s 243/5 for a six-wicket win. A regulation tie from 2019 belongs in the history too, with its Super Over winner accounted for in the overall record. The…

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The Chennai Super Kings–Sunrisers Hyderabad IPL head-to-head still belongs to Chennai on the full record, but the latest stretch belongs to Hyderabad. A five-wicket Sunrisers chase on 18 May 2026 made it three straight wins in this matchup for SRH. The overall count through that completed match is 24: CSK 15, SRH nine. The rivalry also has a title-deciding chapter. Chennai beat Hyderabad in the 2018 IPL final after Shane Watson’s unbeaten hundred. Much later, the 2026 meetings told a different story: Hyderabad defended a target in April and chased one in May. The figures below stop at 18 May…

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The Chennai Super Kings–Rajasthan Royals IPL rivalry is level through the 2026 season: 16 wins apiece in 32 completed meetings. Rajasthan pulled even by chasing Chennai’s 127 in Guwahati on 30 March 2026. That result followed two Rajasthan victories in 2025, shifting a series that Chennai had led 16–13 after its May 2024 home win. It is a matchup with an unusually clear early landmark. The clubs met three times in the inaugural 2008 edition, including the final that Rajasthan won off the last ball. This page stops at the completed March 2026 game; IPL 2027 results and squads are…

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The Chennai Super Kings–Punjab Kings IPL record changed hands in their latest game. Punjab chased 210 in Chennai on 3 April 2026, taking their winner-assigned total to 17 victories against Chennai’s 16 from 33 meetings. It is a narrow lead with a counting detail: the clubs once finished level after 20 overs, but Punjab won the Super Over. That 2010 finish is part of the franchise history even though Punjab then played as Kings XI. So are three successive Punjab wins in the most recent meetings. The numbers below stop at the completed 2026 contest, not an assumed result from…

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The Punjab Kings–Rajasthan Royals IPL rivalry has swung both ways, but Rajasthan held the lead after their latest meeting. The Royals chased 223 at New Chandigarh on 28 April 2026, reaching 228/4 with four balls left. That six-wicket win made the overall record 18 victories to 13 in Rajasthan’s favour across 31 meetings. The clubs have played each other since the IPL’s first season. Their shared history includes a regulation tie that Punjab settled in a Super Over, tight chases and two contrasting results in 2025. Here is the record through the completed 2026 meeting, not a prediction for IPL…

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The Chennai Super Kings–Lucknow Super Giants IPL record is closer than the last scoreline suggests. Lucknow chased down Chennai’s 187/5 on 15 May 2026 with 20 balls left, winning by seven wickets. That result gave LSG a four-to-three lead in victories across eight meetings; the other fixture ended without a result. This is a short rivalry, beginning only when Lucknow joined the IPL in 2022, but it has already produced a 217/7 Chennai total, a 124-not-out chase by Marcus Stoinis and two matches decided within five days in 2026. The record below ends on 15 May 2026. It does not…

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