NEW DELHI: Rajasthan Royals produced a superb batting display as young sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi propelled them to a record start against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in IPL 2026. Chasing 202, RR reached 97/1 in Powerplay, their highest ever total in the first six overs and one of the best in IPL history. Sooryavanshi, who was dismissed for 78 off 26 runs, led the charge in the powerplay with a blistering 57 off just 18 balls, while Dhruv Jurel backed him up with a quick 27 off 10 balls.
The sixth over alone produced 24 runs, highlighting RR’s dominance.The effort put RR among the highest Powerplay scores in IPL history, just behind some explosive totals from Sunrisers Hyderabad and Kolkata Knight Riders. Highest Powerplay Totals in initial loading
- 125/0 – SRH v DC, Delhi, 2024
- 107/0 – SRH v LSG, Hyderabad, 2024
- 105/0 – KKR v RCB, Bangalore, 2017
- 100/2 – CSK v PBKS, Wankhede, 2014
- 97/1 – RR v RCB, Guwahati, 2026*
- 94/1 – SRH v RR, Hyderabad, 2025
The aggressive approach allowed RR to quickly take control of the chase, putting immense pressure on RCB’s bowling attack.Earlier, RCB posted 201/8, largely thanks to a fighting knock from captain Rajat Patidar, who scored 63 off 40 balls. Coming in during a collapse, Patidar steadied the innings and kept the scoreboard going despite falling wickets at the other end. Virat Kohli had ensured a fast start with 32 off 16 balls but fell while trying to accelerate.RR’s bowlers, led by Jofra Archer and Ravi Bishnoi, triggered a middle-order collapse, reducing RCB to 94/6 at one point. Bishnoi’s variations proved crucial, while Brijesh Sharma impressed with his key breakthroughs.However, a late surge from Impact Sub Venkatesh Iyer, who smashed 29 off 15 balls, including 21 runs in the final over, pushed RCB past the 200-run mark. Despite this great late success, the total appeared slightly below par on a surface offering bounce but also value for shots.In response, RR’s fearless approach in the Powerplay, led by Sooryavanshi, turned the game decisively in their favor, scripting a memorable evening and showcasing the arrival of a new batting star in the IPL.
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