RCB-CSK may not have quite the same intensity it once did, but their clash remains one of the most closely followed contests in IPL 2019. Jacob Duffy and Josh Hazlewood must ensure RCB bowlers contain CSK early.
M Chinnaswamy Stadium has witnessed 35 totals of 200 or higher, making it an outstanding high-scoring arena.
In this article we will talk about latest Royal Challengers Bengaluru Vs Chennai Super Kings Standings.
| Date | Venue | RCB Score | CSK Score | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 May 2024 | Bengaluru | 218/5 | 191/7 | RCB won |
| 22 Mar 2024 | Chennai | 173/6 | 176/4 | CSK won |
| 17 Apr 2023 | Bengaluru | 218/8 | 226/6 | CSK won |
| 12 Apr 2022 | Mumbai | 173/8 | 216/4 | CSK won |
| 04 May 2022 | Pune | 173/8 | 160/8 | RCB won |
| 25 Apr 2021 | Mumbai | 156/6 | 157/4 | CSK won |
| 10 Oct 2020 | Dubai | 145/6 | 150/2 | CSK won |
| 25 Sep 2020 | Dubai | 169/4 | 132/8 | RCB won |
| 21 Apr 2019 | Bengaluru | 161/7 | 160/8 | RCB won |
| 23 Mar 2019 | Chennai | 70 | 71/3 | CSK won |
1. Chennai Super Kings vs Royal Challengers
Every time CSK and RCB meet in battle, their matches provide high-scoring cricket and last-minute drama both on and off the pitch. Their rivalry has long been one of the highlights in IPL history and fans always anticipate these matches between these teams. Over 36 meetings between these sides, 21 victories for CSK have been recorded while 14 went in favour of RCB with one game ending without an outcome being declared.
The Chennai Super Kings (commonly referred to as CSK) are an Indian Premier League franchise based out of Chennai, competing in both IPL and Champions League Twenty20 tournaments. Owned by N Srinivasan family and led by coach Stephen Fleming, they were suspended during 2015-17 due to an alleged spot-fixing scandal, but returned in 2022 and has become one of the most successful franchises ever in IPL history with five titles won and four runners-up finishes since that time.
CSK have rebounded from an underwhelming start and now stand as one of the favourites to win this year’s tournament. They enjoy a healthy lead at the top of the points table and are currently enjoying an outstanding run of form, but should remain wary of Royal Challengers Bangalore who possess experienced players looking to prove that their poor start was only temporary. A win by CSK would give them a three-point cushion at the top and also mark them out as the first team to secure playoff qualification; their match will take place at M. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai
2. Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Chennai Super Kings
Royal Challengers Bangalore’s rivalry with Chennai Super Kings has long been one of the fiercest in IPL history, providing unforgettable contests on both sides. CSK hold an edge in head-to-head wins but recent seasons have seen RCB show improvement; their more balanced team composition and ability to stay composed under pressure making them an increasingly dangerous threat.
This season has already witnessed some exciting encounters between these teams. Sanju Samson’s spectacular century and Jamie Overton’s four-wicket haul propelled Royal Challengers Bangalore past five-time champions Mumbai Indians at home before beating them again in another high-scoring thriller at Mumbai.
Thousands stayed out in the rain to witness RCB keep their playoff hopes alive at Chinnaswamy as Virat Kohli scored fifty runs to help their side continue their run-fest. Unfortunately, however, the surface was sticky and outfield slow enough that CSK struggled to score big runs on an otherwise competitive pitch.
Overton pings the base of leg stump to stop Padikkal from hitting 14 sixes during his innings – but it wasn’t enough for Yellow Army who lost this thrilling match by three wickets.
The second match between CSK and RCB took place a few weeks later at the same venue and proved just as captivating. From start to finish, this contest was one of suspense, as CSK batted first and amassed 221, but their innings was marred by middle order issues which couldn’t keep pace with run rates. Overton and Dube quickly took advantage of this chance to pick off key wickets from CSK top order batting lineup.
3. Rajasthan Royals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore
Over time, Chennai Super Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore has developed into one of the premier rivalries in Indian Premier League. Led by iconic players like MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli respectively, their clashes have produced some memorable finishes in tournament history. Every clash between these teams brings fierce competitive spirit as well as an electric atmosphere on and off the pitch; each RR-CSK encounter should not be missed!
Though CSK started slowly, Dhoni’s late flourish put the game in an intense position. Facing an innings defeat, he unleashed three sixes off Umesh Yadav in the final over to push them to 205 with seven balls left; five needed off this last ball to qualify for playoffs remained; Dhoni stood firm by hitting one boundary off one delivery before hitting two more on successive deliveries – holding onto his ground until hitting both boundaries off subsequent deliveries!
Yash Dayal unleashed an elegant back-of-the-hand slower ball to trap Dhoni leg before and mark RCB’s impressive innings in style. An explosion of joy erupted from their stands as they secured their playoff place.
Rajat Patidar of Royal Challengers Bangalore admitted that winning top of the table was great but that playing good cricket and enjoying rivalries made it even better. In particular, this win against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) at home made his win all the more special for him and is eagerly awaiting their clash against Mumbai Indians (MI), set for April 24 at M Chinnaswamy Stadium with live streaming available via Hotstar.
4. Rajasthan Royals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore
Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), one of the major franchises in Indian Premier League (IPL), have yet to capture its coveted crown despite boasting some of cricket’s biggest names in their ranks – finishing runners-up three times instead.
RCB have experienced an uncertain start to their season and were at the bottom of the table after eight games. But, after turning things around and winning six consecutive matches to qualify for playoffs. Now fourth in the table, they only require to win their remaining two matches to advance further and reach play-off status.
Last time RCB played at home was against Sunrisers Hyderabad and they lost by 25 runs. SRH broke RCB’s 263-run mark set against Delhi Capitals earlier in that game despite Chris Gayle scoring 175 runs for them. Despite Chris Gayle scoring 175, their efforts fell far short of their opponents’ efforts.
RCB’s bowling wasn’t up to scratch as they conceded runs at an economy rate of over 10, while their batsmen faltered under pressure from Sundar Raman Hirani’s impressive batting attack.
This time around, RCB will aim to improve on their previous performance. They’ll be buoyed by Josh Hazlewood’s return from injury after missing the match against Sunrisers Hyderabad due to an ankle problem – although he will only be available for one match and is unlikely to play an integral role; nonetheless, Rajat Patidar remains confident that his team can bounce back after falling short against SRH.
5. Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Chennai Super Kings
Royal Challengers Bangalore fans exhibited much joy and passion following their team’s victory against Chennai Super Kings, from loud cheers to nonstop celebrations – it truly demonstrated the emotional bond people share with cricket and why so many enjoy its thrills and special charm.
RCB defeated CSK in Bengaluru with an emphatic run-fest on Saturday and look like one of the teams to beat this season. Led by AB de Villiers at the front and with Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Suyash Rai, and Sanju Samson looking potent in attack as part of an all-round squad led by captain Anil Kumble at the back, RCB are already looking like formidable opponents this season.
After the tragic stampede that occurred during RCB’s IPL 2025 victory celebrations, an old warning issued by a CSK fan club has surfaced as an alarming reminder. Such incidents must not occur and everyone attending Chinnaswamy Stadium should take its safety seriously.