Top 10 Highest team totals in IPL

Top 10 Highest team totals in IPL: The IPL is better known for the high scores it produces and the entertainment that crowds experience. Here we bring you the highest totals that have been recorded in IPL so far. Here is the list of top 10 team totals in the IPL history: 10. Kings XI Punjab vs Chennai Super Kings, 2014: 226/6 In the 2nd Qualifier game of 2014 season, KXIP blown away CSK with some powerful batting. (Photo Source: BCCI) In the 2nd Qualifier game of 2014 season, KXIP blown away CSK with some powerful batting. After been put into bat, Punjab got off to a flyer, led by Dashing batsman Sehwag and young Vohra. They shared a stand of 110 of the first wicket and made a platform for big ending. Sehwag scored a powerful 122 supported by a quickfire 38 from Miller. Despite of losing wickets at the end, they ended on 226 for 6. In the end, even after a fight from Raina, Chennai lost by 24 runs. 9. Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Kings XI Punjab, 2015: 226/3 RCB Scored 226/3 against KXIP. (Photo Source: BCCI) This was a really important game for the Royal Challengers in context of the tournament; they need to win a few games and with considerable margins to better their chances of qualifying for the play offs. And when the requirements are large someone larger than those needs to step up and exactly that happened. It was a boisterous knock from the West Indian Chris Gayle; he batted RCB to a win single handedly with his 57 balls 117. Skipper Kohli and AB de Villiers contributed to the total as well. And when the Kings came out to bat, the RCB bowlers gave them absolutely nothing to go for and what we saw was one of the finest pace bowling show by two young left arm pacers, India’s S Arvind and Aussie pacer Mitchell Starc both of whom accounted for 4 wickets each. With the AB fire works towards the end RCB piled on 226 on the board for the loss of 3 wickets in their 20 over’s. 8. Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Sun Risers Hyderabad, 2016: 227/4 RCB scored 227/4 against SRH (Photo Source: BCCI) The RCB skipper Virat Kohli has lost the toss against SRH as Bangalore batted first to post a total of 227 runs for the loss of 4 wickets. After losing Chris Gayle for just 1 run, Virat Kohli with the help of AB de steadied the team’s score with a partnership of 156 for the 2nd wicket. Captain Kohli scored 75 runs with 7 fours & 3 sixes. Player of the match AB scored 82 with 7 fours & 6 sixes. IPL sensation Sarfaraz Khan’s 10-ball 35 runs helped Royal Challengers to reach the total of 227. Kohli’s team won the game quite convincingly by 45 runs. 7. Kings XI Punjab vs Chennai Super Kings, 2014: 231/4 KXIP Scored 231/4 against CSK at cuttack. (Photo Source: BCCI) Another occasion on which KXIP scored merry against CSK. Starting with an early blitz from Sehwag, Maxwell and Miller continued it with some power batting. Maxwell’s 38 ball 90 and Miller’s 47 led KXIP towards 200. But their captain Bailey’s 13-ball 40 led them to end at 231 for 4. Punjab managed to win the game by 48 runs after restricting Chennai for 187. 6. Delhi Daredevils vs Kings XI Punjab, 2011: 231/4 It was dashing openers’ night at Kolta as Warner and Sehwag went over KXIP’s bowler mercilessly. (Photo Source: BCCI) It was dashing openers’ night at Kolta as Warner and Sehwag went over KXIP’s bowler mercilessly. Sehwag fell for a 35-ball 77 after sharing a stand of 146 in just 70 balls. Warner too fell for 77 soon after Sehwag’s dismissal but Venugopal and Naman Ojha powered the score to 231 for 4. In the chase Punjab managed to score 202 and fell short by 29 runs. 5. Kings XI Punjab vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, 2011: 232/2 It was Kings XI Punjab at Dharamsala who halted Royal Challengers Bangalore’s dream run in 2011. (Photo Source: BCCI) It was Kings XI Punjab at Dharamsala who halted Royal Challengers Bangalore’s dream run in 2011. After early wicket of Valthaty, Gilchrist and Marsh shared a record partnership for second wicket. Gilchrist smacked a 55 ball 106 supported by an unbeaten 79 from Marsh. 27 extras helped in powering Punjab’s total to 232 for 2. 4. Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Mumbai Indians, 2015 : 235/1 RCB 235 vs MI 2015. (Photo Source: BCCI) RCB are tagged to have one of the most cataclysmic batting line-up in the Indian Premier League and why not? The top three men in their list read Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers; is there anything in the game of cricket with the bat that the three of them are not capable of? Mumbai Indians bowlers were subjected to some raw treatment, though they got rid of Gayle early in the innings. Skipper Kohli made the most of the life given to him and AB de, what do I tell off him, he is the most exciting batsman in world cricket today. Some breath taking batting, unnamed shots, a few classy strokes and lot of brute pushed RCB to 235/1 at the end of 20 over’s. Both Kohli and AB were unbeaten in the end on 82 (50) and 133 (59). 3. Chennai Super Kings vs Kings XI Punjab, 2008: 240/5 The day after KKR thrashed RCB on the starting day of IPL, CSK did the same against KXIP in a better fashion.(Photo Source: BCCI) The day after KKR thrashed RCB on the starting day of IPL, CSK did the same against KXIP in a better fashion. After couple of early wickets at start, Mr. Cricket Michael Hussey went over the Punjab bowlers scoring unbeaten 116. Supporting knocks from Raina, Oram and Badrinath helped CSK to end at 240 for 5. Later KXIP made 207 for 4, losing the game by 33 runs. 2. Chennai Super Kings vs Rajasthan Royals, 2010: 246/5 In a sunny afternoon at Chennai, Chennai Super Kings made things much hotter for Rajasthan Royal scoring the second highest score in IPL history. (Photo Source: BCCI) In a sunny afternoon at Chennai, Chennai Super Kings made things much hotter for Rajasthan Royal scoring the second highest score in IPL history. Batting first, CSK got off to a flyer with Hayden and Vijay opened with a 62 run stand in 5.5 overs. Raina fell soon but Vijay got a brilliant support from Morkel. They went over the Royal’s attack smashing them for the biggies. They shared a stand of 152 in just 66 balls and led their team score to end at 246 for 5. Vijay top scored with 127 whereas Morkel scored 63. 1. Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Pune Warriors India, 2013: 263/5 It was the evening at Bangalore where thunderstorm was expected but it was Gayle storm which arrived at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. (Photo Source: Getty Images) It was the evening at Bangalore where thunderstorm was expected but it was Gayle storm which arrived at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. Gayle went over the Pune Warriors bowler like a demon and put on a 167 record stand with Dilshan for first wicket. Towards the end, 31-run innings in just 8 balls from De Villiers delivered RCB to end at 263 for 5. Gayle remained unbeaten on 175, the highest individual T20 score. Later, RCB bundled Pune for just 133 to win the game by 130 runs. (All Stats Updated Till 15th April 2016)

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