Lucknow Super Giants vs Royal Challengers Bangalore Cricket Scorecard, Match 23 – IPL 2026

Royal Challengers Bengaluru won by 5 wickets
LSG Vs RCB Scorecard, Match 23, IPL 2026 Result · Apr 15 2026, Wed - 07:30 PM (IST) · M.Chinnaswamy Stadium
LSG
146 (20.0)
RCB
149/5 (15.1)
CRR: 9.82
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Josh Hazlewood
BatsmanRB4s6sSR
Mitchell Marsh
b Krunal Pandya
403232125
Aiden Markram
c Devdutt Padikkal b Rasikh Salam
128-1150
Rishabh Pant (c) (wk)
c Phil Salt b Bhuvneshwar Kumar
16--16.67
Nicholas Pooran
b Josh Hazlewood
17--14.29
Ayush Badoni
c Jitesh Sharma b Rasikh Salam
382441158.33
Abdul Samad
c Rajat Patidar b Krunal Pandya
02---
Mukul Choudhary
b Rasikh Salam
392832139.29
George Linde
c Tim David b Bhuvneshwar Kumar
771-100
Mohammed Shami
b Bhuvneshwar Kumar
01---
Avesh Khan
b Rasikh Salam
12--50
Digvesh Rathi
Not out
03---
Extras7 (lb 2, w 4)
Total146 (10 wkts, 20.0 Ov)
BowlerOMRWEco
Bhuvneshwar Kumar402736.8
Josh Hazlewood402015
Rasikh Salam402446
Krunal Pandya403829.5
Suyash Sharma403408.5
Match Information & Lineups
Match Info
Series:IPL
Date:Apr 15 2026, Wed
Venue:M.Chinnaswamy Stadium
Toss:RCB won the toss and elected to bowl.
Substitutions
LSG: George Linde replaced Ayush Badoni (16.5 ov)
RCB: Virat Kohli replaced Suyash Sharma (0.0 ov)
RCB Playing XI
Phil Salt, Devdutt Padikkal, Rajat Patidar (c), Jitesh Sharma (wk), Tim David, Romario Shepherd, Krunal Pandya, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Suyash Sharma, Rasikh Salam, Josh Hazlewood, Virat Kohli
LSG Playing XI
Mitchell Marsh, Aiden Markram, Rishabh Pant (c) (wk), Nicholas Pooran, Ayush Badoni, Abdul Samad, Mukul Choudhary, Mohammed Shami, Avesh Khan, Digvesh Rathi, Prince Yadav, George Linde
Head to Head Records
5
RCB WON
VS
2
LSG WON
7
Matches Played
7
5
Won
2
2
Lost
5
230
Highest Score
227
149
Lowest Score
108

Lucknow Super Giants v Royal Challengers Bangalore – IPL Match 23 Highlight – 25 Mar, 2026

Some games just have that unpredictable IPL flavor… and this one between Lucknow Super Giants and Royal Challengers Bangalore felt exactly like that from the first over.

Lucknow started off looking pretty solid. Not explosive, but steady you know, the kind of innings where you feel something big might come later. A couple of batters got starts, played some clean shots, but no one really went all the way. Just when it felt like they’d launch, wickets slowed things down. Still, they managed a decent total… not massive, but enough to keep things interesting.

RCB’s chase? Bit of a rollercoaster, honestly. One moment they looked completely in control, timing the ball sweetly, gaps everywhere. Next moment dot balls, pressure, maybe a soft dismissal. It kept swinging like that.

The middle overs were crucial. That’s where the game quietly shifted. A tight spell, a key wicket… suddenly the chase didn’t feel that easy anymore.

In the end, it came down to nerves. And yeah, one team just handled it slightly better.