Mohali Cricket Stadium IPL records: Punjab Kings performed brilliantly in the season. Shreyas Iyer’s captaincy in the points table finished first. This team has reached the playoffs for the first time since 2014. The Bengaluru team also made several big upsurge in the season. Today, a qualifier-1 match will be played between the two teams at Mullanpur Cricket Stadium in Mohali. 4 matches have been played at this ground, out of which the team that batted 3 times has won. Over 200 scores are scored only 3 times in eight innings.
IPL record of Mohali Stadium
This stadium was first built by Punjab Kings in 2024. The name of this stadium is Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium. Which is also known as the New PCA (Punjab Cricket Association) Stadium. It is located in Mullanpur, Mohali. Therefore, Mullanpur is also known as Cricket Stadium. A total of 9 IPL matches have been played from 2024 to this stadium. The team batting first has won 5 times out of that. While the bowling team has won 4 times before. The toss winning team has won the match 5 times and the toss lost 4 times.
The biggest score: 219/6 PBKS made against CSK.
The shortest score: 95 runs KKR scored against PBKS.
The biggest personal score: 103 runs were scored by Priyansh Arya against CSK.
Best bowling: 4/28 Yuzvendra Chahal did against KKR.
Average score on the field: 170 runs.
Both team’s head to head record
PBKS vs RCB match will be played on Thursday 29 May at Mohali Cricket Stadium in Mohali. The match will start at 7:30 pm. While the toss of the match will be at 7 pm. Punjab vs Bangalore match will be broadcast live on Star Sports Network. The live streaming of the match will be on Jio Hotstar. So far, a total of 35 matches have been played between Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore. Of them, 17 matches have been won by Bengaluru and 18 matches have been won by Punjab. Bangalore’s biggest score in front of Punjab is 241 runs. At the same time, Punjab’s biggest score in front of Bengaluru is 232 runs.
RCB and PBKS team
PBKS Team – Shreyas Iyer (Captain), Haranur Singh, Nehal Vadhera, Priyansh Arya, Yellow Avinash, Shashank Singh ,, Aaron Hardi, Ajmatullah Omrajai, Marco Jansen, Marcus Stoinis, Michel Owen, Musir Khan, Suryash Shege, Josh English, Prabhusran Singh (wickets), Arshdeep Singh, Harpreet Brar, Kuldeep Sen, Kyle Jamison, Praveen Dubey, Vaishakh Vijay Kumar, Javier Bartlet, Yash Thakur and Yuzvendra Chahal.
RCB Team – Rajat Patidar (Captain), Virat Kohli, Mayank Agarwal, Swastik Chikara, Tim David, Krunal Pandya, Liam Livingstone, Manoj Bhande, Mohit Rathi, Romario Shepherd, Swapnil Singh, Jitesh Sharma (Wicketkeeper), Phil Salt (wicket keeper), Tim Safart, Gublishing Singh, Brahman Singh, Bahvanesan Singh, Bahvanesan Singh Muzarbani, Josh Hazlewood, Nuwan Tushara, Rasik Salaam, Suyash Sharma and Yash Dayal.