Lucknow super giants vs royal challengers bengaluru standings

By Rohan Mehta / 16.04.2026

On April 15, 2026, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) faced Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) at M.Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. This match had significant implications for both teams in the IPL standings.

RCB entered the match with momentum, having won three of their last four games. They secured a decisive victory over LSG with a score of 4-0, which propelled them from fourth to first in the table.

As a result of this win, RCB now holds eight points from five matches, with four victories and one loss. Their net run rate stands at +1.503, reflecting their strong performance throughout the tournament.

In contrast, Lucknow Super Giants remain stagnant in seventh place. They have played five matches, winning only two and losing three. Their current points total is four, with a net run rate of -0.804.

Rajasthan Royals also share eight points with RCB but sit in second place due to a lower net run rate of +0.889. Punjab Kings follow closely behind with seven points from four matches.

The match featured standout performances, particularly from Rasikh Salam, who took four wickets for just 24 runs against LSG. However, RCB missed key player Virat Kohli due to injury.

With this victory, RCB solidifies its position as a contender for the title this season. Yet LSG must regroup quickly to improve their standing and avoid slipping further down the table.

The current standings show that every match counts as teams vie for playoff positions. As it stands now, RCB leads while LSG struggles to find form.

This sequence of events is crucial for both teams moving forward. RCB’s rise to the top showcases their potential championship aspirations, while LSG needs urgent improvement to remain competitive.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding Kohli’s recovery timeline and future participation in upcoming matches.