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Delhi Capitals’ IPL 2026 campaign continues to unravel after a crushing defeat to KKR at home. Finn Allen’s explosive century exposed the same old problems that have haunted DC for two straight seasons, brilliant starts followed by dramatic collapses.

RCB and Mumbai Indians face off in a high-stakes IPL 2026 clash in Raipur, with both teams under pressure to revive their campaigns. While RCB look to stop their recent slide, MI fight to keep their fading playoff hopes alive.

IPL 2026 is redefining T20 cricket, where even 220+ totals are no longer safe. With record chases, deeper batting lineups, and fearless intent, teams are rewriting the rules of scoring and turning every target into a starting point rather than a winning score.

There are fixtures that need no introduction. But this edition of the CSK vs MI El Clasico arrives carrying something neither fanbase is comfortable with. That something is desperation.

Two days ago at the same ground, Delhi Capitals posted 264 and the whole of cricket was talking about them. On Monday night, they were all out for 75. Josh Hazlewood and Bhuvneshwar Kumar shared seven wickets between them, RCB chased it in 6.3 overs, and Delhi captain Axar Patel stood at the presentation and said, "I still cannot understand what happened." Neither could anyone else.

April 26, 2026 turned into one of the wildest days in IPL history, with 986 runs scored across two matches. From KL Rahul’s record-breaking 152 to a 36-ball century by 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, and the highest successful chase in T20 history, the game pushed its limits like never before.

CSK have been waiting for this win with the desperation of a team that knows the season is slipping away. Sanju Samson makes sure they get it — and then some. Meanwhile, RCB steady the ship at Wankhede, and GT continue to make a mess of everyone's predictions.

LSG is down and seemingly out: seven wickets gone, 54 runs still needed, four overs left. Then Mukul Choudhary walks in with a helicopter shot, fire in his belly, and something to prove to the world.

Delhi Capitals need two off two deliveries with David Miller at the crease. Then comes the moment that will be replayed for years a decision, a missed connection, and a Jos Buttler underarm that breaks hearts at the Kotla.

The Southern Derby becomes a one-sided showcase of RCB's power-hitting depth as Tim David and Rajat Patidar add a blistering 99 off 35 balls in the death. CSK's top order collapses again, offering a grim portrait of a franchise in crisis.