Which team has got out on the lowest score in IPL? Will hold the head after hearing the name

New Delhi. The thrill of IPL 2023 is at its peak. Every day some new records are being made and broken. But do you know which team has been dismissed for the lowest score in IPL history? If not, today through this article we are going to tell you the same. Perhaps you will be shocked to hear the name of that team. Actually the number of fans of this team is in crores.

This shameful record is registered in the name of RCB:

You will be surprised to know that the record of getting out on the lowest score in the history of IPL is in the name of Royal Challengers Bangalore. In the 27th match of IPL 2017, RCB’s team was bundled out for just 49 runs in 9.4 overs in front of Kolkata Knight Riders.

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KKR scored 131 runs after losing the toss:

Batting first after losing the toss at Eden Gardens, KKR’s team managed to score 131 runs in 19.3 overs. While opening the innings for the team, Sunil Narine contributed the maximum 34 runs in 17 balls. Apart from this, Chris Woakes managed to score 18 runs in 21 balls and Manish Pandey and Suryakumar Yadav scored 15-15 runs respectively.

Yuzvendra Chahal got the maximum three successes for the RCB team. Apart from this, Pawan Negi and Timel Mills got two successes respectively. Whereas Samuel Badree, Srinath Aravind and Stuart Binny managed to take one wicket each.

RCB piled on 49 runs:

While chasing the target, RCB’s team got piled on just 49 runs in 9.4 overs. The situation was that none of the batsmen of the team could even touch the figure of ten.

Nathan Coulter-Nile, Chris Woakes and Colin de Grandhomme got three successes each for KKR. Apart from these, Umesh Yadav took one wicket.

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