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Punjab Kings Chase Record 265 to Defeat Delhi Capitals by 6 Wickets in IPL 2026 Thriller
In one of the most incredible matches in Indian Premier League history, Punjab Kings pulled off a record-breaking run chase of 265 runs to defeat Delhi Capitals by 6 wickets with 7 balls remaining on April 25, 2026.
This victory marks the highest successful run chase in IPL history, creating a new benchmark in T20 cricket.
Match Summary: PBKS vs DC (Match 35 – April 25, 2026)
- Delhi Capitals: 264/2 (20 overs)
- Punjab Kings: 265/4 (18.5 overs)
- Result: Punjab Kings won by 6 wickets
- Highlight: Highest successful chase in IPL history
Delhi Capitals Post Massive Total
Delhi Capitals delivered a dominant batting performance:
- KL Rahul – 152 (67 balls)
- 16 fours, 9 sixes
- Highest score by an Indian in IPL history
- Nitish Rana – 91 (44 balls)
Together, they powered Delhi to a huge 264/2, a total that seemed almost unbeatable.
Punjab Kings Script Historic Chase
Despite the daunting target, Punjab Kings delivered a fearless chase:
- Prabhsimran Singh – 76 (26 balls)
- Shreyas Iyer – 71 (36 balls)
Captain Iyer led from the front, finishing the chase with confidence and composure.
Delhi Capitals Bowling
- Kuldeep Yadav – 2 wickets
- Other bowlers struggled to contain Punjab’s aggressive batting
Key Match Moments
- Record Chase: Punjab’s 265 chase is now the highest in IPL history
- Injury Scare: Lungi Ngidi was hospitalized after a fall while fielding
- Dropped Chances: Karun Nair dropped Shreyas Iyer twice, proving costly
Key Performances
| Player | Team | Performance |
|---|---|---|
| KL Rahul | DC | 152* (67) |
| Nitish Rana | DC | 91 (44) |
| Prabhsimran Singh | PBKS | 76 (26) |
| Shreyas Iyer | PBKS | 71 (36) |
Impact on Points Table
- Punjab Kings move to the top of the table
- Delhi Capitals continue an inconsistent run
Punjab Kings’ historic chase against Delhi Capitals will go down as one of the greatest matches in IPL history. With fearless batting and strong leadership, PBKS proved that no target is too big in T20 cricket.
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