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Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Royal Challengers Bangalore

H2H · SRH 13–12 RCBVenue par · 196Chase success · 55%POTM · TM Head

Match preview & overview

SRH post 287/3 at Chinnaswamy to edge RCB by 25 runs

Sunrisers Hyderabad scored 287/3 and beat Royal Challengers Bangalore by 25 runs at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on 15 April 2024. RCB gave a genuine account of themselves, reaching 262/7 in reply, but a collapse of 6 wickets for 108 runs in the middle overs ended any prospect of a successful chase. Travis Head was named Player of the Match after anchoring SRH's innings from the top. It was SRH's third win in five matches in the 2024 IPL; RCB fell to one win from five.

The margin of 25 runs flatters RCB slightly. Once six wickets tumbled between overs 7 and 15, the match was as good as settled. Their powerplay of 79 runs without loss had kept the chase alive, but losing a cluster of wickets in the phase where you most need to build partnerships proved too much to recover from.

RCB's decision to field after winning the toss followed standard Chinnaswamy logic: 76% of toss winners at this ground elect to bowl first. The ground's average first-innings score of 196 across 142 matches makes it a batting-friendly surface, but even accounting for that, SRH's 287 was an outlier.

Pitch report & venue insights

M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru142-match sample

Aggregate conditions from 2001–2026. Numbers that tend to decide matches at this ground — par score, chase success, powerplay averages and toss bias.

142

T20 matches hosted

196

Avg 1st-innings score

177

Avg 2nd-innings score

55%

Chase success rate

45

Avg powerplay runs

80%

Toss-field rate

Head-to-head record

Sunrisers Hyderabad lead the series 13–12 from 26 completed matches

Seasons 2013–2026

Series standing

Sunrisers HyderabadSunrisers Hyderabad
13
Royal Challengers BangaloreRoyal Challengers Bangalore
12

26

Total meetings

0

No results

10

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Key talking points

Moments the match hinged on

5 angles

Headline angle

287/3: one of the highest IPL totals at Chinnaswamy

Sunrisers Hyderabad's 287/3 dwarfed the venue's average first-innings score of 196 across 142 matches. Their powerplay alone produced 76 runs without loss, nearly double the ground's average powerplay tally of 43.

Angle 02

RCB's chase fell 25 runs short despite 262/7

Royal Challengers Bangalore's response of 262/7 was itself exceptional by any normal standard. They matched SRH's powerplay energy with 79 runs for no loss, but six wickets in the middle overs (overs 7–15) ended any realistic hope of overhauling the target.

Angle 03

TM Head named Player of the Match

Travis Head took the match award after anchoring SRH's innings at the top. His contribution was central to the powerplay platform that made 287 possible.

Angle 04

RCB chose to field after winning the toss

Royal Challengers Bangalore opted to bowl first, in line with Chinnaswamy's toss behaviour: 76% of sides winning the toss here choose to field. On this occasion the decision backfired badly.

Angle 05

Middle-overs collapse cost RCB the match

SRH lost only 2 wickets in the middle phase and scored 129 runs; RCB lost 6 wickets for 108 in the same phase. That 21-run difference in wickets lost across overs 7–15 was effectively where the contest was decided.

Betting & analytical angles

Angles the data surfaced

Observations from the venue data, recent form and historical trends. Editorial context, not betting advice.

  • At a venue where the average first-innings score is 196 and teams regularly exceed 220, top-batter run markets may offer more editorial interest than outright result lines.
  • Chinnaswamy's chase success rate sits at 55% across 142 matches, meaning the toss and batting order matter more here than at most IPL venues.
  • SRH's powerplay of 76 runs without loss was nearly double the ground average of 43; powerplay-runs markets at this venue historically see wider variance than the average suggests.
  • Middle-overs wicket markets could be worth tracking: six of RCB's seven dismissals came in overs 7–15, a phase where swing bowlers and spinners tend to exert most influence at this ground.

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Frequently asked

Questions about Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Royal Challengers Bangalore

Who won the SRH vs RCB IPL match on 15 April 2024?

Sunrisers Hyderabad won by 25 runs. SRH posted 287/3, and Royal Challengers Bangalore were bowled out for 262/7 in reply at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.

What was the highest score in the SRH vs RCB match?

Sunrisers Hyderabad's 287/3 was the highest score of the match. It significantly exceeded the venue's average first-innings total of 196 across 142 matches at Chinnaswamy.

Who won the Player of the Match award?

TM Head was named Player of the Match for his contribution to SRH's total of 287/3. He batted at the top of the order and was central to the 76-run powerplay that gave SRH the platform to post that score.

What is the head-to-head record between SRH and RCB?

Across 26 T20 meetings, Sunrisers Hyderabad lead 13–12 with no no-results. RCB had won four of the five matches prior to this fixture, making SRH's win here a significant reversal of recent head-to-head fortunes.

Where can I watch SRH vs RCB IPL matches in the UK?

IPL matches are broadcast live in the UK on Sky Sports Cricket. You can also stream via Sky Go or a NOW TV day pass if you don't have a full subscription.

What happened with the toss in this match?

Royal Challengers Bangalore won the toss and chose to field, which is consistent with Chinnaswamy's usual pattern: 76% of toss winners here elect to bowl first. On this occasion the decision did not pay off, as SRH capitalised to post 287/3.

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