RCB gets trolled as DC collapse surpasses shameful record [Source: X and Screengrabs]
The Delhi Capitals vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru clash in IPL 2026 on April 27 turned into a complete nightmare for the home side as Delhi suffered a brutal batting collapse against a brutal RCB bowling attack.
What was expected to be a competitive Capitals vs Royal Challengers encounter quickly became one-sided, with DC showcasing one of the worst batting displays of the season against the visitors.
Early Collapse Shatters Delhi in DC vs RCB
The DC vs RCB match began disastrously for Delhi Capitals after Royal Challengers Bengaluru opted to field first. Within the first two overs, DC were already in deep trouble.
Sahil Parakh fell for a duck, followed by KL Rahul managing just one run. The damage worsened as Sameer Rizvi and Nitish Rana also failed to survive the early burst.
By the end of just 3.5 overs, the match had already tilted heavily in RCB’s favour, with DC reeling at 8/6. This shocking collapse marked one of the lowest powerplay performances in IPL 2026 and left fans stunned.
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Lowest Powerplay Scores in the IPL (6-Overs)
- 13/6 – DC vs RCB, Delhi, 2026, Tonight*
- 14/3 – SRH vs RR, Pune, 2022
- 14/2 – RR vs RCB, Cape Town, 2009
- 15/2 – CSK vs KKR, Kolkata, 2011
- 16/1 – CSK vs DD, Raipur, 2015
- 16/1 – CSK vs RCB, Chennai, 2019
Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Josh Hazlewood Lead Destruction
The bowling duo of Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Josh Hazlewood completely dismantled the DC batting lineup in this RCB vs DC clash. Bhuvneshwar was clinical with his line and length, finishing with 3 wickets for just 5 runs, while Hazlewood matched him with 3 wickets for only 8 runs.
Every delivery in the encounter seemed to pose a threat, with both pacers exploiting movement and bounce perfectly at the Arun Jaitley Stadium that assisted strong winds too. Their disciplined bowling ensured that Delhi Capitals never recovered from the early blows.
The internet too, reacted heavily to this collapse as RCB was almost on their way to break their cursed record against KKR.



Middle Order of Delhi Fails to Recover
Despite the early collapse, there was a brief attempt at resistance from Abishek Porel and David Miller. Porel played a cautious knock, remaining unbeaten on 26, while Miller added 19 runs.
However, their efforts only delayed the inevitable. Wickets kept falling at regular intervals as DC struggled to build any partnerships. By the halfway mark, the score read 43/7, highlighting the dominance of RCB in this contest.
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Lower Order Offers Little Resistance
The lower order failed to provide any meaningful contribution in the DC vs RCB clash. Kyle Jamieson scored 12 runs but couldn’t hold the innings together, while Kuldeep Yadav managed just 3 runs before getting dismissed.
Suyash Sharma and Krunal Pandya joined the wicket-taking party, ensuring that Delhi Capitals remained under pressure throughout the innings. By 15.3 overs, DC were reduced to 71/9, marking a complete collapse in the Capitals vs Royal Challengers match.
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