IPL scorecard
Complete IPL match scorecards, box scores, and head-to-head franchise directories. Filter by team to explore rivalry scorecards, historical records, and squad payroll context.
Head-to-Head Scorecards by Franchise
Select any franchise below to view all head-to-head match scorecards against every IPL rival.

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Scorecard All-Time Record Book
Historic team totals, record run chases, highest individual match knocks, and bowling spells.
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Frequently Asked Questions: IPL Scorecards
Common queries on match scorecards, box score metrics, and rivalry statistics.
What is the highest team scorecard total in IPL history?
The all-time highest score in IPL history is 287/3 by Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in 2024. Travis Head struck 102 off 41 balls, supported by Heinrich Klaasen's 67 off 31 balls.
Where can I see Chennai Super Kings vs Mumbai Indians scorecards?
On this page under the Chennai Super Kings vs All IPL Teams or Mumbai Indians section, you can review the complete head-to-head record (38 matches, MI 21 wins, CSK 17 wins) and recent encounter box scores.
What is the highest successful run chase scorecard in IPL history?
The world record T20 run chase belongs to Punjab Kings (PBKS), who scored 262/2 in 18.4 overs to overhaul Kolkata Knight Riders' 261/6 at Eden Gardens on April 26, 2024, powered by Jonny Bairstow's unbeaten 108*.