IPL 2026 standings after LSG vs RCB: Points Table, Wins, Losses & Net Run Rate

Lucknow Super Giants registered a thrilling nine-run victory over Royal Challengers Bengaluru in their IPL 2026 clash at the Ekana Stadium. The rain-interrupted contest witnessed a sensational innings from Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh, who smashed 111 runs off just 56 deliveries to guide LSG to a strong total.

While his opening partner, Arshin Kulkarni, struggled to convert his start into a big score, Marsh dominated the innings with aggressive strokeplay from the very beginning. Later, Nicholas Pooran provided valuable support in the middle overs as Lucknow Super Giants maintained control of the match despite multiple rain interruptions.

The victory marked LSG’s third win of the IPL 2026 season and kept their playoff hopes alive. On the other hand, the defeat handed Royal Challengers Bengaluru their fourth loss of the campaign, preventing them from moving to the top of the points table.

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Following the result, Sunrisers Hyderabad continued to lead the IPL 2026 standings with 14 points from 11 matches, while Punjab Kings remained in second place with 13 points from 10 games. This article provides the updated IPL 2026 points table after the LSG vs RCB clash, including team standings, wins, losses, points, and net run rate.

Mitchell Marsh powers Lucknow Super Giants to crucial win over RCB

Asked to bat first, Lucknow Super Giants got off to a strong start through Mitchell Marsh and Arshin Kulkarni. While Kulkarni played the supporting role with a steady 17-run knock, Marsh completely dominated the innings with a breathtaking 111 off just 56 deliveries. The Australian batter smashed nine fours and nine sixes, dismantling the RCB bowling attack with a perfect mix of power-hitting and smart shot selection.

Marsh also built crucial partnerships during the innings, adding 95 runs with Kulkarni for the opening wicket before stitching together another important 70-run stand with Nicholas Pooran, who contributed a quickfire 38 runs. Skipper Rishabh Pant provided the finishing touch with an unbeaten 32 off just 10 balls, helping LSG post an imposing total of 209/3 in their 20 overs.

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Rain interruptions later revised Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s target to 213 runs in 19 overs under the DLS method. Despite the challenging conditions, RCB stayed in the contest for most of the chase, led by captain Rajat Patidar, who played an impressive knock of 61 off 31 balls. However, the Bengaluru side kept losing wickets at crucial stages, which prevented them from building sustained momentum.

LSG’s bowlers responded brilliantly under pressure, with Prince Yadav emerging as the standout performer after claiming 3/33. Shahbaz Ahmed also made an important contribution with figures of 2/33 during the middle overs. Krunal Pandya and Josh Hazlewood picked up one wicket each but proved slightly expensive.

RCB eventually finished at 203/6, falling short by nine runs under the DLS method. The victory not only ended LSG’s losing streak but also kept their playoff hopes alive as they look to revive their IPL 2026 campaign in the final phase of the tournament.

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IPL 2026 points table after LSG vs RCB match