MI vs RCB Head to Head Record and IPL Stats

MI vs RCB stats: two very different eras

For the first decade the sides traded wins almost evenly. From 2008 to 2015 every season was split one apiece, except 2010, when MI won two of three. Then the balance tipped to Mumbai, who were unbeaten against RCB in 2016, 2017 and 2019, and won one each in 2018 and 2020, with the other 2020 game tied.

Since Apr 2021 the swing has gone the other way. RCB have won seven of the nine meetings, including both games in 2021 and in 2026. MI’s most recent win was on 11 Apr 2024, a 7-wicket chase at the Wankhede.

Overall, 20 games have been won chasing and 15 defending, and first innings have averaged 175. Each club’s wider record sits on its own page: Mumbai Indians IPL records and RCB’s IPL record book.

Kohli, de Villiers and Bumrah: the player stats

Virat Kohli has played 35 of the 36 games and made 972 runs for RCB, the most in the fixture, though at an average of 31.35 and without a hundred. AB de Villiers (RCB) was far more productive per innings: 693 runs at 49.50, striking at 153.66. Nobody has bettered his 133* from 59 balls, made at the Wankhede on 10 May 2015, and RCB made 235/1 that day.

Rohit Sharma heads Mumbai’s list on 670 runs, and no one in this fixture has won more match awards than his 4. Kieron Pollard (MI) has 551 runs at 161.58. Ishan Kishan fell one short of a hundred with 99 on 28 Sep 2020.

Jasprit Bumrah (MI) owns 29 wickets at 21.93, and the 5/21 he took on 11 Apr 2024 tops the bowling figures. Harshal Patel has the best average among RCB bowlers, 15.78, with 5/27 in Chennai on 9 Apr 2021. Yuzvendra Chahal took 22 for RCB.

Wankhede, Chinnaswamy and the biggest wins

The Wankhede Stadium has hosted 13 meetings, and Mumbai lead 8 to 5 there. Mumbai have an even better record at RCB’s home ground: 8 wins to 3 from 11 visits to the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.

All five of the highest totals came at the Wankhede. The record is RCB’s 240/4 from 12 Apr 2026, and Mumbai replied with 222/5 in that game. The lowest total is 111 by MI in Dubai on 26 Sep 2021, a 54-run RCB win. By runs, the biggest margin is 58, by MI at the Wankhede on 27 Apr 2013. Another long Mumbai rivalry is covered in MI vs CSK.