RCB vs GG WPL Head to Head Record and Stats

RCB vs GG stats: how the lead was built

Gujarat won the first game, by 11 runs at the Brabourne Stadium, after posting 201/7. RCB answered ten days later with an 8-wicket win on the same ground. The next two seasons followed the same back and forth: RCB won by 8 wickets in Bengaluru in Feb 2024 before GG won by 19 runs in Delhi, and RCB chased 202/4 in Vadodara in Feb 2025 before GG won by 6 wickets in Bengaluru.

The 2026 games were the most one-sided. The 61-run margin on 19 Jan 2026 is RCB’s biggest win here, and the 32-run win three days earlier is next.

Neither batting first nor chasing has an edge. Each way of playing has produced 4 wins, with first innings averaging 173. Team-wide figures live on the RCB WPL records page and in Gujarat Giants’ WPL record book.

Gardner, Devine and Patil: player records

Ash Gardner of Gujarat Giants tops both lists. Her 261 runs carry a strike rate of 152.63, with three fifties (top score 79* in Feb 2025), and she has taken 11 wickets, the best haul being 3/31.

Sophie Devine has played on both sides of this fixture. Batting for RCB she made 194 runs at 188.35; her 99 from 36 balls, made on 18 Mar 2023, is the highest score in these games. Bowling for Gujarat, she has 4 wickets. Beth Mooney (GG) has 196 runs and a best of 85*, and Richa Ghosh (RCB) 184.

Shreyanka Patil (RCB) has done the most damage with the ball. She has 10 wickets at just 10.40 and took 5/23 on 16 Jan 2026, needing only 3.5 overs, when Gujarat folded for 150, the fixture’s lowest total. Renuka Singh (RCB) has an economy rate of 6.65.

Grounds and totals

These two sides have moved around: five different grounds in 8 games. RCB have won both meetings at the Vadodara Cricket Stadiums. The Brabourne Stadium and the Chinnaswamy have one win each. Three of the five highest totals passed 200, and two came on the same night in Vadodara, when Gujarat’s 201/5 was beaten by RCB’s 202/4 with nine balls left. RCB’s rivalry with Mumbai has its own MI vs RCB WPL page.