Top 5 highest team totals in IPL 2026

Many teams have crossed the 200-run mark in IPL 2026.
Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 have witnessed the dominance of batters since the first game, with teams posting mammoth totals on the boards. Moreover, some teams have also chased down 200-plus targets with ease, which in itself says that crossing 200-run mark doesn’t guarantee victories for the team batting first.
The use of flat pitches and impact players can be termed as the two crucial factors behind high-scoring games in IPL 2026. While bowlers have been at the receiving end of thrashing, batters have grabbed a lot of limelight. On that note, below are the top five highest team totals in IPL 2026.
Top 5 teams with the highest totals in IPL 2026
5. Royal Challengers Bengaluru- 240/4 vs MI

Defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) have also dominated IPL 2026 with their batting in. Their clash against Mumbai Indians (MI) was expected to be a close-fought affair; however, the Rajat Patidar & Co. completely dominated it.
The top three batters Phil Salt (78), Virat Kohli (50), and Rajat Patidar (53) hammered half-centuries to drive the team to a gigantic total of 240/4. Mumbai eventually ended with 222/5, losing by 18 runs.
4. Royal Challengers Bengaluru- 250/3 vs CSK
RCB also crushed Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the 11th match of IPL 2026, thanks to their batting. After being asked to bat first, they posted 250/3 with impeccable teamwork by Phil Salt (46), Devdutt Padikkal (50), Rajat Patidar (48), and Tim David (70*).
David provided a fabulous finish to the team batting, adding an unbeaten 70 off just 25 deliveries. In the chase, CSK succumbed to the pressure and lost their key batters for single digits. They were bowled out for 207 runs, losing by 43 runs.
3. Punjab Kings- 254/7 vs LSG

Punjab Kings showcased their batting might in the clash against Lucknow Super Giants in the 29th match of IPL 2026.
After early dismissal of Prabhsimran Singh for a duck in the first over, Priyansh Arya (93) and Cooper Connolly (87) wreaked havoc on LSG bowlers with their aggressive stroke play. Building a partnership of 182 runs, they helped Punjab to reach 254/7 in the first innings.
2. Delhi Capitals – 264/2 vs PBKS

Delhi Capitals take the second spot in this list as they came up with a brutal batting effort against Punjab Kings. KL Rahul (152*) played a blinder of an innings and slammed the highest ever score by India batter in the IPL. Nitish Rana (91) played a brilliant hand at three, pairing with Rahul to add 220 runs for second wicket. Thanks to their heroics, DC posted a massive total of 264 for two.
1. Punjab Kings – 265/4 vs DC

In a same match, where DC posted 264, PBKS came up with better effort. They started chase in an aggressive way as Prabhsimran Singh (76) and Priyansh Arya (43) came out all guns blazing, adding 116 runs in powerplay, which is the second highest powerplay score in IPL history.
Their 127-run opening stand set the platform for chase as then Shreyas Iyer (71*) and Nehal Wadhera (25) carried on from where the openers left. The Iyer-Wadhera duo added 56 runs that took Punjab close to target. Iyer hit a magical half-century and took his team home with seven balls to spare.
Which team holds the record for the highest total in IPL 2026?
PBKS (265/4 vs DC) hold the record for highest team total in IPL 2026.
How many teams are battling in IPL 2026?
10 teams are battling for the title in IPL 2026.
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