KL Rahul’s unbeaten 152 off 67 balls for Delhi Capitals against Punjab Kings set a new record for the highest individual score by an Indian in IPL history, surpassing Abhishek Sharma’s 141. The ...

KL Rahul led Delhi Capitals with a dominant display as Punjab Kings were thoroughly outplayed in their IPL 2026 clash on April 25 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. Choosing to bat first, DC ...

Rahul blended grace with power to script a stroke-filled 152, the third-highest individual IPL score, while Nitish Rana (91) batted with authority as the duo powered hosts Delhi Capitals to a mammoth ...

Despite the sweltering afternoon heat, KL Rahul took the attack to the Punjab Kings bowling attack in a brutal batting display at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. Combining with Nitish Rana, Rahul feasted on ...

KL Rahul combined elegance with brute force to hammer a dazzling 152 — the third-highest individual score in Indian Premier League history — while Nitish Rana chipped in with a commanding 91, as the ...

KL Rahul reveals how he revamped his T20 approach after smashing an unbeaten 152, but Delhi Capitals lost to Punjab Kings in a record IPL run-fest. IMAGE: Delhi Capitals' KL Rahul with Punjab Kings co ...

Nitish Rana and KL Rahul added 220 runs for the second wicket as Delhi Capitals put an imposing 264/2 on the board against Punjab Kings in match 35 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 at Arun ...

New Delhi [India], April 25 (ANI): KL Rahul and Nitish Rana produced a clinical batting masterclass to help Delhi Capitals (DC) post a mammoth total of 264/2 against the unbeaten Punjab Kings (PBKS) ...

KL Rahul smashed a career best unbeaten 152, the highest score by an Indian in the IPL, while Nitish Rana also feasted on a hapless Punjab Kings attack (91) as Delhi Capitals piled up a daunting 264 ...

KL Rahul scored 152 runs off 67 balls against Punjab Kings in IPL match He became the first Indian with the highest individual IPL score Rahul hit 16 fours and 9 sixes during his innings Indian ...

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