Which records could be broken today in Qualifier 1 of the IPL 2025 - RCB vs GT?

By Arjit
May 26, 2026

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Shubman Gill (GT)

Gill is on the verge of crossing the major 4,500-run milestone in his IPL career. Additionally, he holds the record for the highest individual score in an RCB vs GT fixture with his spectacular 104*. A big century tonight could rewrite his own fixture record.

Virat Kohli (RCB)

Kohli extends his dominant run-scoring legacy as the all-time highest run-getter in this specific fixture's history, sitting comfortably at the top with over 351 runs against Gujarat Titans. Every run he scores tonight pushes this fixture record higher. He also holds the record for the most combined boundary count in league history.

Sai Sudharsan (GT)

Having already accumulated 638 runs this season, Sudharsan is currently leading the charts for GT. He has the opportunity to stretch his lead for the Orange Cap contention and cross the 700-run single-season threshold. He also shares a historic opening partnership streak with Gill, having notched their 7th century stand earlier this season

Kagiso Rabada (GT)

Rabada leads the total historical bowling charts between these two specific rosters, having taken 18 wickets across their previous matchups. He is also locked at the top of GT's current season bowling charts with 24 wickets.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar (RCB)

Bhuvneshwar matches Rabada with 24 wickets this season, leading the charge for RCB. He has historically thrived against GT with 12 wickets against them, and a strong powerplay spell could see him claim the outright leading wicket-taker spot for the season.

Mohammed Siraj (GT)

Siraj remains a major threat in this rivalry, holding a historical fixture record of 5 wickets specifically recorded from the RCB side before switching over, and he sits on 17 wickets for this current season cycle.

Rashid Khan (GT)

Sitting at 19 wickets for the season, Rashid needs just one wicket to cross the 20-wicket milestone for this tournament edition.

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