Written By: Shreya Patil
Published: April 18, 2026

RCB vs DC Head To Head is one of the oldest IPL rivalries, and the overall numbers favour Bengaluru. 

Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Delhi Capitals have met 33 times, with RCB winning 20 matches, DC winning 12, and 1 game ending without a result. RCB have also posted the highest score in this fixture with 215, while Delhi’s best total is 196. On the lower side, DC were once dismissed for 95, while RCB’s lowest score is 137. 

The latest season in 2025 saw both teams win one match each, proving this contest still carries balance despite the wider history.

RCB vs DC Head To Head Record

Complete results and team scoring stats between the two sides.

RCB vs DC Head To Head Record
Source: Sports Yaari
StatRCBDC
Matches Played3333
Won2012
Lost1220
No Result11
Highest Team Total215196
Lowest Team Total13795

RCB vs DC All-Season Results

A season-by-season look at how this rivalry has unfolded.

YearWinnerResult
2025Delhi CapitalsWon by 6 wickets
2025Royal Challengers BengaluruWon by 6 wickets
2024Royal Challengers BengaluruWon by 47 runs
2023Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 23 runs
2023Delhi CapitalsWon by 7 wickets
2022Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 16 runs
2021Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 1 run
2021Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 7 wickets
2020Delhi CapitalsWon by 59 runs
2020Delhi CapitalsWon by 6 wickets
2019Delhi CapitalsWon by 4 wickets
2019Delhi CapitalsWon by 16 runs
2018Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 6 wickets
2018Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 5 wickets
2017Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 15 runs
2017Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 10 runs
2016Delhi DaredevilsWon by 7 wickets
2016Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 6 wickets
2015Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 10 wickets
2015No ResultMatch abandoned
2014Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 8 wickets
2014Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 16 runs
2013Royal Challengers BangaloreWon in Super Over
2013Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 4 runs
2012Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 20 runs
2012Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 21 runs
2011Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 3 wickets
2010Delhi DaredevilsWon by 17 runs
2010Delhi DaredevilsWon by 37 runs
2009Royal Challengers BangaloreWon by 7 wickets
2009Delhi DaredevilsWon by 6 wickets
2008Delhi DaredevilsWon by 10 runs
2008Delhi DaredevilsWon by 5 wickets

Top Performers In RCB vs DC Matches

The biggest names have often decided this fixture.

Most Runs

PlayerTeamRuns
Virat KohliRCB1154
AB de VilliersRCB690
Rishabh PantDC421
Chris GayleRCB311
Shreyas IyerDC291

Virat Kohli dominates this rivalry with 1154 runs, far ahead of the rest. 

Virat Kohli dominates this rivalry with 1154 runs
Source: CricTracker

AB de Villiers follows with 690 runs, while Rishabh Pant leads Delhi Capitals with 421.

Most Wickets

PlayerTeamWickets
Yuzvendra ChahalRCB15
Mohammed SirajRCB13
Harshal PatelRCB/DC13
Kagiso RabadaDC13
Zaheer KhanDC11

Chahal leads the wicket charts with 15 wickets. 

Chahal leads the wicket charts with 15 wickets
Source: ESPNcricinfo

Rabada, Siraj, and Harshal Patel each have 13 wickets in this contest.

Major Records in the RCB vs DC Rivalry

Key batting and bowling milestones from this matchup.

RecordDetails
Highest Team Total by RCB215 
Highest Team Total by DC196
Lowest Team Total by DC95 
Lowest Team Total by RCB137
Highest Individual Score128* by Chris Gayle
Most Runs1154 by Virat Kohli
Most Wickets15 by Yuzvendra Chahal
Best Bowling Figures5/25 by Jaydev Unadkat

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Conclusion: RCB Lead DC 20-12 In IPL Head To Head History

Royal Challengers Bengaluru have won 20 of the 33 IPL meetings against Delhi Capitals, while DC have 12 wins and one match ended without a result. That gives RCB a clear historical advantage.

Delhi Capitals have improved in recent seasons, but Bengaluru still remains ahead on overall numbers. Until that gap closes, RCB continues to lead this rivalry.

About the Author

Shreya Patil is a Mumbai-based documentary photographer turned cricket storyteller. Having covered local leagues through her lens, she now writes feature pieces at WPLeague, capturing the human side of women’s cricket beyond the boundary ropes.

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