Written By: Shreya Patil
Published: May 1, 2026

RR vs DC Head To Head is one of the closest battles in IPL history, and the numbers prove it. Rajasthan Royals and Delhi Capitals have faced each other 31 times, with DC holding a narrow 16-15 edge after the 2025 Super Over win. 

This rivalry has seen everything from a one-run finish to a brutal 105-run knockout win. RR owns the highest individual score here through Jos Buttler’s 116, while DC holds the best bowling spell through Pawan Negi’s 4/18. 

Tight margins, dramatic finishes and old history make this fixture a proper IPL classic.

RR vs DC Overall Head-to-Head Record

There is almost nothing separating these two teams.

RR vs DC Overall Record
Source: Outlook India
StatRRDC
Matches Played3131
Wins1516
Losses1615
No Result00
Super Over Wins01
Biggest Win105 runs67 runs

The rivalry stayed level for years before Delhi moved ahead through the 2025 Super Over win. Rajasthan Royals have dominated some seasons, while DC have had strong comeback phases too. 

RR vs DC Full Results From 2025 to 2008

Every season has added a fresh chapter.

YearWinnerResult
2025Delhi CapitalsMatch tied (Won Super Over)
2024Delhi CapitalsWon by 20 runs
2024Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 12 runs
2023Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 57 runs
2022Delhi CapitalsWon by 8 wickets
2022Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 15 runs
2021Delhi CapitalsWon by 33 runs
2021Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 3 wickets
2020Delhi CapitalsWon by 13 runs
2020Delhi CapitalsWon by 46 runs
2019Delhi CapitalsWon by 5 wickets
2019Delhi CapitalsWon by 6 wickets
2018Delhi CapitalsWon by 4 runs (D/L)
2018Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 10 runs (D/L)
2015Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 14 runs
2015Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 3 wickets
2014Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 62 runs
2014Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 7 wickets
2013Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 9 wickets
2013Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 5 runs
2012Delhi CapitalsWon by 6 wickets
2012Delhi CapitalsWon by 1 run
2011Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 6 wickets
2010Delhi CapitalsWon by 67 runs
2010Delhi CapitalsWon by 6 wickets
2009Delhi CapitalsWon by 14 runs
2009Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 5 wickets
2008Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 105 runs
2008Rajasthan RoyalsWon by 3 wickets
2008Delhi CapitalsWon by 9 wickets

This table shows how momentum has kept changing across eras. RR had dominant runs from 2013 to 2015, while Delhi answered strongly from 2019 onwards.

Biggest Records In RR vs DC Rivalry

This fixture has produced some memorable numbers.

RecordDetails
Highest Individual Score116 by Jos Buttler
Best Bowling Figures4/18 by Pawan Negi
Most Centuries2 by RR batters
Biggest VictoryRR won by 105 runs
Closest WinDC won by 1 run

From centuries to one-sided knockouts, this rivalry has seen all types of matches. Some games were controlled early, while others went right to the final over.

Most Runs In RR vs DC Matches

Some batters have loved this fixture.

PlayerTeamRuns
Ajinkya RahaneRR/DC611
Rishabh PantDC400
Sanju SamsonRR387

Ajinkya Rahane leads the scoring charts with 611 runs across both franchises. 

Most Runs In RR vs DC
Source: Scroll

Rishabh Pant and Sanju Samson have also played major roles in recent seasons.

Most Wickets In RR vs DC Matches

Big bowlers have often decided these contests.

PlayerTeamWickets
Amit MishraDC20
Shane WatsonRR9
Jaydev UnadkatRR9

Amit Mishra sits clear at the top with 20 wickets.

Most Wickets In RR vs DC
Source: Sportstar

His spells often shifted games in Delhi’s favour, while RR bowlers also made key contributions over the years.

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Conclusion: RR vs DC Rivalry Remains Tight With Delhi Leading 16-15 Till IPL 2026

Delhi Capitals hold a slim edge after 31 meetings, but this rivalry is still one of the closest in IPL history. Rajasthan Royals know one win can level the story again.

With Super Overs, huge wins and tense finishes already delivered, the next RR vs DC clash should bring another strong chapter.

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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