IPL 2026 Update – IPL 2026 Points Table, Check Team Standings
New Delhi: So far, 14 matches of the 2026 Indian Premier League have been played, and immense enthusiasm is evident on the faces of both cricket fans and players. As the IPL progresses, the excitement levels are rising in tandem.…
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New Delhi: So far, 14 matches of the 2026 Indian Premier League have been played, and immense enthusiasm is evident on the faces of both cricket fans and players. As the IPL progresses, the excitement levels are rising in tandem. Moreover, significant shifts are being witnessed in the points table.
Teams occasionally leap up the standings, while others slide down. Consequently, everyone is eager to know who currently occupies the top spot on the IPL points table. Wednesday witnessed a highly decisive match in the tournament.
In a nail-biting contest, Gujarat defeated Delhi by just one run to open their account for the season. With this result, the Delhi Capitals’ winning streak also came to a halt. Following the match between the Delhi Capitals and the Gujarat Titans, there have been no further changes to the standings. Gujarat has climbed to the sixth position with two points.
Here is the current status of the IPL Points Table:
In the Indian Premier League points table, the Rajasthan Royals currently hold the number one spot with 6 points, having won all three of their matches. Their Net Run Rate stands at 2.403. In second place are the Punjab Kings, who have also secured 6 points by winning all three of their matches; however, their Net Run Rate is slightly lower than that of Rajasthan. RCB occupies the third position, having secured 4 points by winning both of their matches so far.
In terms of Net Run Rate, RCB stands at 2.501. The Delhi Capitals are in fourth place, having won 2 out of their 3 matches to accumulate 4 points, with a Net Run Rate of 0.811. In fifth place are the Sunrisers Hyderabad, with one win from three matches. The Gujarat Titans are currently in sixth place, with one win from three matches, giving them 2 points and a Net Run Rate of -0.270. Finally, the Lucknow Super Giants are in seventh place, having recorded one win in their two matches so far, with a Net Run Rate of -0.542.
Find Out Who Holds the Orange Cap
There have been no major changes to the Orange Cap leaderboard following the 14th match of the Indian Premier League. Yashasvi Jaiswal, who played a brilliant innings against the Mumbai Indians, remains at the top. Jaiswal now has 170 runs to his name across three matches.
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Delhi Capitals’ Sameer Rizvi had an opportunity to overtake him, but he failed to open his account in the match against Gujarat. He currently sits at number two with 160 runs. Heinrich Klaasen (145 runs) holds the third spot, while Vaibhav Suryavanshi has broken into the top five. Vaibhav is now in the fourth position with 122 runs. Rohit Sharma occupies the fifth spot, having scored 118 runs.