IPL 2025: Hardik Pandya’s performance vs RCB analyzed through data

In the 20th match of IPL 2025, teams from Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore will be face to face. The match will be played on 7 April at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Mumbai Indians, captained by Hardik Pandya, are waiting for their rhythm in the tournament. The team has lost three of the four matches. Talk about Hardik Pandya, he is not seen in rhythm in the tournament.

However, his performance against Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL has been excellent. He has done well with both bat and ball. Hardik has scored 319 runs in 16 innings against RCB, including 2 half -centuries. He has scored these runs at an average of 45.57 and a strike rate of 155.60. Hardik’s highest score against RCB is 62*.

At the same time, Hardik Pandya has taken five wickets, showing amazing with the ball. However, he has proved to be quite expensive. His best bowling figure is 3/28. MI captain would once again like to contribute significantly with the ball and bat against RCB.

See here Hardik Pandya’s record against RCB

• Innings- 16
• Run- 319
• Supreme Sco- 62*
• Average- 45.57
• Strike Rate- 155.60
• Half-century- 2
• Wicket-5
• Bbi-3/28
• Economy- 10.32

Mumbai and RCB lost in last match

Talk about Mumbai Indians, he had to face defeat in his last match against Lucknow. Lucknow, batting first, thanks to the half -century innings of Mitchell Marsh and Aidan Markram, Lucknow scored a huge score of 203 runs at the loss of 8 wickets. Hardik Pandya took five wickets in the match for Mumbai.

During the chase of the target, Mumbai got initial shocks and the team got into trouble, but Suryakumar Yadav and Naman Dhir formed the important partnership. However, during the chase, Tilak Verma played slow and finally he had to retired. Pandya 28* (16) kept the expectations alive, but in the end he too could not win the team.

Talking about Royal Challengers Bangalore, he lost badly against Gujarat Titans at home. Mohammad Siraj destroyed his previous team on a slow pitch in Bengaluru and took three wickets. Liam Livingstone, Jitesh Sharma and Tim David played a useful innings and brought the team to a score of 169-8. But this score was not enough for Gujarat. Gujarat made a slow start, but Jose Butler and Sherfen Rutherford won the team, redeeming the onset of Sai Sudarshan.