KL Rahul's Record Streak vs Chahar Ends in IPL Clash Against Mumbai Indians

KL Rahul's remarkable IPL record of never being dismissed by Mumbai Indians pacer Deepak Chahar, while scoring 160 runs, came to a crashing end. He was dismissed by Chahar for just one run during Delhi Capitals' chase. Mumbai Indians, led by Suryakumar Yadav's 51, posted a total of 162 runs. At the time of reporting, Delhi Capitals were 73 for 3, needing 90 more runs to win.

Key Points: KL Rahul's Record IPL Streak vs Deepak Chahar Ends

  • Rahul's 160-run streak vs Chahar ends
  • Dismissed for just 1 run
  • Suryakumar Yadav leads MI with 51
  • MI set target of 163
  • DC 73/3 chasing after 10 overs
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KL Rahul ends record-breaking streak following poor outing against MI

KL Rahul's historic unbeaten run against MI's Deepak Chahar ends as he falls for 1. Get match highlights and key stats from DC vs MI.

"Rahul's 160 runs vs Deepak Chahar is also the most runs a batter has scored off a bowler without ever being dismissed in IPL."

New Delhi, April 4

KL Rahul's record-breaking dominance over Mumbai Indians pacer Deepak Chahar came to an end during a challenging outing on Saturday in the ongoing Indian Premier League match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.

Before the DC vs MI match, Rahul had scored 160 runs off 103 balls in 13 innings against Chahar, maintaining a remarkable strike rate of 155.3 and had never been dismissed by the pacer in the tournament's history. This made him the highest-scoring batter against a bowler in IPL history without being dismissed.

However, in the latest game against MI, Rahul's poor performance ended this impressive streak, as he was dismissed by Chahar, marking the first time the bowler got the better of him in the IPL.

Rahul's 160 runs vs Deepak Chahar is also the most runs a batter has scored off a bowler without ever being dismissed in IPL.

The Delhi opener was dismissed for just one-run while chasing a target of 163-run which was set by the five-time champions Mumbai.

Coming to the match, MI set a modest target of 163 runs for the Capitals in match 8 of IPL 2026. The hosts won the toss and invited the Hardik Pandya-less MI to bat first. Suryakumar Yadav was leading the five-time champions in the absence of Pandya, who was not feeling well.

Suryakumar Yadav made 51 runs off 36 balls with the help of three fours and a couple of sixes. Rohit Sharma scored 35 runs off 26 balls with the help of six boundaries.

Naman Dhir contributed with a 21-ball 28. Mitchell Santner (18 not out) and Corbin Bosch (11 not out) also hit a couple of boundaries each to take MI to a fighting total of 162 runs. Mukesh Kumar took a couple of wickets, whereas Patel, Natarajan, Ngidi and Nigam shared one wicket each.

In response, Delhi Capitals are currently at 73/3 in 10 overs, and Delhi Capitals require 90 more runs to win.

- ANI

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Priya S
It was bound to happen someday. But getting out for just 1 run? That's a bit disappointing for an opener of his caliber, especially in a chase. DC's top order needs to be more consistent.
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Rohit P
Stats are fun, but cricket is played on the day. Chahar finally got his man! That's the beauty of IPL, any player can have their day. Great bowling from MI overall to restrict a strong batting side.
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Ananya R
Feel for KL, but these things happen in T20 cricket. One ball can change everything. More concerned about DC's chase here... 73/3 in 10 overs doesn't look too promising. Need someone to play a SKY-like innings!
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David E
As a neutral fan, that was a fascinating little battle within the war. Rahul dominated for so long, Chahar finally wins a round. That's why we watch sports! Great narrative.
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Siddharth J
Respectfully, I think we focus too much on these individual player vs player stats. The team result matters more. MI posted a fighting total without Hardik, and DC is struggling. That's the real story, not one dismissal.

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