Like seasoned warriors thriving in enemy territory, Royal Challengers Bengaluru scripted an epic tale on the road, turning every away match into a fortress of triumph.
Bengaluru Turns Every Away Game Into a Statement
RCB’s six-wicket victory over Lucknow Super Giants was more than just a win—it was a final stamp on an unprecedented IPL campaign away from home. With this triumph, they became the first team in IPL history to win all seven away matches in a single season.
In addition, their record-setting run, capped by a fearless chase of 228 in Lucknow, showcased both nerve and nuance. Likewise, the win elevated RCB to second place with 19 points and secured a face-off with Punjab Kings in Qualifier 1.
Jitesh Sharma’s Knock: Fireworks and Ferocity
When RCB needed a hero, Jitesh Sharma rose like a phoenix from the pressure. Entering with the team wobbling at 132/4, he unleashed a 33-ball 85 blitz* that rewrote the script.
Likewise, his innings was pure theatre—an explosive mix of precision and power. A no-ball reprieve at 49 turned into the turning point, as Jitesh followed up with a six on the free-hit and never looked back. In addition, he struck like a lightning bolt across LSG’s bowling sky, ending the game with a six that echoed RCB’s power.
Rishabh Pant’s Century in Vain
Rishabh Pant played really well, scoring 118 runs from 61 balls and hitting many boundaries at the Ekana Stadium. His teamwork with Mitchell Marsh (67) made a big 152-run score together.
But like a lone candle in a storm, Pant’s brilliance flickered out in defeat. In addition, LSG’s 227/3 looked formidable—until RCB turned the chase into a masterclass.
Kohli’s Consistency Continues
While Jitesh stole the limelight, Virat Kohli’s contribution was just as crucial. He managed 54 off 30 balls, stabilized the innings, and posted two quick wickets, marking his third straight 600+ run season—a record that recalls his unwavering power.
In addition, Kohli’s game was a symphony of timing and placement, orchestrated with the calm of a seasoned maestro under pressure.
RCB’s Road to Redemption Starts Now
What began as a fight for playoff survival has now turned into a journey of reckoning. With their spot in Qualifier 1 sealed, RCB’s challenge intensifies as they prepare to clash with Punjab Kings in New Chandigarh.
Their away record reads like a scroll of conquest—seven cities, seven wins, countless memories. This version of RCB isn’t just winning games; they are writing history with every stride.
RCB’s 7 Away Wins in IPL 2025
| Match No. | Opponent | Venue | Result |
| 1 | CSK | Chennai | RCB won by 5 wkts |
| 2 | RR | Jaipur | RCB won by 3 wkts |
| 3 | MI | Mumbai | RCB won by 2 runs |
| 4 | DC | Delhi | RCB won by 7 wkts |
| 5 | SRH | Hyderabad | RCB won by 4 wkts |
| 6 | GT | Ahmedabad | RCB won by 6 wkts |
| 7 | LSG | Lucknow | RCB won by 6 wkts |
