Royal Challengers Bengaluru leads the IPL 2025 points table after two consecutive wins, boasting a +2.266 NRR. Punjab Kings climbed to second place after defeating Lucknow Super Giants, securing 4 points alongside Delhi Capitals, who sit third with a +1.320 NRR. Gujarat Titans hold fourth place with one win, while Mumbai Indians, LSG, and CSK struggle with just 2 points each. Sunrisers Hyderabad, Rajasthan Royals, and Kolkata Knight Riders are at the bottom, all sharing 1 win in 3 matches. With five teams tied at 2 points, NRR becomes crucial in shaping the standings as the tournament progresses.
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru continues its dominant run, securing the top spot with two wins in two games and a massive +2.266 NRR.
Punjab Kings defeated Lucknow Super Giants to register their second consecutive victory, climbing to the second position with 4 points and a solid +1.485 NRR.
With two wins in two matches, Delhi Capitals also sits at 4 points, but their +1.320 NRR places them just behind Punjab Kings in the table.
GT holds 4th place with one win and one loss, having an NRR of +0.625, keeping them within striking distance of the top three teams.
After three games, MI has just one win, standing at 5th position with 2 points and an NRR of +0.309, raising concerns among their fans.
LSG suffered their second loss, pushing them down to 6th place, with an NRR of -0.150 and just 2 points from three matches.
CSK finds itself in 7th place, sharing 2 points with multiple teams but carrying a worrying -0.771 NRR.
Both SRH and RR have just 1 win in 3 games, standing at 8th and 9th place, respectively, with NRRs of -0.871 and -1.112.
KKR is currently 10th, also with 1 win in 3 matches, but their -1.428 NRR is the worst among all teams, adding pressure to turn things around.
With five teams tied at 2 points each, Net Run Rate (NRR) will be decisive in shaping the rankings as the tournament progresses.
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