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Here are the results of the 2026 IPL Qualifier 1: Who won and who scored?
The 2026 IPL Final cricket match is shaping up to be quite the spectacle. The 2026 IPL Qualifier 1 is finished, and the results are in. The Royal Challengers Bengaluru have defeated the Gujarat Titans to advance to the 2026 IPL Final. This is happening in no small part due to Rajat Patidar’s play.
Unlike other sports, the IPL doesn’t give a losing team another shot at reaching the final. In the NBA, MLB, NFL, and NHL, once you lose a match or series, you are eliminated.
Because of the 93-run knock, Patidar was given the Player of the Match award. RCB won by 92 runs. RCB secured a 254/5 score against GT’s 162.
Given the IPL playoffs’ structure, RCB could still face one of the three remaining teams. They could play the Sunrisers Hyderabad, Rajasthan Royals, or the Gujarat Titans (again).
To get a sense of what they could be up against, here is the full squad list for each of those three teams.
GT won the toss and decided to bowl first. This led to an incredible innings by the RCB batters, with skipper Rajat Patidar leading the way. These were the top batters for RCB.
As you can see, it was an incredible knock from Patidar. Not only did he nearly knock a century, but he did it off 33 deliveries.
However, the Gujarat Titans didn’t make it easy on RCB, as their bowlers came to the match locked and loaded. Jason Holder and Kagiso Rabada recorded two wickets apiece.
This is how the Fall of the Wickets happened for RCB:
When the ball turned over for RCB to field, Jason Holder had the best figures. He finished the match with a 2/39 spell in four overs.
While RCB hit a stroke of good luck with their batting, GT did not. They were bowled out with three balls left in the final over. Of their batting side, only Jos Buttler and Rahul Tewatia had a performance worth mentioning.
On this side of the ball, RCB had four bowlers record at least two wickets. Leading the way was Jacob Duffy, who put together a 3/39 spell in four overs. Duffy also recorded 12 dot balls in his outing.
Caleb Kerney Caleb covers the NHL, MLB, and Cricket for Heavy.com. He has covered professional hockey since 2022, including bylines at Dobber Prospects, The Hockey Writers, and The Hockey News. More about Caleb Kerney
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