Check the full list of matches with Super Over finish in IPL history

On Wednesday night, the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 witnessed one of its most thrilling finishes as Delhi Capitals beat Rajasthan Royals at Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi in the first Super Over game of the IPL since 2021. The regulation time of the match ended with both teams scoring 188 runs. Rajasthan Royals, batting first in the Super Over, scored 11 runs, which was chased down by Delhi Capitals in just four balls.

 

Notably, this was Delhi Capitals' fifth Super Over finish and fourth Super Over win in the IPL, making them the most successful team in the league in terms of Super Overs. 

 

 

Punjab Kings are second on the list with four Super Over wins, while Rajasthan Royals, Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bengaluru are joint third with two wins each.

 

Kolkata Knight Riders and Sunrisers Hyderabad also have one Super Over win each to their name.

 

Check full list of Super Overs in IPL

 

Season	Match	Result/Scorecard	Tie Score
IPL 2009	KKR vs RR	Rajasthan Royals won	150
IPL 2010	CSK vs KXIP	Kings XI Punjab won	136
IPL 2013	SRH vs RCB	Sunrisers Hyderabad won	130
IPL 2013	RCB vs DD	Royal Challengers Bangalore won	152
IPL 2014	KKR vs RR	Rajasthan Royals won	152
IPL 2015	RR vs KXIP	Kings XI Punjab won	191
IPL 2017	GL vs MI	Mumbai Indians won	153
IPL 2019	DC vs KKR	Delhi Capitals won	185
IPL 2019	MI vs SRH	Mumbai Indians won	153
IPL 2020	DC vs KXIP	Delhi Capitals won	157
IPL 2020	RCB vs MI	Royal Challengers Bangalore won	201
IPL 2020	SRH vs KKR	Kolkata Knight Riders won	163
IPL 2020	MI vs KXIP	Kings XI Punjab won	176
IPL 2021	SRH vs DC	Delhi Capitals won	159
IPL 2025	DC vs RR	Delhi Capitals won	188

 

When was the Super Over introduced in the IPL?

 

The Super Over rule was introduced in the IPL back in 2009, during its second edition. The first Super Over in the IPL was played the very same year, with Rajasthan Royals defeating Kolkata Knight Riders. IPL 2020 saw the most number of Super Over finishes, with four matches decided in this manner. 

 

The gap between the last two Super Overs was the longest in IPL history between two tied games, with the previous one played in IPL 2021 before Delhi Capitals and Rajasthan Royals were involved in one in IPL 2025.

 

The strangest decision in a Super Over in the IPL came in 2014, when the match between Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Knight Riders was tied even in the Super Over. Rajasthan Royals were then declared the winners on the basis of a higher boundary count.