In the 34th match of the IPL 2026, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) will take on Gujarat Titans (GT). Royal Challengers Bengaluru are in impressive form this season and currently at third place in the points table with four wins out of six games. However, they lost the previous game by 6 wickets against the Delhi Capitals. Batting first, Bengaluru posted a total of 175 runs, while in response, Delhi chased down the target in the last over. For RCB, their top order played a crucial role, with Phil Salt delivering a knock of 63. Tim David also made significant contributions, scoring 26. In the bowling department, Bhuvneshwar Kumar impressed with figures of 3/26 in four overs, while Krunal Pandya chipped in with a wicket.

On the other hand, the Gujarat Titans also didn’t perform in the previous game as they lost by 99 runs against the Mumbai Indians. Batting first, Mumbai posted ‌a total of 199 runs; in response, Gujarat got all out on just 100 runs. In the batting department for Gujarat, chasing such a huge target, they did not have a good start, and the top order was dismissed early without scoring many runs. 

After this, Washington Sundar tried to save the innings by scoring 26 runs, but he did not get any support from the other end. Among the bowlers, Kagiso Rabada stood out as an impact bowler, picking up three wickets for 33 runs in his four overs. At the same time, Prasidh Krishna and Mohammed Siraj took one wicket each.

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The surface at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru is usually batting-friendly. Known for excellent batting conditions with consistent pace and bounce, this venue frequently produces high-scoring, thrilling contests, especially in T20 format games. Due to the potential for dew later in the evening, winning captains often prefer to bowl first. The average first innings score in the IPL is around 182 here.

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