IPL records in Mohali Stadium: IPL records at the Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali ahead of PBKS vs RCB match

The Punjab Kings have once again returned to winning ways. They will now head to their home ground i.e., The IS Bindra Stadium of Punjab Cricket Association in Mohali to host Royal Challengers Bangalore in match no 27 of Tata IPL 2023.

IPL records in Mohali Stadium

Surprisingly, Mohali has been a two-paced wicket this season. We have aleready witnessed a high scoring game here between Punjab Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders, and then we saw how it got difficult to bat on a slow-paced wicket in the match between Punjab Kings and Gujarat Titans. Below are the IPL records at IS Bindra Stadium,

Traditionally, the wicket at the Mohali cricket stadium has assisted the pacers and batters. Teams have scored more than 200 runs on 11 occasions in this stadium, and six of those instances happened during the IPL. The PCA Stadium witnessed the highest successful T20 run-chase over 13 years ago when India scored 207 runs with 6 wickets and five deliveries left in the game. This score also stands as the stadium’s fifth-highest innings total.

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Highest team totals at Mohali Stadium in IPL

In the inaugural edition of IPL against Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings), the MS Dhoni-led CSK team scored 240, which remains the highest score at this venue. Check out the other highest scores in Mohali.

Highest run-getters at Mohali Stadium in IPL

The highest aggregate run-getter at IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali is Shaun Marsh, who played for Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings) during his entire IPL career. All the other in the top 6 in this list have represented the Punjab franchise at some stage in their career.

Highest Wicket Takers at Mohali Stadium in IPL

Former bowlers of Kings XI Punjab occupy the top 6 positions in this category, with veteran leg-spinner Piyush Chawla leading the pack with 24 wickets to his name.

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