Rain could spoil RCB vs CSK match [Source: @Surendra21286/X]
Tonight, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) will take on Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in a riveting IPL 2025 clash. The game is scheduled at the iconic M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.
M Chinnaswamy Stadium Weather Likely To Affect RCB vs CSK Match
CSK and RCB enjoy a fierce rivalry in the Indian Premier League. While CSK have won 22 matches, the Red Brigade have managed only eleven victories despite giving the yellow army a run for their money.
However, the upcoming face-off between RCB and CSK might be interrupted due to rain, with inclement weather conditions set to play spoilsport in the riveting clash. According to AccuWeather, there's a 43 per cent chance of precipitation at the venue; so, we might witness several rain interruptions or even an abandoned affair at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium.
As rain threat looms large on RCB vs CSK match, here's a list of all IPL matches that have been abandoned at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium.
List Of Abandoned IPL Matches At M Chinnaswamy Stadium
The M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru has hosted 99 IPL matches, out of which only four have concluded without a result. Interestingly, the first-ever abandoned IPL match was between RCB and CSK in the 2012 edition of the tournament.
Match | Date |
RCB vs CSK | 25 April, 2012 |
RCB vs RR | 29 April, 2015 |
RCB vs DC | 17 May, 2015 |
RCB vs RR | 30 April, 2019 |
(IPL matches that were called off in Bengaluru)
Thus, as shown in the above table, the RCB vs CSK clash on 25th April, 2012, was the first-ever game to be called off at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium. The venue went on to witness three further abandoned matches, with the RCB's much-anticipated encounters against RR and DC getting washed out due to rain.
Throwback To RCB's Rain-Marred Clash vs PBKS In IPL 2025
Recently, the RCB vs PBKS IPL 2025 match was also interrupted due to rain. The game had a delayed start after being reduced to a 14-over-per-side encounter.
Despite Tim David's heroics, RCB managed a paltry total of 95 runs, which PBKS chased, losing five wickets, in 12.1 overs. Nehal Wadhera emerged as the hero for the visitors, playing a superb unbeaten knock of 33 runs.