PBKS vs MI, IPL 2025: Head-to-Head Record in IPL: Stats, Top Run-Getters & Wicket-Takers
Punjab Kings will face Mumbai Indians in the Qualifier 2 in Ahmedabad, with both teams aiming for a win to advance to the finals of IPL 2025.
Here's a look at their head-to-head record in the tournament:
PBKS vs MI head-to-head record in IPL
Matches played: 33
PBKS won: 15
MI won: 17
Tied: 1
Last result: PBKS beat MI by seven wickets (May 26, 2025)
PBKS record at Narendra Modi stadium in IPL
Played: 6
Won: 3
Lost: 2
Tied: 1
No Result: 0
Highest Score: 243/5 vs GT (March, 2025)
Lowest Score: 123/9 vs KKR (April, 2021)
MI record at Narendra Modi stadium in IPL
Played: 6
Won: 1
Lost: 5
Tied: 0
No Result: 0
Highest Score: 178/3 vs RR (May, 2014)
Lowest Score: 160/6 vs GT (March, 2025)
Most Runs in PBKS vs MI IPL Matches
Batters Inns. Runs Avg. Strike Rate HS. Rohit Sharma (MI) 25 626 27.21 131.78 79* Kieron Pollard (MI) 23 539 38.50 162.34 83 Shaun Marsh (PBKS) 12 526 47.81 132.49 81
Most Wickets In PBKS Vs MI IPL Matches
Bowler Inns. Wkts. Econ. Avg. BBI Jasprit Bumrah (MI) 17 24 6.23 16.79 3/15 Lasith Malinga (MI) 14 22 8.00 20.00 4/22 Piyush Chawla (PBKS) 13 19 7.27 18.00 3/24
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