RR won.
RR won by 6 wkts (12b rem) The pre-match call gave RR a 95% edge — how it held up, the full scorecard, and the standings impact are below.
| Factor | Value |
|---|---|
| RR win probability | 95% |
| RCB win probability | 5% |
| Model favorite | RR |
| Venue | ACA Stadium, Guwahati |
| Venue bias (bat-first vs chase) | 48% vs 52% |
| Average first-innings score |
RR won by 6 wkts (12b rem). RR were the final model favorite at 95% before the archived review, score context, and standings pressure update.
RR won by 6 wkts (12b rem). The archived page for Friday, 10 April 2026 at ACA Stadium, Guwahati still carries the final model call of RR at 95%. ACA Stadium has leaned slightly towards the chase so far, with chasing sides winning 52% of the tracked sample. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Vaibhav Suryavanshi remain the cleanest batting identifiers for RR, while Josh Hazlewood is the direct counter from RCB. The table now shows RR at #5 and RCB at #1, which keeps the result tied back to the wider season picture.
The probabilities shown are final-state snapshots derived from the completed match context.
This stays as a probable XI until an official team sheet confirms the final lineup.
RR closed with the edge. RR sit lower in the table at #5, but Yashasvi Jaiswal and Vaibhav Suryavanshi still bring the stronger top-order form average (8.0) against RCB's first two named batters (7.8).
RR are in the playoff-pressure band at #5. Each result now changes the qualification picture more than early-season noise. Recent form: WLWLL.
RCB are in the current top four, so the pressure is about protecting margin and net run rate rather than chasing the cut line. Recent form: WWLLW.
How the other recent fixtures played out — scorecard, the moment it tilted, and the standings impact.
| 179 runs |
| Start (IST) | 19:30 · 2026-04-10 |
| Result | RR won by 6 wkts (12b rem) |