IPL Points Table 2027 All Teams: Standings, Points & NRR
This IPL points table 2027 all team guide covers every one of the 10 teams: their standings, points, net run rate and playoff position. The IPL 2027 season runs from 10 March to 15 May 2027 with 74 matches, and until the first ball is bowled, the table starts at zero for every team. Below you will find the last completed table from IPL 2026, how the points system works, what each team needs in 2027, and complete guides for all 10 teams.
IPL Points Table 2027 at a Glance
- Season window: 10 March to 15 May 2027
- Matches: 74
- Teams: 10
- Points system: 2 points for a win, 1 point each for a no-result, 0 for a loss
- Playoff cut: Top 4 teams qualify
- Playoff format: Qualifier 1 (1st vs 2nd), Eliminator (3rd vs 4th), Qualifier 2, Final
- Final: 15 May 2027
- Fixtures: Expected around February 2027 — the full list will appear on our IPL 2027 schedule page
- Live table during the season: Our IPL points table page updates automatically after every match
IPL Points Table: All 10 Teams (Last Completed Season, IPL 2026)
Because the 2027 season has not started yet, the last completed standings are from IPL 2026. This is the baseline every team carries into 2027:
- 1. Royal Challengers Bengaluru — 18 points, NRR +0.783 — Champions. Finished first, won Qualifier 1 against Gujarat Titans by 92 runs, then beat Gujarat Titans in the final by 5 wickets.
- 2. Gujarat Titans — 18 points, NRR +0.695 — Runners-up. Finished second, lost Qualifier 1 to Royal Challengers Bengaluru, beat Rajasthan Royals in Qualifier 2 by 7 wickets, then lost the final by 5 wickets.
- 3. Sunrisers Hyderabad — 18 points, NRR +0.524 — Eliminator exit. Finished third, then lost the Eliminator to Rajasthan Royals by 47 runs.
- 4. Rajasthan Royals — 16 points, NRR +0.189 — Qualifier 2 exit. Finished fourth, beat Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Eliminator by 47 runs, then lost Qualifier 2 to Gujarat Titans by 7 wickets.
- 5. Punjab Kings — 15 points, NRR +0.309 (1 no-result) — Missed playoffs. Finished fifth, one point short of the playoff cut.
- 6. Delhi Capitals — 14 points, NRR -0.651 — Missed playoffs. Finished sixth, missing the playoffs for a fifth straight year.
- 7. Kolkata Knight Riders — 13 points, NRR -0.147 (1 no-result) — Missed playoffs. Finished seventh.
- 8. Chennai Super Kings — 12 points, NRR -0.345 — Missed playoffs. Finished eighth with 6 wins.
- 9. Mumbai Indians — 8 points, NRR -0.584 — Missed playoffs. Finished ninth with 4 wins.
- 10. Lucknow Super Giants — 8 points, NRR -0.740 — Missed playoffs. Finished tenth and last with 4 wins.
The 2026 cut-off tells the story of the playoff race: 16 points was enough to qualify, 15 points was not. That is why every early-season win matters — one extra victory is often the difference between fourth place and fifth.
All 10 Teams: Complete Guides and Internal Links
Every team below has a complete guide on this site, with history, captain, coach, home ground, records and 2027 outlook. Open any team’s guide from here:
- Royal Challengers Bengaluru — defending champions, 2 titles (2025, 2026), captain Rajat Patidar. Read the Royal Challengers Bengaluru complete guide.
- Gujarat Titans — 1 title (2022), 3 finals in 5 seasons, captain Shubman Gill. Read the Gujarat Titans complete guide.
- Sunrisers Hyderabad — 1 title (2016), 2026 third place, captain Pat Cummins. Read the Sunrisers Hyderabad complete guide.
- Rajasthan Royals — 1 title (2008), 2026 fourth place, captain Riyan Parag. Read the Rajasthan Royals complete guide.
- Punjab Kings — 0 titles, runners-up 2014 and 2025, captain Shreyas Iyer. Read the Punjab Kings complete guide.
- Delhi Capitals — 0 titles, runners-up 2020, captain Axar Patel, head coach Sourav Ganguly for 2027. Read the Delhi Capitals complete guide.
- Kolkata Knight Riders — 3 titles (2012, 2014, 2024), captain Ajinkya Rahane. Read the Kolkata Knight Riders complete guide.
- Chennai Super Kings — 5 titles, captain Ruturaj Gaikwad. Read the Chennai Super Kings complete guide.
- Mumbai Indians — 5 titles, captain Hardik Pandya, head coach Kieron Pollard (appointed 24 October 2026, replacing Mahela Jayawardene). Read the Mumbai Indians complete guide.
- Lucknow Super Giants — 0 titles, 0 finals, captain Aiden Markram after Rishabh Pant’s step-down. Read the Lucknow Super Giants complete guide.
For every squad in one place, see the IPL teams page.
How the IPL Points Table Works
Points: Each team plays 14 league matches. A win gives 2 points, a no-result gives 1 point to each side, and a loss gives 0. The maximum is 28 points.
Net run rate (NRR): When teams finish level on points, NRR decides the order. NRR is the average runs scored per over minus the average runs conceded per over across the season. That is why a big win can matter as much as a win itself: in 2026, three teams finished on 18 points, and NRR put Royal Challengers Bengaluru first (+0.783), Gujarat Titans second (+0.695) and Sunrisers Hyderabad third (+0.524).
Playoff qualification: The top 4 teams qualify. First plays second in Qualifier 1, with the winner going straight to the final. Third plays fourth in the Eliminator, with the loser going out. The Eliminator winner plays the Qualifier 1 loser in Qualifier 2 for the second final spot.
How many points are enough? In 2026, 16 points qualified and 15 did not. As a rule of thumb, 16 points usually books a playoff place, 18 points almost always books a top-two finish, and 14 points rarely survives.
IPL 2027 Outlook: What Each Tier Needs
The champions’ defence: Royal Challengers Bengaluru start 2027 as defending champions after back-to-back titles in 2025 and 2026. Staying on top of the table is the hardest part of a title defence, and every team will target them.
The challengers: Gujarat Titans have reached 3 finals in 5 seasons and only need one more step, while Sunrisers Hyderabad’s explosive batting makes them a threat to finish first if their bowling holds up.
The playoff chasers: Rajasthan Royals (16 points in 2026) and Punjab Kings (15 points) were separated by a single point. One extra win in 2027 flips their positions.
The rebuilds: Delhi Capitals (new head coach Sourav Ganguly), Kolkata Knight Riders (seventh in 2026) and Chennai Super Kings (eighth in 2026) all need to climb back into the top 4, while Mumbai Indians (ninth) and Lucknow Super Giants (tenth, new captain Aiden Markram) need the biggest turnarounds of all.
Before the season, the reported IPL 2027 auction on 16 December 2026 in Goa, with retention lists due on 15 November 2026, will reshape every squad. Every retention call and auction buy in December will move the 2027 table before a ball is bowled. Read our IPL 2027 auction guide for the full picture.
IPL Points Table 2027 All Teams FAQs
When does the IPL 2027 points table start?
The IPL 2027 season window runs from 10 March to 15 May 2027, with 74 matches. The table starts at zero for all 10 teams and updates after every match.
Which team topped the IPL points table in 2026?
Royal Challengers Bengaluru topped the IPL 2026 points table with 18 points and a net run rate of +0.783, and went on to win the title.
How many points are needed to qualify for the IPL playoffs?
The top 4 teams qualify. In 2026, 16 points was enough and 15 points was not, so 16 points is the usual target.
Where can I see the live IPL points table 2027?
Our IPL points table page updates automatically after every match during the season, with points, NRR and playoff positions for all 10 teams.
Which teams have never won the IPL?
Delhi Capitals, Punjab Kings and Lucknow Super Giants have never won the IPL. Lucknow Super Giants are the only active team never to have reached a final.
When does IPL 2027 start?
The IPL 2027 season window runs from 10 March to 15 May 2027, with 74 matches. The full fixture list is expected around February 2027.
Conclusion
The IPL points table 2027 all team picture starts with a clean slate: 10 teams, zero points each, and a race to 16 points and a top-four finish. Royal Challengers Bengaluru defend the title, Gujarat Titans and Sunrisers Hyderabad chase them, and five teams that missed the playoffs in 2026 — including five-time champions Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians — are all rebuilding for a top-four return. Bookmark this guide and the IPL points table page, and follow the IPL live score guide and the IPL 2027 schedule page through all 74 matches.
For the full picture through the season, follow the IPL live score guide, the IPL points table and the IPL 2027 schedule page — and check the IPL teams page for every squad.