KKR knocked out of IPL 2025 after washout versus RCB Newspoint  |  18/05/2025 04:39:08

KKR knocked out of IPL 2025 after washout versus RCB
17 May 2025


Defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders have been knocked out of the IPL 2025 season.

KKR have been eliminated from the playoff race after their match versus Royal Challengers Bengaluru was washed out due to rain in Bengaluru.

Meanwhile, RCB have moved to the top of the IPL 2025 standings with this result.

RCB own 17 points from 12 matches (W8 L3 NR1).


RCB can book a playoff berth on Sunday
Fact


As per Cricbuzz, RCB will be through to the playoffs if PBKS or DC lose on Sunday, May 18. PBKS face RR in Jaipur. On the other hand, DC take on GT in Delhi.


KKR out of IPL 2025

KKR


For KKR, this was a fitting blow. They were inconsistent throughout the season under Ajinkya Rahane and couldn't string together a good run.

Notably, KKR suffered their 2nd no result affair in IPL 2025.

After 13 matches, they have 5 wins and 6 losses (NR: 2). KKR are 6th with 12 points and their NRR reads +0.193.


RCB are top of the standings
Fact


With this point, RCB are now top of the 10-team standings. After 12 matches, RCB own 17 points (W8 D3 NR1). RCB's NRR is +0.482.

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