Sawai Mansingh Stadium Pitch Report: RR vs LSG Match 64, IPL 2026
Quick Answer
The rr vs lsg pitch report today points to a balanced but increasingly tricky surface at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur. Pacers get movement in the first 4–5 overs, spinners take control in the middle overs, and dew from overs 12–15 of the second innings makes batting easier in the chase. All-time IPL data shows batting first win rate of just 35.8% here — this is one of the clearest chase-friendly venues in the IPL. Expect 170–185 as a competitive par score. Key players to watch: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Jofra Archer, Mitchell Marsh, Mohsin Khan, Ravindra Jadeja, and Ravi Bishnoi.
Sawai Mansingh Stadium Pitch Report — Batting or Bowling?
Factor | Verified Stat |
IPL Avg 1st Innings Score | ~166–168 runs |
IPL Highest at Venue | 229 — GT vs RR & SRH vs RR, IPL 2026 |
IPL Lowest at Venue | 59 all out — RR vs RCB, IPL 2008 |
Highest Successful Chase | 229/5 — SRH chased RR’s 228/6, IPL 2026 |
Batting First Win % | ~35.8% — strong chasing ground |
Most Runs at Venue | Ajinkya Rahane — 1,115 runs |
Highest Individual Score | Virat Kohli — 113* (72 balls), IPL 2024 |
Most Wickets at Venue | Siddharth Trivedi — 36 wickets |
Best Bowling Figures | Sohail Tanvir — 6/14 vs CSK, IPL 2008 |
Dew Factor | Moderate — develops from over 12 of 2nd innings |
Toss Preference | Field first — strong chasing advantage |
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What Is a Good Score at Sawai Mansingh Stadium?
Total | Verdict |
Below 155 | Very low — comfortable chase for any top-4 batting lineup |
160–170 | Below par — chaseable with dew assist in 2nd innings |
175–185 | Competitive — genuine contest on this surface |
190–200 | Strong — puts real pressure on the chasing side |
200+ | Excellent — very hard to chase, even with dew |
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RR Players Who Can Perform Well
- Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (BAT) — 440 runs, SR 236.55, 1 century | The most destructive powerplay batter in IPL 2026 playing at his home ground — if he fires in the first 6 overs, the match changes before bowlers can settle.
- Yashasvi Jaiswal (BAT) — 315 runs, Avg 35.00, SR 157.50 | Consistent top-order anchor who reads conditions well and builds the innings platform — key to RR posting a defendable total.
- Ravindra Jadeja (ALL) — 190 runs at Avg 47.50 + 8 wickets at Econ 7.84 | The most economical spinner in this fixture — his left-arm spin on a gripping Jaipur surface in the middle overs is RR’s biggest bowling weapon.
- Jofra Archer (BOWL) — 15 wickets, Econ 9.12, BBI 3/20 | RR’s all-time leading IPL wicket-taker and the most dangerous new-ball bowler in this match — his early wickets set the tone every single game.
- Ravi Bishnoi (BOWL) — 11 wickets, Econ 9.88, BBI 4/41 | His googly consistently picks up middle-order wickets — on a Jaipur surface that grips in the 7–15 over phase, he becomes a genuine match-winner.
LSG Players Who Can Perform Well
- Mitchell Marsh (ALL) — 377 runs, SR 150.80, 1 century | LSG’s most reliable batter all season — his century against RCB (111 off 56) shows his explosive ceiling, and he’s the only LSG batter consistently making big scores.
- Rishabh Pant (WK-BAT/C) — 251 runs, Avg 27.88 | Below his best this season but a free-hitting left-hander under dew conditions at Jaipur is extremely hard to bowl to — his ceiling in the second innings is very high.
- Mohsin Khan (BOWL) — 10 wickets in just 5 matches, Econ 7.45, BBI 5/23 | The most economical wicket-taking bowler in this entire fixture — dismissed Jaiswal, Jurel AND Sooryavanshi in a single powerplay spell last time at this venue.
- Prince Yadav (BOWL) — 16 wickets, Econ 8.17, BBI 3/32 | LSG’s most consistent wicket-taker this season — his middle-over variations work well on this surface and he’s already proven he can hurt RR’s batting lineup.
Toss — Bat or Bowl First?
Bowl first. Clear call at this venue.
Teams chasing win ~64% of IPL matches at Sawai Mansingh Stadium. Dew arrives around over 12 of the second innings, making the ball slippery and reducing spinner effectiveness significantly. Whoever wins the toss tonight is fielding — both captains know it.
Pacers or Spinners?
Both have a role — but at different stages. Pacers dominate the powerplay and death overs with swing and pace. Spinners take control in the middle overs (7–15) when the pitch grips. However, once dew sets in during the second innings, spinners lose their effectiveness completely and pacers become the go-to option again. Pick pacers from both sides as your bowling locks. Add spinners only from the team bowling first.
Fantasy Tips — Quick Picks
- Captain: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (SR 236.55 at home — highest batting floor in this match)
- Vice-Captain: Mohsin Khan (10 wickets in 5 games, Econ 7.45 — most dangerous bowler in this fixture)
- Must-Picks: Sooryavanshi, Archer, Mohsin Khan, Marsh, Jadeja, Prince Yadav
- Differential: Ravi Bishnoi — 11 wickets, targets LSG’s weak middle order (avg 20.66 at positions 4–8), low ownership, big GL ceiling
- Avoid: ⚠️ Nicholas Pooran — SR 124.32 this season, the worst strike rate among regular middle-order batters in this match. Also avoid banking on LSG’s lower-middle order batting punts — they’ve collapsed multiple times this season when their top 3 fail early.
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Balanced surface at Sawai Mansingh Stadium — pacers get movement early, spinners control the middle overs (7–15), and dew from over 12 of the second innings strongly favours the chasing side. Batting first win rate of just 35.8% makes this one of the clearest chase-friendly grounds in the IPL. Expect 170–185 as a competitive par score.
Balanced with a clear chasing advantage. It’s not a flat batting track — bowlers get genuine assistance at different stages. But the dew factor in evening games consistently tilts the balance toward the team batting second. Teams chasing win ~64% of IPL matches here.
175–185 is a strong competitive total. Anything above 195 puts the chasing team under severe pressure even with dew. Below 165 is comfortably chaseable for any quality batting lineup with dew on their side.
Bowl first — without question. Dew develops from around over 12 of the second innings, drying up spin and helping batters time the ball freely. Batting first win rate of just 35.8% at this venue makes chasing the clear strategic choice. Both captains know this.
Pick pacers from both teams — Archer and Mohsin Khan are your priority locks regardless of toss. For spinners, only pick them if they’re bowling in the first innings — Jadeja and Bishnoi lose effectiveness significantly when bowling in the second innings after dew sets in. One quality pacer plus two spinners from the first-innings bowling side is the optimal fantasy structure for this venue.