There’s nothing more thrilling than a Super Over in cricket. Heightened tensions, unforeseen twists and turns, overflowing emotions: it has it all. Last night’s exhilarating Super Over between the Rajasthan Royals and the Delhi Capitals reminded us all of the very same, as it had every cricket fan on the edge of their seats, craving for more. ALSO READ: Confusion, Chaos And Calm: How The Super Over Between DC And RR Played Out What could have been nothing more than a routine finish to a game ended up turning into a nightmare for RR, who slumped to a crushing defeat against DC, thanks to the exploits of one Mitchell Starc (who was aided by a plethora of puzzling plays from the Royals themselves). While the DC-RR encounter might have been just the first Super Over of the IPL 2025, it is nowhere near the first in the history of the cash-rich IPL as a whole, which has now seen 15 Super Overs take place. Out of the 15, DC have been involved in five (the most of any other team) and have won four (a record in itself). Others have included the likes of Mumbai Indians (who have won 4 out of 5 themselves) and Kolkata Knight Riders (who have lost 3 out of 4). From the very first Super Over in 2009 to the unprecedented double Super Over in 2020 to last night, let’s take a look at all the Super Overs that have taken place in the IPL so far to date: Super Over No. April 23, 2009 Rajasthan Royals won March 12, 2010 CSK vs KXIP Kings XI Punjab won April 7, 2013 Sunrisers Hyderabad April 16, 2013 Royal Challengers Bangalore April 29, 2014 Rajasthan Royals April 21, 2015 Kings XI Punjab April 29, 2017 Mumbai Indians April 30, 2019 Delhi Capitals won May 2, 2019 Mumbai Indians September 20, 2020 Delhi Capitals won September 28. 2020 Royal Challengers Bangalore October 18, 2020 Kolkata Knight Riders won October 18, 2020 Kings XI Punjab won April 25, 2021 Delhi Capitals won April 16, 2025 Delhi Capitals won Stay updated with all the latest news on IPL 2025, including the schedule, Points Table, IPL Orange Cap (top run-scorers), and IPL Purple Cap (leading wicket-takers). Get latest cricket news, live score, and match results on News18.