10 most embarrassing IPL records

With the Indian Premier League (IPL) having completed its tenth edition, there have already been plenty of records created. While some, like Chris Gayle's majestic 175* can be held aloft proudly, others like Rohit Sharma's record is best buried in a deep, dark place, never to be found by anyone again.Over the course of this article, you will uncover those records that many players wish they didn't have to their name. The only crumb of comfort for the players on this list is the hope that one day their record might be broken. So, are you ready for the 10 most embarrassing IPL records?

#1 Lowest team score

The second edition of the IPL, which was held in South Africa, was the one that the bowlers enjoyed the most. It was also the tournament in which the lowest IPL score was registered. In their opening game of the tournament, Rajasthan Royals looked to be on top after restricting the Royal Challengers Bangalore to 133/8. But instead of cruising to victory, the defending champions were bundled out for 58 in just 15.1 overs.

Only three batsmen managed to reach double digits and only one had a strike rate of over 100 in the innings. Not only was it the lowest score, but it also the lowest team run rate in a completed innings in the IPL.