In both the seasons of IPL, Rajasthan Royals lead and coached by Shane Warne scored the lowest runs in an innings.
In the 2nd match of the IPL 2 season, Rajasthan played against Bangalore Royal Challengers, thought to be one of the weakest team. They were rubber-stamped as Test Team in the first season and their batting in their first encounter in season 2 almost proved the same.
Though Kevin Pietersen's side were restricted for 133, Kumble's five wicket haul helped them to bundle Rajasthan Royals for a meagre 58 in 15.1 overs--the lowest score in IPL history.
The last year's winners were got a heavy beating and could not manage to surpass the easy target of 134. The former Indian captain and strike spinner, Anil Kumble picked 5 wickets for Bangalore Royal Challengers.
In the first match, Mumbai Indians beat last year's finalist Chennai Super Kings by 19 runs and opened their account in the poionts table.
In the 2nd match, Bangalore Royal Challengers beat Rajasthan Royals by 75 runs. This would also put RR behind in the net run rate as they were beaten by a huge margin.
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