Today's IPL 2026 Playing 11
Confirmed lineups, probable XI, pitch report, toss update, and last-minute changes. Updated before every IPL 2026 match.
Mumbai Indians
Probable XI- 1Rohit Sharma
- 2Hardik Pandya
- 3Jasprit Bumrah
- 4Suryakumar Yadav
- 5Tim David
* Based on recent form and team selection trends. Final XI announced at toss.
Kolkata Knight Riders
Probable XI- 1Sunil Narine
- 2Andre Russell
- 3Venkatesh Iyer
- 4Phil Salt
- 5Varun Chakravarthy
* Based on recent form and team selection trends. Final XI announced at toss.
Pitch Report — Wankhede, Mumbai
Wankhede offers true bounce and pace, rewarding aggressive strokeplay. The outfield is lightning fast and the short boundaries make it a six-hitting paradise. Dew becomes a major factor in evening matches.
First innings par score: 180-190
Toss Advice
Chase is preferred at Wankhede, especially in day-night games. Dew makes gripping the ball difficult for bowlers in the second innings.
Key Battle
Jasprit Bumrah vs Sunil Narine
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I check today's IPL playing 11?
This page is updated before every IPL 2026 match with the probable and confirmed playing 11 for both teams. The confirmed XI is published after the toss, usually 30 minutes before match start.
When is the confirmed playing 11 announced?
The confirmed playing 11 is announced at the toss, which takes place 30 minutes before the scheduled match start time. We update this page within minutes of the toss.
What is the difference between probable XI and confirmed XI?
The probable XI is our prediction based on team form, pitch conditions, and recent selections. The confirmed XI is the official lineup announced by the captains at the toss.
Can the playing 11 change after the toss?
Once the playing 11 is submitted at the toss, it cannot be changed unless a player is injured during the warm-up. In such cases, a like-for-like replacement is allowed with the match referee's approval.
How does the pitch report affect the playing 11?
Captains often adjust their playing 11 based on the pitch. A dry, turning pitch may lead to an extra spinner, while a green, seaming wicket may see an additional pace bowler included.