5 lowest team totals in IPL history

#4 Kolkata Knight Riders and Delhi Daredevils - 67

Both the Delhi Daredevils and Kolkata Knight Riders have been dismissed for 67

Two teams have been dismissed for the humiliating low total of 67, the Kolkata Knight Riders and the Delhi Daredevils. Kolkata's came first, back in the 2008 season, when the Mumbai Indians had an exceptionally strong bowling unit.

MI won the toss and elected to field, which proved to be the right choice as Shaun Pollock picked up three wickets in his opening spell. He claimed the key wickets of Salman Butt, David Hussey and Mohammad Hafeez. The wickets then fell at a steady stream and were shared among Dwayne Bravo, Rohan Raje and Dominic Thornely equally.

Only three batsmen reached double figures as seven of their batsmen failed to score more than five. They were all out for just 67, which remained the lowest score in IPL history for a year.

Mumbai then knocked off the runs effortlessly, as Sanath Jayasuria blasted 48* (17) against a bowling attack that contained Shoaib Akhtar and Ishant Sharma. MI won that game by eight wickets with an incredible 87 balls remaining.

The Delhi Daredevils scored this feeble score last year against the Kings XI Punjab in Mohali. Sandeep Sharma was responsible for most of the carnage, as he picked up three wickets inside the first five overs and went on to finish with figures of 4-0-20-4.

Amazingly, it took Delhi 17.1 overs to score their 67, with some very economical bowling from Varun Aaron and Thangarasu Natarajan applying the pressure. The wickets fell throughout their innings as Corey Anderson top-scored for them with just 18.

Glenn Maxwell bowled a tight spell of 4-0-12-1 showing just how badly Delhi batted and Aaron ended with 2-0-3-2. Punjab's opening pair of Martin Guptil and Hashim Amla knocked off the runs in 7.5 overs, with Guptil notably hitting 50* (27).