Here are the five highest scores a team has been able to accumulate in IPL history:

In came AB de Villiers, who took his time settling down and Mumbai would not be faulted in thinking that they had the situation in control with RCB managing just 39 runs from their power-play overs. But once AB and partner Kohli were settled, they managed to score at least a boundary in the last 14 overs. The South African was in full flow as he smashed Jasprit Bumrah for 25 runs in a single over bringing up his second IPL century. 

Chennai Super Kings - 240/5 vs Kings XI Punjab

On April 28th, 2008, KKR became the first team to score 200 runs in an IPL match in the very first game of the now famous tournament. Every cricket fan in India was surprised to see a team score 222 runs in the first match of the IPL. The excitement hadn't even died out completely when Chennai took the field against Punjab the next day. Even though the latter got a wicket in the third over Chennai looked comfortable with 53 runs off their power-play overs.

Punjab became the third team to go past 200 in the same game but were eventually 33 runs short of their target as Chennai won the first of many games in the IPL.

Chennai Super Kings - 246/5 vs Rajasthan Royals

However, by this time Albie Morkel had settled himself and was beginning to play some big shots. Vijay and Morkel took the Rajasthan bowlers to the cleaners bringing up the 200 in the 17th over. It looked like the record would finally be broken as Vijay scored his first IPL century in the next over off just 46 balls. With one over to spare Chennai were just five runs of the record when Morkel was dismissed. But there were not going to be denied as Vijay went past the 240 with a massive six over extra cover. Eventually, he fell and so did Dhoni after him, but Chennai had bettered their record by six runs to finish with a final score of 246/5.

Like the previous game, Rajasthan put up a fight of their own and went past 200 but fell short by 23 runs at the end.

There are some games that start and you know that you are about to witness something great. This was not such a game. With four overs gone, RCB had gotten off to a poor start scoring just 19 runs and had seen Gayle's cameo end with his stumps uprooted. In came AB de Villiers to join Virat Kohli at the crease and the duo took their own sweet time settling in at the crease. RCB looked to be headed to a modest score with 76 runs on the board after half their innings played.

However, what followed was absolute carnage of the Gujarat bowlers by the two most gifted batsmen of the era. Over the next 5 overs, they scored 60 runs. Over the next 5, 112! The 18th and the 19th overs alone went for 60 runs. It was the first and the only time that two batsmen from the same team had managed to score centuries in the same match. RCB finished with a score of 248/3 in their 20 allotted overs.

Royal Challengers Bangalore - 263/5 vs Pune Warriors

Whenever this game is talked about, everyone will get a nostalgic recollection of exactly where they were when Chris Gayle showed his true colors. Anyone who has ever watched cricket knows what Gayle is capable of, but no one would have thought that even he could decimate an entire team the way he did. It had been three years since Chennai had broken their own record and it looked like the record would stay for a while. But on April 13, Chris Gayle walked out onto the Chinnaswamy pitch. 

But he wasn't done just yet. RCB reached their 150 in the 12th over and Gayle his in the 15th. De Villiers played a cameo of his own as well scoring 31 of eight balls but it was Gayle, whose unbeaten 175 took RCB to a mammoth score of 263/5. It has been almost four years since that day and still, no one has even come close to getting close to either Gayle or RCB in the IPL.