Nitish Rana scored his first half century at Arun Jaitley Stadium, but could not chase 189. Delhi won in the super over.
Delhi Capital won the first super over of the points 2025, which was to go to the top of the table’s table, while Rajasthan Royals were left for several missed opportunity to end their lose streak.
RR had worked hard till the 19th over of his innings and only 9 runs off 6 balls with two set batsmen at the crease, but a sensational Mitchell Starc rejected him.
As the game was moving towards the super over, RR did not bat in the entire over as well. Ryan Parag was run out after facing just one ball and in-form Yashsvi Jaiswal, who scored fifty in the main game, went out even without facing a ball off a ball by Stark.
In response, DC required just 4 balls to turn 10 points to go to 10 points and to close the target of 12 runs from Sandeep Sharma within the striking distance of a playoff berth.
RR bottle followed again
RR required something special from his experienced openers so that he could be placed on the course for 189.
Yashasvi Jaiswal was in a hurry from the blocks and hit his third fifty in the last four matches after a poor start for the tournament. Sanju Samson, who has also fought for stability, scored 19 rapid 19 runs before retiring. It gave Ryan Parag a good opportunity to seal his class, but after exercising DC to bring DC back to the game, put his first wicket in the pocket of the season.
Jaiswal was rejected by Kuldeep Yadav in the 14th over, which now had a climbing rate for RR; However, it was a Delhi boy who would eventually bring visitors to the wake of victory.
Nitish Rana, who played the role of domestic cricket for Delhi, hit his first IPL half -century at Arun Jaitley Stadium. Prior to this game, he had scores of 8, 1 and 4 in his home ground. Rana was sent back by Mitchell Starc with RR in 161 in the 18th over, but before he had scored 51 off 28 balls.
Dhruv Jurlel played a good cameo, while Shimron Hetmier played a good support role to score the remaining runs without any disturbance to bring Royals closer to its target.
Vijay for RR was only a matter of time. He needed 9 from Fina Over and DC, which was a champion bowling side in this summer, Michelle Starc was banking to deliver a surprisingly; He scored only 8 runs to a set Jurael and a dangerous hetmier, as the game went into a super over.
Stabs-Axis Propel DC
DC’s innings was given an early pace by Abhishek Poral, but Jake Fraser-Macgurk added to his poor score. So far, they have 1, 38, 0, 7, 0 and 9 in this season and it is clear that he is now running out of time.
Karun Nair, who won a surprising victory against some Nigs against Mumbai Indians, was run out for a duck and Dhyan was on Poral and KL Rahul, who has re -strengthened himself as a T20 batsman.
However, Going became a bit difficult and DC did not speed up as soon as he liked in that 3 wicket partnership. Porl and Rahul added 63 runs in 9.2 overs. Both of them were rejected in gradual overs – Rahul for 38 and Porl and Triston Stabs for 49 and only two blistering 34s from Axer Patel helped DC finish DC with a competitor 188 for 5.
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