The BCCI announced that Patel’s team has committed its first infraction of the season, as outlined in Article 2.22 of the IPL Code of Conduct. Therefore, Patel was fined Rs 12 lakh.

Delhi Capitals lost by 12 runs

Delhi Capitals lost in this match. Delhi Capitals won the toss and opted to bowl first. Batting first, Mumbai Indians scored 205 runs in 20 overs. In which Rohit scored 18, Ricky Ponting 41, Suryakumar Yadav 40, Tilak Verma 59, and Naman Dheer scored an unbeaten 38. Vipraaj Nigam took 2 and Kuldeep took 2 wickets for Delhi.

In reply, while chasing this target, Delhi was at one time in a winning position but Mumbai bowlers turned the match in their favor and won by 12 runs. In the match for Delhi, Karun Nair scored 89, Abhishek Porel added 33, KL Rahul contributed 15, Ashutosh Sharma hit 17, and Vipraaj scored 14.  For Mumbai, Karn Sharma took 3 and Santner took 2 wickets.

The fine was imposed for slow overs for the sixth time this season

In the IPL 2025 season, different captains have been fined for slow overs for the sixth time. Rajasthan Royals have been fined twice, Mumbai Indians, Lucknow Super Giants, Royal Challengers Bangalore, and Delhi Capitals have been fined once each.

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On Sunday in Dubai, Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat. The team was all out after scoring 241 runs in 49.4 overs. India accomplished the target by losing 4 wickets in 42.3 overs.  This is India’s second win in the tournament. The team also defeated Bangladesh by 6 wickets on Thursday. With the second consecutive defeat, Pakistan is on the verge of being eliminated from the tournament. The team has one match left against Bangladesh.

India lost the first wicket in the 5th over. Rohit Sharma was out after scoring 20 runs. Virat Kohli, who came at number 3, batted cautiously. He made a partnership of 69 runs with Shubman Gill and 114 runs with Shreyas Iyer. Kohli stayed till the end. He completed his century by hitting a four against Khushdil Shah in the 43rd over and also gave the team victory.

Virat scored his 51st century in ODIs and 82nd century in international cricket. He became the first player in the world to score a century against Pakistan in the Asia Cup, ODI World Cup, and Champions Trophy. With this century, he also completed 14,500 runs in ODIs and 27,500 runs in international cricket.

Hero of victory

Hardik Pandya: Hardik gave the first wicket to Team India. He got Babar Azam caught by the wicketkeeper. Then he also took the big wicket of Saud Shakeel who had scored a fifty.

Kuldeep Yadav: After not taking a single wicket in the first 5 overs, Kuldeep got Salman Aga caught. He then also took the wickets of Shaheen Afridi and Naseem Shah.

Shreyas Iyer: After losing 2 wickets for 100 runs, Shreyas took over the innings. He hit a fifty and made an important partnership of 114 runs with Kohli.

Reason for defeat

Lack of spinners: Pakistan gave a chance to only one full-time spinner Abrar Ahmed in the playing-11. They took 1 wicket for 28 runs in 10 overs. The other spinners couldn’t support him. The team did not even keep leg-spin all-rounder Shadab Khan in the squad.

Slow batting: After losing 2 wickets in the powerplay, Pakistan batted very slowly in the middle overs. Mohammad Rizwan and Saud Shakeel partnered for 104 runs in 144 balls.  The team could only score 131 runs in 180 balls between 11 and 40 overs.

Fighter of the Match

Pakistan lost 2 wickets in the powerplay. Here Mohammad Rizwan and Saud Shakeel took over the innings. Both added 104 runs for the third wicket. Saud scored the only fifty from the team, he scored 62 runs, but he did not get support from any player from the other end. Due to this the team could not score big and India won the match easily.

Turning Point

India had lost 2 wickets for 100 runs. Here Shreyas Iyer took over the innings with Virat Kohli. Shreyas batted fast and scored 56 runs in 67 balls. He made a partnership of 114 runs with Kohli and brought the team close to victory. When Shreyas was out, the team needed just 28 runs in 11.1 overs.

Match Report

Pakistan could not even last 50 overs

Pakistan, who came to bat first, lost 2 wickets for 52 runs in the first powerplay. The team then scored just 131 runs in the next 30 overs. The team was all out after scoring 241 runs in 49.4 overs. Axar Patel, Ravindra Jadeja, and Harshit Rana got 1-1 wickets from India.

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Axar Patel is among the most underestimated entertainers in Indian cricket, across designs. Maybe due to his awful skill of stretching out harmed beyond marquee tasks. However, he has figured out how to bring it into his step.

Axar Patel is among the most underestimated entertainers in Indian cricket, across designs. Maybe in light of his appalling skill of stretching out harmed beyond marquee tasks. Be that as it may, he has figured out how to bring it into his step.

“You take a gander at my Reality Cup record or a significant series, consistently a physical issue at some unacceptable time drives me uninvolved. I’m simply not going to ponder everything for the present,” Axar says happily.

The Delhi Capitals (DC) allrounder seems to find harmony with a quadricep injury during the Asia Cup in September that brought about his being removed from India’s crew for the 2023 ODI World Cup.

No big surprise he isn’t looking extremely in front of himself at this point a different universe Cup – this time in the most brief organization – sneaks around.

“It is extreme managing a physical issue at an untimely time however I’m utilized to it since it’s been going on for the last few years. I’m cheerful in my own reality and my own space.

“I’m making an effort not to pressure myself into getting ready for the World Cup, yet all things considered, stay in the present and perceive how I can streamline my exhibition.”

Regardless of the hitter’s well-disposed conditions and rules, Axar has figured out how to smother the players. Other than Jasprit Bumrah, he is the main bowler to have bowled somewhere around 10 overs this IPL and yielded under seven runs an over.

“It depends on how you are thinking when you realize that the players will come after you from the two finishes.  Assuming you are stressed over being hit, you will miss your objective and get him,” Axar says.

Axar Patel is among the most misjudged entertainers in Indian cricket, across designs. Maybe as a result of his lamentable talent of stretching out harmed beyond marquee tasks. Be that as it may, he has figured out how to bring it into his step.

“You take a gander at my Reality Cup record or a significant series, consistently a physical issue at some unacceptable time drives me uninvolved. I’m simply not going to contemplate everything for the time being,” Axar says cheerfully.

The Delhi Capitals (DC) allrounder seems to have experienced harmony with a quadricep injury during the Asia Cup in September that brought about his being removed from India’s crew for the 2023 ODI World Cup.

No big surprise he isn’t looking excessively in front of himself at this point a different universe Cup – this time in the briefest configuration – sneaks around.

“It’s difficult to manage a physical condition at an awkward time, but I’ve been dealing with it for a few years, so I’m used to it. I’m blissful in my reality and my own space.

“I’m doing whatever it takes not to pressure myself into getting ready for the World Cup, yet all things considered, stay in the present and perceive how I can streamline my exhibition.”

In spite of player cordial circumstances and rules, Axar has figured out how to smother the hitters. Other than Jasprit Bumrah, he is the main bowler to have bowled somewhere around 10 overs this IPL and surrendered under seven runs an over.

“At the point when you realize the hitters will go hard at you from the two closures, it relies upon what you are thinking. Assuming you are stressed over being hit, you will miss your objective and get him,” Axar says.

“I continue contemplating executing my arrangement. That being said, in the wake of pitching it where I had arranged, assuming he actually blows everyone’s mind, I’m fine with it.”