DC vs SRH Highlights, IPL 2025: Delhi Capitals cruise to victory, Porel ends with a six

Abishek Porel finishes the chase in emphatic fashion, smashing Mulder for a six. Delhi Capitals win comfortably with balls to spare, sealing a dominant performance!

Tristan Stubbs stays deep in the crease and pulls Mulder through backward square leg for a well-placed four. Delhi Capitals inch closer to victory with just 14 runs needed from 29 balls.

Tristan Stubbs finishes the over in style, driving Harshal Patel for a four. Delhi Capitals now need just 18 runs from 30 balls, with victory well within their grasp.

Delhi Capitals tighten their grip on the chase, reaching 142/3 after 14 overs. With just 22 runs needed from 36 balls, they are well on course for victory.

Abishek Porel has been the aggressor, smashing 25 off 14 balls with two boundaries and a six, while Tristan Stubbs plays a supporting role at the other end. Zeeshan Ansari, despite picking up three wickets, has been expensive, conceding 42 runs in four overs. Abhishek Sharma has also struggled to contain the flow of runs.

Abishek Porel slices it but gets enough elevation to clear long-off for a six.

Abishek Porel drills it past long-on for a four, keeping DC’s chase on track.

Zeeshan Ansari picks up his third wicket, but DC remains in control, needing 45 from 48 balls. Abishek Porel and Tristan Stubbs look to guide the chase.

Bowled round the legs! Rahul shuffles across a bit too much, exposing his stumps, and Ansari takes full advantage. The ball sneaks past his pads and crashes into the leg stump. A quick-fire knock from Rahul comes to an end as he departs for 15 off just 5 balls.

This is a new Rahul! He picks the length early and dispatches it over deep midwicket with ease. Confident stroke play from the batter as he looks to take charge in the chase.

A bit of luck for Rahul! He gets off the mark with a French cut, as the ball sneaks past the stumps and races to the fine leg boundary.

Jake Fraser-McGurk’s innings comes to an unexpected end as he chips a simple return catch to Zeeshan Ansari. After showing glimpses of aggression with four boundaries and two sixes, he departs for 38 off 32 balls. A soft dismissal at a crucial juncture, handing SRH a much-needed breakthrough.

Jake Fraser-McGurk shifts gears as he takes on Zeeshan Ansari in the ninth over. He first finds the gap between backward point and cover-point with a well-placed cut shot. Then, luck favors him as an inside edge sneaks through his legs, beating short fine leg for another four. He caps off the over in style with a towering six, sending the ball deep into the stands.

Zeeshan Ansari provides the much-needed breakthrough for SRH as he dismisses Faf du Plessis. The DC skipper was in fine touch, scoring a rapid 50 off just 27 balls, including three fours and three sixes. However, his stay at the crease ends with a brilliant catch from Mulder. This wicket could give SRH a glimmer of hope as they look to claw their way back into the contest.

Faf du Plessis reaches a well-crafted half-century in just 26 balls. Harshal Patel delivers a short one angling in, and du Plessis calmly directs it to deep square leg for a single. A crucial knock, keeping DC in control of the chase.

Zeeshan Ansari delivers, but Fraser-McGurk is ready. He finds the gap with precision, driving the ball through the infield for a well-timed boundary. The momentum continues for DC as they keep the scoreboard ticking.

It looks like Kevin Pietersen is offering some valuable advice to Jake Fraser-McGurk, ensuring he stays composed in the chase. With Faf du Plessis in sublime form, Fraser-McGurk doesn’t need to take unnecessary risks. A measured approach could be the key to guiding DC towards a comfortable victory.

Delhi Capitals are off to a strong start, reaching 66/0 after seven overs while chasing 163. Faf du Plessis is leading the charge with a fiery 45 off 22 balls, smashing three fours and three sixes. Jake Fraser-McGurk is holding his end steady with 16 off 20 balls.

With a required run rate of 7.53, DC remains in control. Pat Cummins has been expensive, conceding 27 runs in two overs, while Harshal Patel has been economical so far. Can SRH find a breakthrough to turn things around?

Faf du Plessis continues his attacking approach, slashing a fierce cut past backward point for four. Pat Cummins’ short and wide delivery was punished, showcasing Du Plessis’ confidence at the crease. Delhi Capitals remain in control of the chase, keeping the required rate in check.

Delhi Capitals have finished the powerplay at 52/0, maintaining a steady chase against Sunrisers Hyderabad’s 163-run target. Faf du Plessis is leading the charge with 32 off 18 balls, while Jake Fraser-McGurk is holding firm at 15 off 18.

SRH bowlers have tightened their lines, with Harshal Patel conceding just 4 runs in his first over. With 112 runs needed off 84 balls, DC remains in a strong position to push forward.

Harshal bowls to du Plessis and the ball is not within his reach. Umpire calls it wide

Faf du Plessis continues to dominate the chase as he smashes Abhishek Sharma for a towering six. The DC opener looks in fine touch, building on a solid start alongside Jake Fraser-McGurk.

Reddy puts in the effort but can’t stop it completely as Fraser-McGurk gets a boundary.

Cummins induces a tough chance, but the fielder can’t hold on. Fraser-McGurk sneaks in two runs.

Cummins pitches it up, and du Plessis lofts it over mid-off for a confident boundary.

Faf du Plessis capitalizes on the width, smashing consecutive boundaries off Shami to accelerate DC’s chase.

Faf du Plessis effortlessly lifts Shami over deep square leg for a maximum. DC looking to up the tempo in the chase.

DC move to 11/0 in 2 overs as Fraser-McGurk finds the first six of the chase. With a required rate of 8.50, Faf du Plessis and Fraser-McGurk will look to build momentum.

Jake Fraser-McGurk steps up the tempo, launching Abhishek Sharma for a massive six. DC look to accelerate in their chase of 163.

Delhi Capitals begin cautiously, managing just 2 runs off the first over. Shami keeps it tight, ensuring no early damage for Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Shami to Fraser-McGurk, no run. A length delivery outside off at 137.5kph, Fraser-McGurk goes for the slash but only manages a bottom edge to the off-side.