DC vs RR 2025, IPL Match Highlights: Mitchell Starc gave a perfect example of why he is regarded as the best in the business. With nine required in the final over, Starc ensured he didn't leak any boundaries and conceded eight runs against Shimron Hetmyer and Dhruv Jurel to push the IPL 2025 encounter between Delhi Capitals and Rajasthan Royals into the Super Over. Both Delhi and Rajasthan finished at 188 after 20 overs. Delhi then went to beat Rajasthan in the Super Over, helping the former climb top of the points table. The Super Over saw Starc once again take centerstage against Hetmyer and Riyan Parag. Two boundaries came from the first four balls, with the fourth being a no-ball but a contentious one. However, RR failed to last the six deliveries as two run-outs saw RR accumulate 11/2 in five balls. KL Rahul and Tristan Stubbs then combined to hit Sandeep Sharma for a boundary and a maximum, which was enough to wrap the show at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, New Delhi. Earlier, a combined effort by Delhi helped them pile a challenging 188/5 after being put to bat first by Sanju Samson. Rajasthan in response got off to a brisk start with Yashasvi Jaiswal and Samson setting the tone in the 189-chase. The duo dealt in boundaries and took RR to 61/0 in the final over of the powerplay before an injury forced Samson to retire hurt on 31(19). Riyan Parag walked in at No. 3 but was packed for 8(11) by Axar Patel. Jaiswal, on the other hand, went to slam a 34-ball 50. He was eventually dismissed for 51(37) by Kuldeep Yadav. Nitish Rana stepped up and shouldered the responsibility following Jaiswal's dismissal. He smoked 51 off 28 balls and by the time he was dismissed RR required 28 runs off 14 balls. Starc then bowled two tight overs (18th and 20th), which saw him concede 16 runs and return with a crucial wicket of Rana. For Delhi, Jake Fraser-McGurk and Abhishek Porel fired some early boundaries but before they could inflict further damage, the 34-run stand was brought to a halt by Jofra Archer, who packed the former for 9(6). Shortly after a combined effort by Wanindu Hasaranga and Sandeep Sharma resulted in the dismissal of Karun Nair, who departed without troubling the scorers. KL Rahul and Porel then dug deep and helped Delhi recover from the twin blows. The duo added 63 off 57 balls for the third wicket before Archer removed Rahul for 38(32). Porel's resistance came to an end in the 14th over as he was dismissed by Hasaranga for 49(37). Axar and Tristan Stubbs then chipped in with powerful cameos towards the end as both scored 34 runs. While Stubbs took 18 deliveries and returned unbeaten, Axar hammered four boundaries and a couple of maximums in the 14 balls he faced in the middle. A win will help DC, who are in red-hot form, reclaim the top spot on the points table. Delhi are currently placed second on the ten-team table after they were handed their first loss of the season by Mumbai Indians in their previous encounter. Rajasthan, on the other hand, were thrashed by nine wickets in an one-sided affair against Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The RR unit have been hit with inconsistency and will be eager to get their hands on the two points up for grabs and build some momentum.
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DC vs RR 2025, IPL Match Highlights: Delhi Capitals beat Rajasthan Royals in Super Over to climb top of table
DC vs RR 2025, IPL Match Highlights: Mitchell Starc gave a perfect example of why he is regarded as the best in the business. With nine required in the final over, Starc ensured he didn't leak any boundaries and conceded eight runs against Shimron Hetmyer and Dhruv Jurel to push the IPL 2025 encounter between Delhi Capitals and Rajasthan Royals into the Super Over. Both Delhi and Rajasthan finished at 188 after 20 overs. Delhi then went to beat Rajasthan in the Super Over, helping the former climb top of the points table. The Super Over saw Starc once again take centerstage against Hetmyer and Riyan Parag. Two boundaries came from the first four balls, with the fourth being a no-ball but a contentious one. However, RR failed to last the six deliveries as two run-outs saw RR accumulate 11/2 in five balls. KL Rahul and Tristan Stubbs then combined to hit Sandeep Sharma for a boundary and a maximum, which was enough to wrap the show at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, New Delhi. Earlier, a combined effort by Delhi helped them pile a challenging 188/5 after being put to bat first by Sanju Samson. Rajasthan in response got off to a brisk start with Yashasvi Jaiswal and Samson setting the tone in the 189-chase. The duo dealt in boundaries and took RR to 61/0 in the final over of the powerplay before an injury forced Samson to retire hurt on 31(19). Riyan Parag walked in at No. 3 but was packed for 8(11) by Axar Patel. Jaiswal, on the other hand, went to slam a 34-ball 50. He was eventually dismissed for 51(37) by Kuldeep Yadav. Nitish Rana stepped up and shouldered the responsibility following Jaiswal's dismissal. He smoked 51 off 28 balls and by the time he was dismissed RR required 28 runs off 14 balls. Starc then bowled two tight overs (18th and 20th), which saw him concede 16 runs and return with a crucial wicket of Rana. For Delhi, Jake Fraser-McGurk and Abhishek Porel fired some early boundaries but before they could inflict further damage, the 34-run stand was brought to a halt by Jofra Archer, who packed the former for 9(6). Shortly after a combined effort by Wanindu Hasaranga and Sandeep Sharma resulted in the dismissal of Karun Nair, who departed without troubling the scorers. KL Rahul and Porel then dug deep and helped Delhi recover from the twin blows. The duo added 63 off 57 balls for the third wicket before Archer removed Rahul for 38(32). Porel's resistance came to an end in the 14th over as he was dismissed by Hasaranga for 49(37). Axar and Tristan Stubbs then chipped in with powerful cameos towards the end as both scored 34 runs. While Stubbs took 18 deliveries and returned unbeaten, Axar hammered four boundaries and a couple of maximums in the 14 balls he faced in the middle. A win will help DC, who are in red-hot form, reclaim the top spot on the points table. Delhi are currently placed second on the ten-team table after they were handed their first loss of the season by Mumbai Indians in their previous encounter. Rajasthan, on the other hand, were thrashed by nine wickets in an one-sided affair against Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The RR unit have been hit with inconsistency and will be eager to get their hands on the two points up for grabs and build some momentum.