IPL 2025 Points Table, Orange Cap, Purple Cap: KL Rahul’s Half-Century vs LSG Takes DC Closer To Playoffs

Delhi Capitals recorded a swinging victory over Lucknow super-mansions in their 2025 IPL match on Tuesday at the Ekana stadium in Lucknow. By first opting to play, DC restricted the LSG at 159/6 with the paceur Mukesh Kumar Scalping four counters. Later, DC hunted the target in just 17.5 letters and eight handlers in hand with Kl Rahul and Abishek Porel striking half-years. It was DC’s sixth victory after eight games while for LSG, it was the fourth defeat after nine games.

After this match, the two teams maintained their respective positions in the point table. DC is seated in second place with 12 points after eight games with a net execution rate of +0.657 while LSG is in fifth place with 10 points.

The first place is currently acquired by Gujarat Titans with the same number of points as DC but with a better net execution rate (+1,104).

Currently, CAP Orange (most races) is held by the opener GT Sai Sudharsan with 417 points in eight games. LSG Batter Nicholas Pooran is second on the list with 368 points in nine games.

On the other hand, the purple cap (most counters) is owned by GT Pacer Prasidh Krishna with 16 counters in eight games. DC Spinner Kuldeep Yadav is second on the list with 12 counters in eight games.

Speaking of the DC and LSG game, the trio of Mukesh Kumar (4/33), Mitchell Starc (1/25) and Dushmantha Chameera (1/25 in 3 Overs) used more slowly as intelligently because LSG could not manage a less than 159/6 after being 87/1 in half.

On the back-10, LSG could only manage 72 points by recording their lowest team total of the tournament so far.

This only did the worse thing that the pants, with its right band, has arrived at n ° 7 and was dismissed for a two -ball duck, while Abdul Samad wasted deliveries like a millionaire in order.

The match as a competition was finished at halftime only.

The young opener Abhishek Porel (51 OFF 36) set the tone before KL RAHUL (57 steps out of 42) and Axar Patel (34 steps out of 20) saw DC at home with 13 balls to spare, seal their sixth victory in eight games.

(With PTI entries)