New Delhi. Often a mistake in the IPL is overshadowed, in such a situation, if a team does two or two blunders, then what to say. Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) did the same against Delhi Capitals. RCB, playing on her homeground, made many such mistakes on Thursday, which Delhi Capitals took full advantage and won the match by 6 wickets. This is the fourth consecutive win in Delhi's tournament. With this victory, his point table has got 8 points equal to his Gujarat Titans. Gujarat is first in the point table and Delhi is second in the point table on the basis of better runrate.

Delhi Capitals registered a fourth win in IPL 2025 on Thursday. He won the match by scoring 169 runs for 4 wickets in response to RCB's 163 runs. Delhi Capitals had lost 3 wickets for just 30 runs at one time. Faf du Plessi (2), Jack Fraser McGark (7) and Abhishek Porel (7) were dismissed quickly. But KL Rahul stood as a wall in the path of RCB. KL played an unbeaten innings of 93 and won his team in the 18th over. He shared an unbeaten 28 with Akshar Patel (15) with Akshar Patel (15) and 111 runs with Triston Stabs (38). KL was adjudged Player of the Match for his excellent innings.

Phil Salt was run out by Virat's mistake
Delhi won the toss in this match played at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium and decided to bowl first. Host Royal Challengers Bangalore made a stormy start by batting first. Phil Soult hit 24 runs in an over of Mitchell Starc. Due to this, RCB scored 60 runs in 3.3 overs without a wicket. But in the fourth ball of the fourth over, Virat Kohli's mistake overshadowed Phil Salt. Playing on the salt cover and ran for a run. Virat also took a start but stopped halfway. Due to this, Phil Salt had to return from half the way. Before he returned, the ball reached wicketkeeper KL Rahul and he scattered the gills. Phil Sold was run out.

Kuldeep and Vipraj shook two wickets each
Phil Soult was dismissed for 37 runs off 17 balls. After this, the autumn has come. RCB lost wickets at consecutive intervals and on seeing this, his score was 117 runs for 6 wickets. Tim David scored 37 runs in 20 balls in the last over to bring RCB to 160 runs. RCB scored 163 runs for 7 wickets in 20 overs. Rajat Patidar scored 25, Virat Kohli 22 and Krunal Pandya scored 18 runs. Kuldeep Yadav and Vipraj Nigam took two wickets each for Delhi.

RCB was expensive to leave Patidar's catch
RCB bowlers gave their team a good start by taking 3 wickets of Delhi Capitals quickly. But during this time, leaving the catch of captain Rajat Patidar, he was overshadowed by RCB. KL Rahul played Yash Dayal's ball on cover. The ball went very high. Silver Patidar ran from midoff and reached the ball. The ball also came between their two hands but also split. When Rahul's catch was missed, he was playing for 5 runs. KL Rahul did not give RCB a second chance after this. He stayed at the crease till the end and returned from the field after winning Delhi. KL Rahul hit 7 fours and 6 sixes in his 53 -ball innings.