New Delhi. Mumbai Indians showed how to lose the game in the IPL on Sunday. Mumbai snatched the victory from Delhi Capitals when the hosts were in a very strong position by scoring 135 runs for 2 wickets. Mumbai Indians have won their second match in IPL 2025 with this. With this victory, he has stopped the Vijayarath of Delhi Capitals. This is Delhi's first defeat in the tournament.

Two matches were played on Sunday in IPL 2025. Royal Challengers Bangalore defeated Rajasthan Royals by 9 wickets in the first match of the day. After this, Mumbai Indians defeated Delhi Capitals by 12 runs. Mumbai Indians scored 205 runs for 5 wickets while batting first in this match. After this, Delhi Capitals were all out for 193 runs.

Tilak Verma made fifty
Delhi Capitals captain Akshar Patel won the toss on Sunday and asked Mumbai Indians to bat first. Taking advantage of this, Mumbai's batters hung a big score. Tilak Verma scored the highest 59 runs on his behalf. Ryan Riclton scored 41 and Suryakumar Yadav scored 40 runs. In the last over, Naman Dhir scored 38 runs in 17 balls. Rohit Sharma was dismissed for 18 runs in 12 balls. Kuldeep Yadav and Vipraj Nigam took two wickets each from Delhi Capitals.

Karun scored 89 runs in 40 balls
Delhi Capitals started to chase the target. Deepak Chahar dismissed Delhi opener Jack Fraser McGark on the very first ball. However, Mumbai did not get much benefit of this wicket as Karun Nair, who came at number three, scored an innings of 89 runs. Karun Nair, who returned to the IPL after three years, shared a 119 -run partnership with the second opener Abhishek Porel (33). This partnership was broken by Abhishek's dismissal. Shortly after, Karun Nair was also dismissed. Karun Nair scored 14 fours and 5 sixes in his 40 -ball innings.

Delhi could not score 71 runs in 50 balls
When Karun Nair was dismissed, the score of Delhi Capitals was 135 runs. After Nair returned to the pavilion, Delhi had to score 71 runs in 50 balls to win and he had 8 wickets left. His victory seemed easy but Mumbai Indians overturned. He took the last 8 wickets of Delhi for just 58 runs. Delhi's team was dismissed by scoring 193 runs in 19 overs.

Delhi's batter shattered under pressure
There were two big reasons for the defeat of Delhi Capitals. The first Mumbai Indians take a new ball after 13 overs, which helped his spinners. Karn Sharma dismissed Triston Stabs in the 14th over as soon as he got a new ball. Karna then caught KL Rahul on his own ball in his next over. As much as the new ball contributed to taking wickets, which was easy to control, was as much of a bad shot of Delhi's batters.

Mumbai made a hat -trick of runout
Delhi Capitals took full advantage of the batters of Delhi. The last three batter of Delhi Ashutosh Sharma, Kuldeep Yadav and Mohit Sharma were run out. This batter was dismissed on the fourth, fifth and sixth balls of the 19th over. In this way, Mumbai Indians also made a hat -trick of runout.