Delhi vs Mumbai , Match 29 at Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi , IPL, 2025 , Apr 13, 2025 Scorecard

18.6: Jasprit Bumrah to Mohit Sharma, OUT! THREE RUN OUTS IN A ROW! Would you believe it? Agony for the Delhi Capitals. Absolute ecstasy for the Mumbai Indians. Coming to the delivery, this is full and at the stumps, Mohit tucks it towards mid-wicket and the batters set off for the run. It is hit straight to Mitchell Santner there at mid-wicket. The Kiwi gathers it and knocks the stumps down at the bowling end with Mohit well short of his crease. MI clinch this thriller by 12 runs!

18.5: Jasprit Bumrah to Kuldeep Yadav, OUT! RUN OUT! Another run out! From around the wicket, on a length, on middle, Kuldeep flicks it to the left of long on and comes charging back for the second run. The substitute fielder, Raj Angad Bawa covers good ground in the deep and picks it up cleanly. Fires in a throw at the batting end and the keeper, Ryan Rickelton gets up to the stumps to collect the throw. Kuldeep is struggling to complete the second run and puts in a desperate dive to make his ground. Ryan whips the bails off and Kuldeep is found short of his crease. The third umpire gives the confirmation and DC are now 9 down.

18.4: Jasprit Bumrah to Ashutosh Sharma, OUT! RUN OUT! Ashutosh Sharma is gone and this is a body blow to the Capitals! Bowled from wide of the crease on the over-the-wicket angle and the yorker is executed to perfection from Bumrah, on off, Ashutosh squeezes it out to the left of deep point. Will Jacks gets to the ball quickly and is quick to release the throw on the bounce at the batting end. Sharma completes the first one and while returning for the second run, he has to run around Bumrah and that results in him having to cover more distance. Sharma puts the dive in and Ryan Rickelton whips the bails off. The third umpire checks and it is confirmed that Ashutosh is short despite the dive.

18.3: Jasprit Bumrah to Ashutosh Sharma, EDGED, FOUR MORE! Nearly a perfect yorker from Bumrah, around off, but somehow, Ashutosh Sharma manages to get his bat down in time. Goes hard at the ball, aiming the cover region but gets a thick outside edge which races to the left of short third!

18.2: Jasprit Bumrah to Ashutosh Sharma, FOUR! Brave shot! A full toss, around middle, Ashutosh brings out his reverse shot and ramps it over short third, for a boundary! 19 more needed from 10 balls.

18.1: Jasprit Bumrah to Ashutosh Sharma, Full, tailing down the leg side, Ashutosh Sharma is late to get his bat down and ekes out an inside edge between his legs towards Trent Boult at fine leg. Does not take the single.

17.6: Mitchell Santner to Ashutosh Sharma, Fuller and quicker, on off, Ashutosh Sharma thumps it on the bounce to long off for just a single. Good comeback by Santner after conceding 10 runs in the first 2 balls. The over ends up going for 15 and it resulted in the wicket of Nigam. The Capitals require 23 runs from 12 balls.

17.5: Mitchell Santner to Mitchell Starc, 'Catch it' is the call, but the ball drops well short! With a flatter trajectory, on off, on a nagging length, Starc slaps it on the bounce to long on for a single.

17.5: Mitchell Santner to Mitchell Starc, Wide! Pushed beyond the wide tramline on off, Starc lets it be. Wide given.

17.5: Mitchell Santner to Vipraj Nigam, OUT! STUMPED! Mitchell Santner gets his revenge! Or does he? Vipraj Nigam has been asked to wait as the third umpire is called into action to check whether Ryan Rickelton collected the ball in the line of the stumps. That is not the case and Nigam has been given the marching orders. Cleverly bowled by Santner, slows it down and drags the length back, expecting Vipraj to give him the charge. It is well wide on off too, Nigam is nowhere near the pitch of the ball and swings with a flat bat. The ball spins past him and Rickelton does the rest.

17.4: Mitchell Santner to Ashutosh Sharma, Spots Sharma backing away slightly but Santner holds his line. Spears in a low full toss, on middle, Sharma knocks it to long off for a single.

17.3: Mitchell Santner to Vipraj Nigam, Full, pretty slow, down the leg side, Nigam goes for a mighty slog but misses the ball completely. Gets it off the pads towards short third. A leg bye taken.

17.2: Mitchell Santner to Vipraj Nigam, FOUR! In the air, but in the gap! Full, wide outside off, Vipraj reaches out and carves it in the gap between backward point and cover-point! 29 more needed from 16 balls.

17.1: Mitchell Santner to Vipraj Nigam, SIX! THUMP! Tossed up, on middle, Vipraj Nigam comes down the track and lofts this straight back down the ground for a biggie!

16.6: Trent Boult to Vipraj Nigam, Yes, he can! Just 3 runs off the over. Excellent stuff from the Kiwi. Nails a full delivery, on middle, Vipraj cannot get under the ball and can only hit this one along the ground to mid off. Hardik Pandya has a shy at the bowling end but misses and Nigam was struggling. Delhi Capitals need 39 runs from 18 balls.

16.5: Trent Boult to Vipraj Nigam, Oh, not that far away from the leg pole! Boult keeps it very full from over the wicket, Nigam walks across his stumps and attempts the scoop but misses. Vipraj feels that it should be a wide and he has taken the review. The replays show that had Nigam not made the shuffle across the stumps and had he been in his normal standing position, it would have hit him on the pad. The on-field decision is upheld. So far, so good from Boult. Just 2 runs off the over so far. Can Boult finish well?

16.4: Trent Boult to Ashutosh Sharma, Another well-executed yorker, at the toes, Sharma squeezes it out in front of mid off for a quick single.

16.3: Trent Boult to Ashutosh Sharma, Another one in the blockhole! Outside off, this time Ashutosh can only push it towards mid off!

16.2: Trent Boult to Ashutosh Sharma, Inswinging yorker, on middle, Ashutosh Sharma can only get a thick inside edge onto his pads as he looks to work it to the leg side.

16.1: Trent Boult to Vipraj Nigam, Direct hit would have had Ashutosh! Fuller length, outside off, Vipraj Nigam pushed it towards cover and set off for a single. It was a risky call as the ball went straight to Naman Dhir. Naman charged onto the ball, took aim and fired a throw at the striker's end. Ashutosh had given up. Luckily for him, the throw missed the stumps.