IPL 2025: DC vs MI pitch report, highest score, stats of Delhi Stadium

Key stats at Arun Jaitley Stadium: Matches- 12, Bat 1st Won- 8, Bat 2nd Won- 4; Avg 1st Inns score- 200/6; Highest 1st Inns Score - 266/7; Lowest Total Defended- 167, Highest Target Chased - 182

Delhi Capitals (DC) will be aiming to extend their winning streak as they take on Mumbai Indians (MI) in match 29 of the Indian Premier League 2025 (IPL 2025) tonight. Axar Patel won the toss and decided to put Mumbai on batting duties in the 1st innings.    ALSO READ: RR vs RCB head-to-head & weather forecast | Jaipur Pitch report & Stadium stats | Playing 11 & Player match-ups stats | Live streaming

 

DC, currently unbeaten in the tournament, have shown dominant form with four consecutive victories. Their consistent performances have positioned them as strong contenders for a playoff spot. In contrast, Mumbai Indians have struggled to find momentum this season, managing just one win from their five matches and sitting low in the points table.

 

 

In their previous outings, DC cruised to a comfortable 6-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bengaluru, showcasing both batting and bowling prowess. Meanwhile, MI went down to the same opposition by 12 runs, underlining their ongoing challenges this season.  Check DC vs MI IPL 2025 LIVE SCORE UPDATES here

 

With both teams heading into the fixture on contrasting notes, all eyes will be on whether DC can maintain their flawless run or if MI can script a much-needed comeback.

 

Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi: Pitch report for DC vs MI, IPL 2025

 

The pitch is expected to heavily favor the batters, setting the stage for a high-scoring encounter. Known for its even bounce and true surface, the track will likely offer little assistance to bowlers, especially early in the game. With shorter boundary dimensions adding to the challenge for the fielding side, batsmen should find it easier to clear the ropes and play their shots with confidence. 

  Run-making could come quickly, and fans can anticipate a flurry of boundaries and sixes. Overall, the conditions promise a batting-friendly contest where stroke-makers will be eager to make the most of the favorable setup. 

VENUE – ARUN JAITLEY STADIUM, DELHI (SINCE 2023 IPL)

    • Matches – 12, Bat 1st Won – 8, Bat 2nd Won – 4

    • Avg 1st Inns score – 200/6

    • Highest 1st Inns Score – 266/7 

    • Lowest Total Defended – 167, Highest Target Chased – 182

    • 200+ Totals – 9 times in 12 matches | Sixes Per Match - 19

    • Pace: Overs% - 60, Wkts – 90, Avg – 32.1, Eco – 10.2, SR – 18.8

Spin: Overs% - 40, Wkts – 60, Avg – 27.4, Eco – 8.6, SR – 19.1

    • Winning Score at Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi (IPL since 2023)

        ◦ 1st Inns score More than 190: Mts – 7, Bat 1st Won – 7, Bat 2nd Won – 0

        ◦ 1st Inns score 190 or below: Mts – 5, Bat 1st Won – 1, Bat 2nd Won – 4

 

Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi: IPL T20 stats

 

Arun Jaitley Stadium stats
Category	Stat
Total Matches	90
Batting 1st Won	43
Batting 2nd Won	46
No Result	1
Highest Total	266/7 – Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Delhi Capitals (2024)
Lowest Total	83 all out – Delhi Capitals vs Chennai Super Kings (2013)
Highest Run-chase	219/6 – Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings (2021)
Lowest Total Defended	143/8 – Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals (2018)
Average 1st Innings Score	169
Average 2nd Innings Score	153
Individual Batting Records
Record	Player(s)
Highest Individual Score	Rishabh Pant (DC) – 128* (63) vs SRH (2018)  Chris Gayle (RCB) – 128* (62) vs DC (2012)
Most Runs	David Warner (DC) – 1048 runs in 36 innings
Most Sixes	Rishabh Pant (DC) – 58 sixes in 28 innings
Most Fours	David Warner (DC & SRH) – 119 fours in 36 innings
Most Fifties	David Warner (DC) – 9 fifties
Most Hundreds	1 each – Jos Buttler (RR), Chris Gayle (RCB), Rishabh Pant (DC), Prabhsimran Singh (PBKS), Kevin Pietersen (DC), David Warner (DC)
Total Sixes	1133
Total Fours	2554
Total Fifties	152
Total Hundreds	6
Bowling Records
Category	Stat
Best Bowling Figures	Lasith Malinga – 5/13 vs DC (2011)
Most Wickets	Amit Mishra (DC & SRH) – 58 wickets in 45 innings