IPL 2025 Highlights: Ashutosh Sharma 66 not out scripted DC's highest run chase in IPL after being reduced to 65 for 5
Punjab Kings holds the record of the highest run chase after chasing 262 against KKR in IPL 2024
Delhi Capitals bought KL Rahul for Rs 14 crore in the IPL 2025 mega auction. KL was not the part of the playing 11 for DC's IPL 2025 opening match against LSG
The Delhi Capitals (DC) vs Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) cricket match is underway at ACA-VDCA Stadium in Vishakhapatnam.
Delhi vs Lucknow Playing 11: Rishabh Pant in Lucknow colours and KL Rahul in Delhi's colours. Check Delhi vs Lucknow Playing 11 and impact sub options for both the teams here
DC vs LSG Playing 11: The four foreign players in Delhi's XI are Faf du Plessis, Tristan Stubbs, Mitchell Starc and Jake Fraser-McGurk, while Markram, Marsh, Pooran and Miller in LSG's XI
JioHotstar is live streamimg Delhi Capitals vs Lucknow Super Giants match in IPL 2025 on their app and website. Star Sports 1 HD/SD is the channel to visit for live telecast of DC vs LSG match
Lucknow have an advantage going into the game with 3 wins out of 5 matches while Delhi have 2 wins so far against them. DC vs LSG key toss stats: Matches - 14, Bat 1st Won - 8, Bat 2nd Won - 6
CSK, with nine appearances, have played the most number of opening matches in IPL history
Among the biggest deals, Shreyas Iyer became the second-most expensive player in IPL history, with Lucknow Super Giants shelling out a whopping Rs 27 crore for Rishabh Pant.
As teams gear up for the IPL 2025 season, Business Standard presents key facts about DC here.
Here's a look at the notable stars who won't be taking the field in IPL 2025-and the warriors chosen to replace them.
While Jio customers need to recharge with 299 or more to watch the IPL 2025 matches live in India, fans who have the subscription of JioHostar can watch the cricketing action unfolds on the app
IPL captains' meet usually take place in the city, hosting opening match. This time, the event is being held at BCCI office, indicating that it might involve more than just the standard review
Faf du Plessis, former South Africa captain across all formats, entered the IPL in 2012 when Chennai Super Kings acquired him
After a dazzling show in domestic cricket where he excelled in different formats, premier batter Karun Nair is confident of reclaiming his India cap but won't speculate much on his comeback to the national fold. Nair also wants to carry his spectacular form into the upcoming IPL season and help Delhi Capitals win their maiden title. A vital cog in Vidarbha's wheel, Nair has been in ravishing form in domestic cricket. He relished a record-scripting run in the 50-over Vijay Hazare Trophy, where he smashed 779 runs in nine games, laced with five centuries and one fifty at a mind-boggling average of 389.50 and carried the momentum into red-ball cricket. The unbeaten 132 on the fourth day of the Ranji Trophy final against Kerala was his fourth ton in the tournament, where he amassed 860 runs at 57.33. "I have been playing cricket for a while, I have seen ups and downs and it's all about how you comeback from the downs and treat the ups. I have learnt how to react to those situations,"N
Mumbai Indians head coach Charlotte Edwards said the early wickets of Delhi Capitals' skipper Meg Lanning and opener Shafali Verma helped her team win the Women's Premier League final here. Lanning (13) and Shafali (4) departed with just 17 runs on the board as DC ended up at 141 for nine while chasing 150. 150, we knew we were a little bit light, but in a final, it's always worth a little bit more. Shafali didn't come out like she normally does, and I knew straightaway that potentially we were in with a chance, because if we could get her wicket, Edwards said in the post-match press conference on Saturday night. Edwards said the Capitals were a bit cagey in their chase, and it made things easier for her side. It probably fell in our hands a little bit that we were a bit short, and potentially they went about it a bit slower than they normally do. The opening partnership of Lanning and Shafali has been our curse over the last few years, if I'm honest, so I was really pleased to se
Delhi Capitals head coach Jonathan Batty says maybe the occasion got to the players as his team lost its third straight final in the Women's Premier League. Delhi Capitals should have chased down 150 against Mumbai Indians but fell short by eight runs on Saturday night. They had lost to RCB last season and Mumbai the year before. "Everyone's hurting a huge amount at the moment. I think 99 percent of the time you back yourself to chase 150 on that wicket there. Big match finals, maybe the occasion just got to the players but full credit to Mumbai Indians for the way they defended that total. "They made it really hard for us and we were never ahead in the chase. We were in the game all the way through, just couldn't get over the line," said Batty in the post-match media interaction. The head coach insisted that the players did not carry baggage of the past going into another final. "The girls have been really positive, I can't fault them. There has been no negative talk at all like
The champions (MI) of the Women's Premier League 2025 will receive Rs 6 Crore.
The live streaming of the WPL 2025 final between DC and MI will be available on the JioCinema app and website.