IPL 2024: Match 43, DC vs MI Live: DC vs MI Live Updates, Commentary, News, and More

Excellent throw from the deep gets Tilak Varma run out. Mumbai's hopes are dead.

3 runs off the last ball, and now the final over has 25 runs to get for the Mumbai Indians. Tilak will be on strike.

Chawla hits the first ball for a maximum.

Rasikh Salam gets the better of Mohammad Nabi after getting hit for a six. What a night this youngster is having.

Tim David departs as Mukesh Kumar strikes with his second wicket of the evening. After scoring 14 of the first three balls, Mukesh has the last laugh as he sends the Aussie back to the hut. DRS doesn't help the batter, as its 'Umpire's Call'.

MI need 64 off the last three overs.

The equation is simple. Can go either ways, as the game will resume after the Strategic Timeout.

Tilak Varma brings up his half-century with a boundary in the 16th over, reaching there in 25 balls. But his job is not done yet.

After fall of Wadhera's wicket in the same over as Pandya's, Tim David came to the crease. On the fifth ball of the 14th over, David smashed Khaleel over long on for a huge six. The ball landed right into the stands, as a fan got injured and was taken for some treatment. We hope it ain't something serious.

Rasikh Salam Dar gets his man, as Hardik Pandya hands a simple catch to Mukesh Kumar inside the circle. MI are 136 for the loss of four, as they still need 122 more to win this contest. Nehal Wadhera replaces the MI skipper.

During the innings, a flying kite came on the field, as Rishabh Pant was having some fun with it on the field. The kite actually came to Rohit Sharma who then passed the flying object to the Delhi skipper. The video of the moment went instantly viral all over the social media. The instance happened when the second innings had just begun, as MI aim to chase down 258 from 20 overs.

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Nothing on the ultra-edge, as DC waste a review.

Axar Patel gives away 14 runs in the tenth over. At the halfway stage, MI need 143 more to win with seven wickets in place.

An onslaught to Kuldeep in the ninth over, as Hardik Pandya sends the bowler for plenty in that one. The 100 comes up with a maximum on the last ball of the over. MI are 101 for 3.

Spin from both ends as the duo of Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel bowl the seventh and eighth over, respectively.

The last ball of Patel's first goes for a maximum. MI are 82 for 3.

After scoring a flurry of boundaries, Suryakumar Yadav falls prey to Khaleel, as the bowler has the last laugh. The second wicket for Khaleel, and Mumbai are 65 for the loss of three. The first Strategic Timeout has been taken.

A couple of boundaries on the last two deliveries to take the score to 54/2 after the first five overs.

Mukesh Kumar with his first, as Kishan goes down the ground to attempt a big hit, ends up handing a simple catch at mid-off.

Impact Substitute Suryakumar Yadav gets off the mark with a brilliant six on the second ball he faces.

Big blow for MI. Opener Rohit departs for a run-a-ball 8. 35 for the first wicket, as Khaleel Ahmed gets the first wicket for the Capitals.

35/0 for MI

MI are 29/0 after 2 overs.

MI get 9 off the 1st.

After a quick innings break, the MI openers come out in the form of Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan. Lizaad Williams will bowl the first over, as Kishan takes the strike.

Another 250+ total in the IPL 2024, as DC end with 257 for the loss of four wickets. What an evening filled with some riveting batting, not for the bowlers, though.

DC are 240 for the loss of four wickets.

Bumrah strikes with his first to get the big fish of Rishabh Pant. He departs for 29 off 19, as Axar Patel joins Stubbs at the crease.

Tristan Stubbs is playing the finisher role perfectly, as he gets three four and a maximum on the first four balls of the 18th over. 

The fifth ball too races away to the fence, and the final delivery.....guess what? Its gone to the boundary too, so 26 runs of that over by Luke Wood. The score is 234 for 3.

The 200 comes on the board after the end of the seventeenth. It's 200/3.

During the ongoing game, the MI skipper Hardik Pandya hasn't had a good outing with the ball. In fact, all the bowlers barring spinners were at the receiving end of the onslaught by DC batters. As a result, the skipper was seen frustrated at the fielders as it a thing or two showed the animated version of Pandya.

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Piyush Chawla ends his four-over spell with the figures of 1/36. 

After 15 overs, DC are 190/3 as the Second Strategic Timeout has been taken.

Luke Wood strikes, as Shai Hope departs for 41 off just 17 balls. Its 180 for the loss of three.

A maximum in the 14th over off Hope's blade brings up the 51(22) partnership.

DC are 166 for the loss of two.

A couple of big hits in the over bring the 150 up for the Capitals. Shai Hope is slowly getting his eyes in.

After scoring 92 in the first six overs, the next five bring only 46 runs for Delhi. The score is 138 for 2.

Mohammad Nabi strikes on his fourth ball. Ishan Kishan does the job behind the stumps, as Porel departs after 36 from 26 balls handing a bottom edge to the opposition counterpart. The second wicket is down, and again its a spinner who has handed a breakthrough. The Delhi skipper Rishabh Pant has now replaced Porel at the crease.

DC are 124, as Shai Hope and Abishek Porel look to continue the onslaught.

Piyush Chawla gets the better of JFM to hand the much-needed breakthrough for the Mumbaikers.

The last four balls of the over go for 4, 6, 5, and 6 to take DC to 113/0 after 7 overs.

Just the seventh over of the innings, and DC breach the three-figure mark.

Just 3 runs in the ovver, as the Powerplay brings 92 runs without loss for the Capitals. One of the batters has a strike-rate below 100. Can you believe that?

Nonetheless, MI have taken the first Strategic Timeout.

The MI skipper concedes 20 runs in the 5th over. JFM has gone berserk.

Chawla went for (only) 14 runs in the fourth over. Hardik Pandya will bowl the fifth over.

A six off Chawla's second ball has been dispatched for half a dozen to take JFM to his half-century. He gets to the landmark in just 15 balls, which is the joint-fastest this season, the other instance being the man himself during his knock vs SRH a few days back.

After Nuwan Thushara concedes 19 runs in the third over, DC are 55 without loss. The Run Rate is 18.33.

Notably, MI introduce spin, as Piyush Chawla will bowl the fourth over.

Just the fourth ball of the third over, and DC have brought up fifty runs for the 1st wicket.

DC are 37 without loss. JFM is on 34* after facing 10 deliveries. 

STAT - This is the most expensive over of Bumrah in this season.

The free hit ball goes for a boundary.

Jasprit Bumrah gets dispatched for a six on his first ball. To add to the injury, its a NO BALL as well, so JFM has a free hit next.

Frase-McGurk is off the his usual start, as he drives the ball through the on side for a boundary. The next ball has been sent to the boundary lines straight down the ground.

To add to the hosts' delight, the third ball has landed into the stands for a 74-metre six. Didn't get a lot of bat on that one, but that was good enough to sail over the fence.

The fifth ball goes for a boundary, as Luke Wood is getting the belting in the first over itself.

After the first over, the score is 19 without loss, as JFM keeps the strike.

Openers Jake Fraser-McGurk and Abishek Porel have stepped out in the centre, as the former takes the strike for the first ball of the innings.

For the visiting Indians' side, Luke Wood, who replaced Gerald Coetzee in today's fixture, has got the ball in hand to begin the proceedings from the fire end.

Delhi Capitals: Fraser-McGurk, Porel, Hope, Pant, Stubbs, Axar, Kushagra, Kuldeep, Williams, Mukesh, Khaleel.

Impact Player options: Rasikh, Dubey, Ostwal, Bhui, Sumit.

Mumbai Indians: Rohit, Ishan, Tilak, Wadhera, Pandya, David, Chawla, Nabi, Wood, Bumrah, Thushara

Impact Player options: Surya, Dhir, Mulani, Brewis, Kartikeya

Rishabh Pant: We were looking to bat first. I think it will get slower in the second innings. It has been amazing, we're getting the kind of wickets we want. As a team we have to play well and we have been. This is something we talked about - how to control the innings. Bowling with the new ball and bowling at the death is difficult, one over here or there is making all the difference. Just one change - Prithvi Shaw is replaced by Kumar Kushagra

Mumbai Indians have won the toss and the skipper Hardik Pandya has said that they will be bowling first at the Kotla.

In today's first Super Saturday game, Delhi Capitals are hosting Mumbai Indians at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. Its a bright and sunny day here in the capital city, and the stage is all set for an important clash for both the sides.