IPL 2025: Delhi Capital’s domestic problems continue because Kolkata Knight Riders keep themselves alive

Delhi capitals The Indian Premier League (IPL) season faced its second direct defeat, going below 14-rings Kolkata Knight Riders But Arun jaitley stadium On Tuesday evening.
With the win, KKR snatched his three -match wineless streak, finished seventh in the standing, and kept his thin hopes alive for the playoffs. Meanwhile, DC is in fourth place, under its third domestic defeat in the capital after four matches.
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The problem of opening for KKR continues
Kolkata Knight Riders topped the order with the pair of Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Sunil Narin, as Quinton de Kock continued to heat the bench for an unchanged side. While he sewed the wicket partnership of the season defending champion, it was scoring just 48 runs. It made KKR’s record the sole franchise, which did not post a 50-plus stand at the top of the batting.
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To be fair for KKR and Gurbaz, it was something special from Abishek Porl, behind the stumps to bring the wicket up. The 22-year-old after going to his right, put a clean low catch and took his glove down for a safe pair of hands.
Venkatesh Iyer’s troubled weather
Venkatesh Iyer, a large purchase of KKR continued to struggle in this IPL season for Rs 23.75 crore. In the last two sessions, after scoring 404 and 370 runs respectively, he has scored only 142 runs after seven innings so far. He has only an average of 20.29 and scored at a strike rate of 139.22.
On Tuesday, he fell on the shot nothing: swipe across the line for an angling ball from Exer Patel, attained the bottom of the bat and took Vipraj Nigam a simple on the cover.
The left -handed batsman has scored four singles points this season and has been sent back four times without facing 10 balls. If you need mathematics, Iyer got 6 runs for every crore which was the franchise spent on it.

Big Start, Slow Finnish
Despite the troubles of the initial wicket, KKR made a strong start at the top. He took only 3.4 overs for his fifty – his fastest team fifty in this IPL season. After the powerplay over, he ran till 79 – this season shown his second best powerplay.
However, his nearly wanted fruits of his innings did not meet. Even though Rinku Singh and Angkarish Raghuvanshi scored 61 runs with 46 balls in the middle, but only 45 runs in the last five overs.
When Raghuvanshi and Rinku moved into quick succession, with just six balls between them, KKR lost speed and scored 204/9 – Andre Russell’s last assisted in six, which broke the window almost a window. DC withdrew things with three consecutive wickets in Mitchell Starc’s final over.
DC crisis against spin
Delhi Capital came in the match as one of the teams who fought a lot against spin. He took 23 wickets to spin the bowlers, only less than Chennai Super Kings (26) and level with Royal Challengers Bangalore.
They get out of their latest stability, as the team has struggled the most against the spin, which takes 29 wickets with a balloon of the number. Varun Chakarwarthi (2/39), Sunil Narin (3/29) and Anukul Roy (1/27) became a trio who hurt him this time.

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While presenting an opportunity in a game of small margin and each ball, the third and fourth of the woman made a big difference. The guns with Exer Patel and FAF do Plessis blaze and steering DC towards a possible win, they took steps and excluded Exer first and then to extinguish the possibility of DC’s victory to FAF.
If this was not enough, he moved as a captain with Ajinkya Rahane, who was going out of the field for an injury. As far as counting your experience is concerned, the woman did this more!