Delhi Capitals Vs Sunrisers Hyderabad Match Scorecard

DC and SRH always make for an exciting battle on the pitch, with both sides featuring youthful, aggressive players that provide fascinating viewing. Check out the latest Delhi Capitals Vs Sunrisers Hyderabad Match Scorecard for detailed scores, results, and highlights of their thrilling encounters.

Recent matches between DC and SRH were marked by spectacular bowling performances and breathtaking batting exhibitions, but more recent timelines indicate a subtle shift in power balance; DC have established themselves as formidable foes capable of upsetting SRH in knockout fixtures.

DC vs SRH Match 10

Sunrisers were in fine form following their win against Mumbai Indians last week, appearing poised to make the top four.

Unfortunately, a disappointing showing against Delhi Capitals on Thursday night further reduced their chances of qualifying for playoffs.

Pat Cummins made an immediate impact after electing to bowl first, taking out Karun Nair and Faf du Plessis within successive overs – leaving DC reeling at 26/4 inside the powerplay.

Jaydev Unadkat added pressure further by taking away KL Rahul and Abishek Porel which further diminished DC’s batting strength.

Ashutosh Sharma and Tristan Stubbs provided some resistance, posting a 66-run partnership before being dismissed by debutant Zeeshan Ansari; unfortunately the rest of DC’s batting line-up capitulated, leading to them falling back into irrelevancy to leave them at just 133/7.

Rishabh Pant’s blistering innings of 128 off 63 balls proved futile as he was run-out for the second time in four games due to sloppy running and was picked off a short ball from Shakib Al Hasan – with its trajectory taking it past his stumps and hitting off-side.

Shikhar Dhawan and Kane Williamson made short work of their chase on a slow Feroz Shah Kotla pitch to help Sunrisers claim their seventh win of the season and almost certainly end Delhi Daredevils’ playoff hopes for good.

DC vs SRH Match 11

Today’s match between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Delhi marks their 26th encounter in the Indian Premier League, and leads with 12 wins against 11. SRH has established themselves as favorites over their longstanding rival, Delhi, with an 11-11 head-to-head record.

SRH quickly made their mark during the early years of competition through their international-grade bowling, led by players like Dale Steyn, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and later Rashid Khan. Their mantra was simple – defend any total they were set.

This gave SRH an unfair edge against their domestic competitors who struggled for consistency; ultimately enabling SRH to amass an impressive head-to-head record against them.

Since 2020, DC (then known as Delhi Daredevils) have made an incredible turnaround and become an exciting side to keep an eye on.

Boasting young, aggressive talent with fearless leadership skills, DC have managed to compete successfully against even the strongest opposition sides.

Rishabh Pant emerged as an irrepressible force during this period and scored an eye-catching 128* against Sunrisers Hyderabad to give DC their first ever playoff victory and break their playoff jinx – it was an outstanding display of energy that heralded a new phase in this rivalry.

Current history of this rivalry has seen an outburst of runs. The 2025 season opener saw SRH post 286/6 against DC but they refused to bow out, eventually completing T20 history’s highest successful chase with 287/4 chased down successfully by them – it proved that this rivalry had moved beyond tactical battles into natural hitting which is sure to continue over the coming matches.

DC vs SRH Match 12

DC and SRH will provide one of the season’s most iconic matches. In IPL history, they have faced off 26 times; with SRH currently leading by one win (13 to 12).

Shikhar Dhawan and Kane Williamson put on an exceptional show to lead Sunrisers past Delhi Daredevils in a key match at Feroz Shah Kotla.

Together, the duo shared an unbroken 176-run stand to lead Sunrisers to an outstanding 286-6 total that set an IPL record score. It marked one of the highest totals ever scored against Delhi Daredevils this edition.

Although Delhi lost numerous chances to score more runs, their visitors did not panic and pursued their target with diligence.

Their innings was built upon solid foundation of both bowling and batting; Harshal Patel’s offcutter in the opening over and the leg spinner’s inability to stop batsmen provided them with an edge over their opposition.

Marcus Stoinis played an instrumental role in helping the hosts as he took three wickets in ten balls to derail the chase.

On his second strike, Stoinis ran-out Prithvi Shaw, Jason Roy and Shreyas Iyer at once while making quick work of Samad Khan and Siddarth Kaul as well.

At the end of it all, DC’s bowling proved its mettle while their batting displayed signs of weariness. Still, their incredible 287/4 score helped overcome an early setback to secure victory and advance into the playoffs despite late slip ups by their home side – proof enough that IPL has progressed beyond tactical battles to mind-blowing batting displays.

The 2020 Qualifier 2 match between DC and SRH was one of the most consequential in IPL history. Both teams were in danger of missing out on making it to the final four spot, so DC’s victory cemented their developing sense of self and solidified their dominance over SRH in knockout fixtures – no wonder this fixture has now become a highly-anticipated IPL event!

DC vs SRH Match 13

DC and SRH’s history between them is full of memorable encounters, but their season opener of 2025 stands out as being particularly noteworthy. It marked a turning point from SRH’s early, domineering bowling to their current play which features thought-provoking batting displays.

At an unprecedented IPL match between Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and DC (DC), both teams amassed totals of 286-7 for 6 wickets each to set an unprecedented chase totaling 287-4 for DC against SRH’s 286-3 for 6. It cemented DC’s emerging reputation for challenging and defeating them in knockout matches.

This match marked the first time that Sunrisers Hyderabad lost an IPL match against Delhi Capitals since 2015 at home.

Along with 2019 Eliminator thriller and 2020 Qualifier 2, it played an instrumental role in breaking DC’s playoff jinx and showcased Rishabh Pant’s growing maturity, who turned in an innings of exceptional genius that cemented his place as the game’s hero.

Tristan Stubbs and Ashutosh Sharma’s partnership has proven vital in enabling DC to post a competitive total on this pitch, and avoid further collapses from happening during their innings. For that to continue, however, and ensure a positive conclusion of this game.

Karun Nair gets off to an unfortunate start for Sun Risers Hyderabad as he succumbs to a golden duck off the first ball. A back-of-a-length delivery from Pat Cummins induces an edge, and Ishan Kishan takes full advantage of this by taking an outstanding catch.