🏏IPL 2026: DC vs KKR, 51st Match, at Delhi🏏 - Page 3

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Originally posted by: shaitaan_billi

Thanks for the tag today Soni and Swathi on edge meanwhile we can chill a bit today

Thank you Parm, for the thread and for tagging.

Best wishes to both teams.

Thank you for the tag ☺️

Every special story needs to start somewhere. Even if it isn't the case for 2026, a strong end to this season makes things more clear-cut heading into 2027, and that might well be worth something to fight for, for these two teams sitting in 7th and 8th in the table.

For how strong and deep Delhi Capitals' roster looks and how good a start they had, the season has derailed since that infamous David Miller incident against GT a few weeks ago. That was Delhi's second home match of the season after winning their home opener: that loss has cursed their luck at home, leaving them with just the solitary opening win from five games thus far at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. They have picked up a few results on the road to keep them within touching distance, but the season was blown up in a home loss to RCB, and then all but read its last rites against CSK earlier this week.

One point behind them, it is the opposite story for Kolkata Knight Riders. Winless in their first six games, looking out of sorts and short on ideas, their season was almost immediately a write-off. But sparked by Rinku Singh finding form and the spin twins being back amongst the wickets, they have suddenly sparked three wins from three matches. It still might not be enough, but they are a team in form running into a team short on confidence: KKR, for the first time all season, might be entering a match as the favourites.

Delhi Capitals have tinkered a little too much with their lineup and see captain Axar Patel and coach Hemang Badani under immense pressure as performances simply don't line up. Things need to change for a team which is far stronger than the results dictate in practice.

Four home losses in a row for DC

The last-ball heartbreaker where David Miller turned down a single vs GT. Failing to defend 264, a record chase given up to PBKS. Blown apart for 75 all-out against RCB. The latest loss to CSK was the one which was most ‘regulation’ of DC's failures at home, but they have seen the Qila Kotla breached again and again this season. Simply not at terms with what the Arun Jaitley Stadium has to offer this side.

7th plays 8th, one point separating them

These are two teams who are struggling in the lower half of the table – Delhi, despite a strong start, find themselves only one point ahead of a KKR team which could only manage a solitary point in their first six games. KKR have come roaring back with three wins to stay within the conversation, but the climb up the table remains a treacherous one.

Originally posted by: rac1

Support delhi. Come on.

Delhi for the winPhir toh

Kolkata Knight Riders Orange Cap Race: Angkrish Raghuvanshi Leads KKR’s Late Charge

Kolkata Knight Riders may not have a batter inside the top 20 of the IPL 2026 Orange Cap standings yet, but multiple players remain within striking distance heading into the business end of the season. Angkrish Raghuvanshi is currently KKR’s highest-ranked batter at 22nd with 268 runs from nine matches, needing just 22 more runs to break into the top 20. Rinku Singh, meanwhile, sits 27th with 237 runs at an impressive average of 59.25