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Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians Toss Prediction – Who won the toss, playing XI, other details

Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians Toss Prediction – Who won the toss, playing XI, other details

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2 min readUpdated: Apr 4, 2026 01:19 PM IST DC vs MI Today Match Toss Updates, IPL 2026: Delhi Capitals will take on Mumbai Indians in their first match at home at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi on Saturday afternoon. Delhi have had a mixed record at home last year, with the high-scoring nature of the ground often coming back to hurt them. FOLLOW: DC vs MI LIVE SCORE, IPL 2026 BLOG Delhi Capitals won their opening encounter against the Lucknow Super Giants away from in a low-scoring thriller at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow. Meanwhile, five-time champions MI enter the contest on the back of a morale-boosting chase at the Wankhede Stadium. Taking on Kolkata Knight Riders in Mumbai, Hardik Pandya’s men put on their highest-ever IPL chase to earn two points in their opening match of the season. DC vs MI Toss Update, IPL 2025 match at Wankhede Stadium TOSS: Toss update to be announced at 3 pm IST Here’s how the Toss played its part last year for the Delhi …

Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians Date, Time, Venue, Live Streaming, Playing 11, Head-to-Head, Pitch Report and Other Details

Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians Date, Time, Venue, Live Streaming, Playing 11, Head-to-Head, Pitch Report and Other Details

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IPL 2026, Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians (DC vs MI) Match Date, Time, Venue, Playing 11 Prediction: Delhi Capitals square off against Mumbai Indians in their first home game of the Indian Premier League 2026 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi on Saturday in the first game of the day. Here’s all you need to know ahead of DC vs MI IPL 2026 game:  DC vs MI Head-to-head DC vs MI Predicted Playing XI Delhi Capitals Predicted XI: Pathum Nissanka, KL Rahul (WK), Nitish Rana, Tristan Stubbs, David Miller, Axar Patel (C), Sameer Rizvi, Vipraj Nigam, Mukesh Kumar, Kuldeep Yadav, Lungi Ngidi. Impact Player: T. Natarajan. Mumbai Indians Predicted XI: Rohit Sharma, Ryan Rickelton (wk), Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya (c), Sherfane Rutherford, Naman Dhir, Shardul Thakur, Mayank Markande, Allah Ghazanfar, Trent Boult. Delhi Capitals Squad for IPL 2026 Axar Patel (C), Abishek Porel, KL Rahul, Nitish Rana, Sameer Rizvi, Tristan Stubbs, Ashutosh Sharma, Dushmantha Chameera, Kuldeep Yadav, Mukesh Kumar,  Vipraj Nigam, Mitchell Starc, Tripurana Vijay, David Miller, Auqib Nabi Dar, Pathum …

A Suryakumar Yadav knock of two parts, restrained at first before breaking free | Ipl News

A Suryakumar Yadav knock of two parts, restrained at first before breaking free | Ipl News

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Synopsis: Bumrah-Santner pair’s song of fire and ice, Surya-Naman’s death-metal riffs turn out to be the end notes for Delhi Capitals. The capacity to produce tournament-defining moments has been a hallmark of Mumbai Indians’ IPL supremacy. Assured of the knockouts, they would reflect on the last two overs of their innings on a sluggish track, wherein Suryakumar Yadav and Naman Dhir scythed 47 runs off 12 balls to reverse the game’s tide irreversibly to their side. Entailed a 59-run cruise, after Jasprit Bumrah and Mitchell Santner tightened the noose on Delhi Capitals’ necks, ending their playoff ambitions. Death metal Naman Dhir walks with brisk, purposeful strides, as though the dugout was a prison he had escaped. A largely under-utilised batting all-rounder, he has offered only fits and flashes of his exhilarating stroke-making. But late in the Mumbai Indians’ innings, with the home-side praying for an injection of pace, he strode in with brisk, purposeful strides and rattled out 24 off only eight balls, in the company of Suryakumar Yadav, himself hitting violent riffs at the …

How Delhi Capitals’ collapse against Mumbai Indians triggered contrasting campaigns | Cricket News

How Delhi Capitals’ collapse against Mumbai Indians triggered contrasting campaigns | Cricket News

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Even as Sai Sudharsan and Shubman Gill were plundering the Delhi Capitals’ attack, the body language of the fielders changed. The season that had started so brightly for them was spinning out of their control. It was their best start ever in the IPL, winning the first four games. But since then, their downward spiral has left them facing the scenario of not even qualifying for the playoffs. It was the game against the Mumbai Indians on April 13 in Delhi that had flipped the narratives for both sides in the campaign. At that stage, Delhi were yet to lose a game, and Mumbai had a solitary win from five games. Hardik Pandya’s side defending 205 looked uncomfortable. Karun Nair’s pristine 39-ball 89 was getting under the skin of Mumbai’s ace bowler Jasprit Bumrah. Then came a pearler from Mitchell Santner – a delivery that spun to hit Nair’s off stump. But the game was still in control, but the Capitals shot themselves in the foot, losing seven wickets for 58 runs, including three runouts. …

Karn Sharma reveals turning point in Delhi Capitals’ chase against Mumbai Indians: ‘After Karun got out…’ | Ipl News

Karn Sharma reveals turning point in Delhi Capitals’ chase against Mumbai Indians: ‘After Karun got out…’ | Ipl News

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Delhi Capitals were right on the course of winning the game against the Mumbai Indians on Sunday at 135/2 chasing 205 runs with Karun Nair batting superbly. However, Kiwi spinner Mitchell Santner would pick up the wicket of 89 after Nair would score 40-ball 89 runs. At this point in the game Capitals were fairly ahead. But what unfolded was unprecedented. The Capitals collapsed losing seven wickets for 58 runs. “After Karun got out, their momentum broke. And after that, we got two or three wickets quickly. That changed the game,” observed Man of the Match Karn Sharma after the game. “Obviously, KL Rahul is a big name and he had finished the game for them (against Royal Challengers Bengaluru) in the last match. But all the wickets were important for us at that time. Karn has been warming the bench for Mumbai this season so far and has got his first opportunity against the Capitals. It was his spell (4-0-36-3) in the middle overs which helped Mumbai to make possible the improbable. “Feels very …

Axar Patel’s savage response to Murali Karthik’s ‘disappointing’ query after MI ‘went away with win’ in Delhi

Axar Patel’s savage response to Murali Karthik’s ‘disappointing’ query after MI ‘went away with win’ in Delhi

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Delhi Capitals suffered their first defeat of the season on Sunday night as Mumbai Indians returned to winning ways after holding their nerves in the final overs at Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi. Hardik Pandya and Co. forced a late Delhi collapse as the match turned the visitors’ way in the final minutes. The Capitals’ tail panicked and crumbled under pressure as three of the batters were run out in the penultimate over as Mumbai won the match with one over to spare. Axar Patel didn’t dwell too much on the result after DC lost to MI.(X Image) Chasing the 206-run target, Delhi were in cruise control when Karun Nair and Abishek Porel were batting in the middle. Nair, who got the chance for the first time in the XI this season, scored 89 runs off 40 balls as he stitched a 119-run partnership with Porel (33). However, Karn Sharma spun his web to turn the match in MI’s way with quick wickets of Porel, KL Rahul (15) and Tristan Stubbs (1). After the match, commentator …

Can Rohit Sharma turn around his woeful form against Delhi Capitals? | Ipl News

Can Rohit Sharma turn around his woeful form against Delhi Capitals? | Ipl News

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The approach to the Feroz Shah Kotla ground is filled with the sound of beating drums and chanting of pre-assembled fans on the eve of Delhi Capitals’ Indian Premier League (IPL) match against the Mumbai Indians. As the travelling circus of the IPL is set to finally arrive in the Indian capital on Sunday, the procession inside the stadium — no doubt staged, as the assemblage of camera crews around it made evident — may be nothing new. What does feel new though is that the home team, after a few years of underperformance, may finally be living up to the air of excitement that has been created around the ground. Four wins on the trot, with performances that suggest that they are looking strong in all areas, make the table-topping Delhi Capitals the favourites for their first match on their traditional home patch against a faltering Mumbai side that is currently languishing in eighth in the IPL standings. Story continues below this ad Homecoming After such a promising start, the next challenge for Delhi …

Delhi Capitals Head Coach emphasises ‘no mental block’ after losing third WPL final in a row | Cricket News

Delhi Capitals Head Coach emphasises ‘no mental block’ after losing third WPL final in a row | Cricket News

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On Saturday Mumbai Indians clinched their second Women’s Premier League title and on the contrary, Meg Lanning’s Delhi Capitals have now lost the third WPL final in a row. However, Head Coach Jonathan Batty would emphasize that there is no mental blockage and would take a more jovial route in the press conference after the loss and would give the reason for the defeat as “the opposition got more runs than we did!” “The players were up for it, they were fine and I think there was no mental block at all. But it’s just full credit to the opposition, they outplayed us and deserved to win the game” Batty would say. ” It will take time to think through what went wrong,” Batty said. “Two great quality teams going head-to-head and it was such a tight game. To lose by eight runs, which is two boundaries, we lost it by two balls in the end. That game can go either way from there. I don’t think there was a common denominator. You always have …

Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians, WPL 2025 Final: Nita Ambani joins celebrations as MI beat DC – Action in images

Delhi Capitals vs Mumbai Indians, WPL 2025 Final: Nita Ambani joins celebrations as MI beat DC – Action in images

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Published on Mar 16, 2025 12:36 AM IST Mumbai Indians defeated Delhi Capitals to clinch their second WPL title, as Harmanpreet Kaur and Nat Sciver-Brunt shone in the final. …read more / View Photos in a new improved layout Published on Mar 16, 2025 12:36 AM IST Mumbai Indians defeated Delhi Capitals by eight runs to clinch their second WPL title at the Brabourne Stadium, on Saturday.(PTI) / View Photos in a new improved layout Published on Mar 16, 2025 12:36 AM IST It was an action-packed encounter as DC skipper Meg Lanning won the toss and opted to bowl in the WPL 2025 Final.(PTI) / View Photos in a new improved layout Published on Mar 16, 2025 12:36 AM IST MI had a shaky start as Marizanne Kapp removed both openers Yastika Bhatia (8) and Hayley Matthews (3) early.(PTI) / View Photos in a new improved layout Published on Mar 16, 2025 12:36 AM IST A quick-fire knock of 66 runs off 44 balls by captain Harmanrpeet Kaur led the MI fightback, and she …

Mumbai Indians beat Delhi Capitals by 8-runs to clinch their second WPL title | Cricket News

Mumbai Indians beat Delhi Capitals by 8-runs to clinch their second WPL title | Cricket News

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Harmanpreet Kaur led Mumbai Indians to beat Meg Lanning’s Delhi Capitals by eight runs to win the second Women’s Premier League title. Chasing 150 runs in the final Delhi could only manage 141/9 from their quota of 20 overs. Nat Sciver-Brunt was the pick of the bowlers for Mumbai with three wickets. Meanwhile Marziana Kapp was the top scorer for Capitals in the chase. Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur saved her best for the big day with a scintillating 44-ball 66 but Delhi Capitals did well enough to restrict Mumbai Indians to a fighting 149 for 7. Marizanne Kapp (2/11 in 4 overs) was the pick of the DC bowlers while left-arm spinners Shree Charani (2/43 in 4 overs) and Jess Jonassen (2/26 in 3 overs) also got crucial wickets. Story continues below this ad Put in to bat, MI started on a sedate note, courtesy a fine Powerplay spell by Kapp as the home side were just 22 for 2 after seven overs.But, Harmanpreet effortlessly shifted gears from the onset, starting with a short-arm swat pull …