IPL 2025 points Table: The latest Standing vs. Delhi Capital Match after Punjab Kings Match in Dharmasla | Cricket news
Match 58 IPL 2025 between Punjab kings And Delhi capitals Canceled after midway on Thursday Air attack alert In neighboring cities Jammu and PathankotThe entire league was at risk of closing the entire league due to India’s ongoing military conflict with Pakistan. Punjab were 122 out of 1 out of 1 in 10.1 overs, when the lights went out, which were first responsible for flood failure. Both teams were awarded one point.Punjab, now at 16 points out of 12 matches, stood third with a stable net run rate (NRR) of +0.376. Two games still play, they live too much under the control of their own fate. On the other hand, Delhi Capital went to 14 points from 12 matches with additional points, but now possibly on the top, the remaining two fixtures would need to be conquered to secure the merit, viewing the top.Shared points also leave the door a little Azar Kolkata Knight Riders And Lucknow Super GiantsBoth need to break close to the nearest finish and some favorable results into the top four.Point Table Overview after Match 58:The Titans of Gujarat are on top with 16 points out of 12 matches and on top with a strong NRR of +0.793. Royal Challengers Bangalore Also, 16 of the 11 matches is 16 points and a solid NRR of +0.482, which keeps them in a strong position.Punjab Kings, with today’s point, are third out of 12 matches and NRRs of +0.376. Mumbai Indians with 14 points and fourth and 12 matches with league’s best NRR +1.156.Follow the fifth with 14 points out of Delhi Capital 12 and NRR of +0.362. His playoff hopes survive but the road is narrowed.
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Kolkata Knight Riders ranks sixth with 11 points out of 12 games and sixth with an NRR of +0.249. They will need a big victory and will help with other consequences to keep hopes alive. Lucknow Super Giants have 10 points out of 11 matches with NRR of -0.469 and will have to win their net run rate.
Sunrisers Hyderabad (7 points, NRR -1.192), Rajasthan Royals (6 points, NRR -0.718), and Chennai Super Kings (6 points, NRR -1.117) are already out of the playoff controversy.
