DC vs MI Highlights, IPL 2026: Sameer Rizvi & bowlers help Delhi Capitals win by 6 wickets

Delhi Capitals have defeated Mumbai Indians by 6 wickets to reach the top of the IPL 2026 points table. Sameer Rizvi played a brilliant 90-run knock to help DC chase down a below-par target of 163.

I’ve worked a lot. I’ve worked on my weaknesses, I wasn’t as good against fast bowlers. I try to play according to the situation. I took time, got set and then played my shots. I tried to watch the ball as long as possible. If you score runs here, you get a lot of confidence and opportunities for us youngsters.

Delhi Capitals have completed a brilliant chase, reaching 164/4 in 18.1 overs to defeat Mumbai Indians by 6 wickets with 11 balls to spare. Tristan Stubbs and David Miller guided DC home after a fiery 90 from Sameer Rizvi set the platform for victory. Pathum Nissanka also contributed with the bat at the top of the order for the home side. Earlier, Mukesh Kumar, Lungi Ngidi, Axar Patel, and others restricted MI to 162/6 in 20 overs.

Sameer Rizvi has been dismissed for 90 off 51 balls, edging a mistimed shot to long-off off Corbin Bosch. He was given a standing ovation by his teammate and patted on the back by opposition players as he departed after playing a crucial innings. David Miller (11) and Tristan Stubbs (1) remain at the crease as Delhi Capitals need 11 runs to win the match from 18 balls.

Sameer Rizvi is looking unstoppable for Delhi Capitals as he has smashed 88 off 49 balls. David Miller has also chipped in a few runs. DC are 149/3 after 16 overs, needing just 14 runs from 24 balls.

Sameer Rizvi is in sublime touch, racing to 72 off 43 balls with 5 fours and 6 sixes, guiding Delhi Capitals to 121/3 after 14 overs. His partnership with David Miller now stands at 50, with the South African contributing just 1 so far. DC are on track with 42 needed from 36 balls to win.

Sameer Rizvi has smashed a brilliant fifty and is taking the attack to Mumbai Indians’ bowlers with a fine knock. His aggressive innings has completely shifted momentum in Delhi Capitals’ favour. DC are 107/3 after 12 overs.

Delhi Capitals are 73/3 at the halfway mark. Mitchell Santner has dismissed the well-set Pathum Nissanka for 44 with a sharp catch in the deep from Mayank Markande. It’s a massive breakthrough for Mumbai Indians, shifting the momentum a bit. DC are still in control of the chase.

Sameer Rizvi struck a six to shift momentum in the chase of 163 against Mumbai Indians. He is helping the home side stay on track alongside Pathum Nissanka. DC are 66/2 after 9 overs.

Delhi Capitals have reached 54/2 after 8 overs. Pathum Nissanka is continuing to anchor the chase while Sameer Rizvi is supporting him well. Mumbai Indians have tightened things in the middle overs, with spinners keeping boundaries in check as the required rate begins to climb.

Delhi Capitals have moved to 42/2 after 6 overs. Jasprit Bumrah delivered a tight over to close out the powerplay. Pathum Nissanka is continuing to anchor the chase for the home side, but Mumbai Indians have kept the scoring in check after early breakthroughs.

Mumbai Indians have subbed out Rohit Sharma, bringing in Mayank Markande as their Impact Player to strengthen the bowling attack.

Delhi Capitals have moved to 23/2 after 4 overs, with Pathum Nissanka taking on Mitchell Santner with a couple of boundaries to ease the pressure. Despite the early setbacks, DC are trying to rebuild with Nissanka leading the charge for the home side along with last game’s hero Sameer Rizvi.

Delhi Capitals have crawled to 13/2 after 3 overs, needing 150 runs from 102 balls to win. Mumbai Indians have maintained pressure early on. Pathum Nissanka has shown some intent, but MI bowlers, led by Deepak Chahar, are keeping things tight.

Jasprit Bumrah’s sharp direct-hit run out has removed Nitish Rana for a duck, adding to Delhi Capitals’ early troubles in the chase. With two quick wickets down in the powerplay, DC are under serious pressure as Mumbai Indians tighten their grip on the game. DC are 8/2 in 2 overs.

Mumbai Indians got the perfect start as Deepak Chahar removed KL Rahul for just 1. He was caught behind after a faint edge down the leg side. Delhi Capitals suffered an early blow in the chase, putting immediate pressure on the top order.

KL Rahul and Pathum Nissanka have walked out to begin Delhi Capitals’ chase of 163, with Deepak Chahar starting proceedings with the new ball for Mumbai Indians. MI will look for early breakthroughs as DC aim for a steady start.

Pretty slow wicket. Gotta get in, bide your time and then play shots. We managed a decent score. Hope we can squeeze them in the first six, take wickets. Shot-making not easy, we have bowlers who can exploit that. Early wickets will give us control in the game, then the spinners can take on. Even with the new ball, there was something in it. Can’t hit through the line. I know Kuldeep likes to take the DRS and tried my luck. But I couldn’t bat deep.

Mumbai Indians have posted 162/6 in their 20 overs, with Corbin Bosch providing a late boost with two boundaries in the final over. Mitchell Santner also chipped in at the end as MI managed a competitive total.

Delhi Capitals picked up another crucial wicket as T Natarajan dismissed Naman Dhir, who pulled a slower bouncer straight to deep midwicket after a useful cameo. Mumbai Indians have lost their sixth wicket at a key stage, slowing their push in the death overs. MI are 148/6 in 19 overs.

Mumbai Indians have moved to 144/5 after 18 overs. Mitchell Santner is continuing to find boundaries and keep the scoreboard moving. Despite disciplined bowling from Delhi Capitals, MI are building towards a competitive finish in the final overs.

Naman Dhir and Mitchell Santner provided a much-needed late push to Mumbai Indians. Both batters found boundaries to shift momentum a little, giving MI hope of finishing with a competitive total. MI are 136/5 after 17 overs.

Delhi Capitals got a massive breakthrough as Lungi Ngidi trapped Suryakumar Yadav lbw just after his half-century. MI have lost their set batter at a crucial stage, putting pressure on the lower order to finish strongly. MI are 122/5 after 15.3 overs.

Suryakumar Yadav has reached a crucial half-century, anchoring Mumbai Indians’ innings with a composed knock despite regular wickets. His fifty comes at an important time as MI look to push in the final overs.

Mumbai Indians have crossed the 100-run mark, but the scoring rate is being kept under check by Delhi Capitals. Naman Dhir showed some intent with a boundary but MI still have some work to do if they want to post a competitive total. Suryakumar Yadav is rotating the strike well. MI are 100/4 after 14 overs.

Axar Patel delivered another controlled over to keep the scoring in check. Suryakumar Yadav is continuing to anchor the innings for Mumbai Indians, but Delhi Capitals are not allowing any easy boundaries at this stage. MI are 92/4 after 13 overs.

Vipraj Nigam has dismissed Sherfane Rutherford, who was caught in the deep by Mukesh Kumar. Mumbai Indians have slipped further with another wicket, putting more pressure on Suryakumar Yadav to hold the innings together. MI are 85/4 in 12 overs.

Sherfane Rutherford has struck a boundary to ease some pressure after Rohit Sharma’s dismissal. Suryakumar Yadav is continuing to anchor the innings. Mumbai Indians are looking to rebuild and keep the scoring rate steady. MI are 80/3 after 11 overs. 

Delhi Capitals got a crucial breakthrough as Axar Patel dismissed Rohit Sharma, who fell for 35. He was caught brilliantly by Nitish Rana at cover. Mumbai Indians have lost their third wicket just as the partnership was building, giving DC a timely breakthrough. Sherfane Rutherford joins SKY in the middle.

Rohit Sharma got a lifeline after a failed review from Delhi Capitals for caught behind. Rohit and Suryakumar Yadav are continuing to rebuild steadily, keeping MI on track for a competitive total. Mumbai Indians are 69/2 after 9 overs.