IPL 2025: Woman Thrashes Fellow Spectator In Brutal Fight At Arun Jaitley Stadium During DC vs MI Match; Video Viral
A fierce fight erupted between fans during the IPL 2025 game at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Sunday between the Delhi Capitals and Mumbai Indians. A bunch of fans were seen beating each other up, including a female fan thrashing a fellow spectator as a chaotic video went viral on social media.
It's unclear over what the fight was about but one of the police officials reached the scene of the fight to restore order. The female fan later walked away as the police seemed to have spoken to some of the spectators.
Watch the video here:
Delhi Capitals' unbeaten streak ends as Mumbai Indians emerge triumphant in high-scoring thriller
In what was the venue's first match of IPL 2025, the Capitals suffered a 12-run loss as their winning run of four games came to an end. Axar Patel, who had won the toss, put the five-time champions into bat, and the visitors amassed 205/5 in their 20 overs. Tilak Varma top-scored with 59, while Ryan Rickelton (41), Suryakumar Yadav (40) and Naman Dhir (38*) made good contributions.
In reply, Deepak Chahar dismissed Jake Fraser-McGurk in the very first ball of the innings. However, a fiery Karun Nair kept the Capitals in the chase for a long while before departing for a 40-ball 89. Nevertheless, the home side's lower-order batters didn't quite step up on this occasion.
Having fallen short only 12 runs in the end, Axar felt their top-order batters need to do more in the upcoming matches as the lower-order cannot always bail them out. Having said that, the southpaw feels it's futile to ponder much on the defeat, given the difference was only 12. He said in the post-game presentation:
"We had the game. I think we had soft dismissals from the middle order, some bad shots. We lost by 12 runs with an over to go so we could have still won it. It can't happen that your lower order batters will always come save you in chases. There are some odd days where you play wrong shots, so I don't think there is any point in thinking too much about it. I thought 205 was a great target because it was a good pitch and dew was also coming. Maybe if we had caught better, we'd have kept them to lower."
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