Watch: Fans Involved in Heated Brawl During DC vs MI IPL 2025 Match

There were ugly scenes witnessed during the Delhi Capitals (DC) vs the Mumbai Indians (MI) IPL 2025 match as the crowd in attendance got into physical altercation during the match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.

Undefeated Delhi Capitals hosted their first home match of the season at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi, against one of the most successful team in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Although Delhi Capitals hoped to extend their winning run, eventually they suffered a 12 runs defeat against the Hardik Pandya led side. Meanwhile, latest clips from the match is going viral as crowd in attendance got into physical fight in the stand.

The cause of the brawl is still unclear but as can be seen in the video, a female fan is seen getting into physical altercation with another fan in attendance. People gathered around and started shouting for security. Eventually the security personnel arrived and took care of the situation. You can watch the video below.

Mumbai Indians beat Delhi Capitals

Talking about the match, the Mumbai Indians picked-up just their 2nd win of the campaign against the undefeated Delhi Capitals. MI won the match by 12 runs despite at one stage Delhi Capitals were cruising towards the victory.

Batting first, Mumbai Indians scored 205 runs with Tilak Varma scoring a fifty while the likes of Ryan Rickelton, Suryakumar Yadav and Naman Dhir contributed with good scores.

Meanwhile, Delhi Capitals lost the wicket of Jake Fraser-McGurk in the first ball of their chase. Then came impact sub Karun Nair, who changed the whole complexity of the game. Nair played a wonderful inning of 89 runs off 40 balls for the Capitals with a great partnership of 119 runs for the 2nd wicket with Abhishek Porel.

But as soon as both departed, Delhi Capitals batting completely flopped. Star batters like KL Rahul, Axar Patel and Tristan Stubbs couldn’t take the team over the line. The further misery came in the last 3 balls of the 19 over. Despite still at a comfortable position to win the match, Delhi Capitals endured a hat-trick run-out as Mumbai Indians won by 12 runs with an over to spare.