By Admin 
IPL 2025 viral video: There is a strange incident on the cricket field, especially when it comes to the Indian Premier League, something is viral in every match. The same happened in the Kolkata Knight Riders and Delhi Capitals played on the night of 29 April in IPL 2025. Something happened in the last over of the first innings of this match played at Arun Jaitley Stadium which is becoming increasingly viral. Let’s tell what happened
In fact, in the 20th over of this match, Mitchell Starc took three wickets of KKR in three consecutive balls after eating a six off the first ball, but despite this his hat -trick was not completed. You must be wondering how this can happen, so let’s tell
Raghuvanshi – 44 (32)
Rinku Singh – 36 (25)
Sunil Narine – 27 (16)
Gurbaz – 26 (12)
Anjikya Rahane – 26 (14)
Russell – 17 (9)Mitchell Starc – 3/43
Axar Patel – 2/27KKR Poster Total 204/9 vs Delhi Capitals at Arun Jaitley Stadium .. !!
– Manu. (@Immanu_18) April 29, 2025
Kolkata Knight Riders came out to bat first and scored 195 runs in 19 overs, losing six wickets. The last over Mitchell Starc came to throw. He dismissed Rowman Powell and then Anukul Roy on the third and fourth balls. On the next ball, he was ready to take a hat -trick but he bowled full ball outside the off stump, the batsman could not touch the ball, meanwhile Andre Russell was run out in an attempt to steal the run.
First Stark felt that the ball was on the bat but the umpire rejected the appeal. In such a situation, despite three wickets falling in three consecutive balls, Mitchell Starc did not have a hat -trick.
KKR defeated Delhi Capitals
Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) defeated Delhi Capitals (DC) by 14 runs in the thrilling match of IPL 2025 to keep their expectations alive in the playoff race.
In this match played at Arun Jaitley Stadium, KKR bowlers Sunil Naren and Varun Chakraborty jointly took five wickets and played an important role in the team’s victory. Especially both the bowlers took two wickets in their last over and shocked Delhi’s expectations.
Batting first after losing the toss, KKR scored a challenging score of 204/9. The batsmen of the team made small but useful contribution at a fast pace. Angkrish Raghuvanshi played 44 and Rinku Singh played a fast innings of 36 runs. For Delhi, Mitchell Starc took 3 wickets, while Akshar Patel took 2 wickets.
Delhi did not have a good start. Abhishek Porel was caught by the sequence of sequence on mid-off and sent to the pavilion. Karun Nair also could not last long and Vaibhav Arora’s direct yorker was out. However, a 76 -run partnership between Faf du Plessis and Akshar Patel kept Delhi in the match. Du Plessis scored a half -century in 31 balls and scored a total of 62 runs, while Akshar Patel played a brilliant innings of 43 runs despite being injured in his left hand.
At one time it seemed that the Delhi team could get very close to the target, but Sunil Naren and Varun Chakraborty overturned after this. In his last over, Naren caught the first Akshar Patel on the cover and then bowled Tristan Stabs. In his last over, he also caught Faf du Plessis on deep midwicket and turned Delhi’s expectations. Naren conceded 29 runs with 3 wickets and also contributed to the captaincy and gave a big blow to KL Rahul and gave Delhi a big blow.
After this, Chakraborty took two more important wickets in the 18th over. He caught Ashutosh Sharma on a reverse shot at a backward point and made Mitchell Starc shutdown at the hands of the wicketkeeper. Chakraborty took a total of 2 wickets and gave 39 runs. Among other bowlers, sequence Roy, Vaibhav Arora and Andre Russell took one wicket each.
However, the young batsman Vipraj Nigam for Delhi continued the struggle in the last over. He hit Chakraborty, then Harshit Rana hit a four and a six and also hit Russell two fours, but eventually Russell bowled him and put a break on his 38 -run innings. With this, KKR won the match.
Delhi’s team could score 190/9 runs and this was their third defeat on this ground. For KKR, this victory was very important in terms of being in the playoff race.
(With agency input)