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South Delhi Superstarz beat East Delhi Riders by nine wickets
Cricket is a game where two teams take turns batting and bowling.
In this match, the East Delhi Riders batted first and scored 191 runs, which is a very good score.
Then the South Delhi Superstarz tried to score 192 runs to win.
Their first two batters, Sanat Sangwan and Anmol Sharma, started very fast and scored 113 runs together.
Ayush Badoni then hit three sixes in a row to help his team.
The Superstarz reached the target with more than three overs to spare.
Winning by nine wickets means they only lost one batter while chasing.
Their bowler Anshuman Hooda also took four wickets to help stop the Riders.
Because they batted well and bowled well, it was a comfortable win for the South Delhi Superstarz.
South Delhi Superstarz defeated East Delhi Riders by nine wickets in the Delhi Premier League (DPL) 2026.
East Delhi Riders posted 191/6 in 20 overs, led by Sujal Singh's unbeaten 63 off 39 balls.
Vansh Mehra and Arpit Rana added 54 for the first wicket before the Riders slipped to 102/4.
Anshuman Hooda took 4/34 as the standout bowler for South Delhi Superstarz.
Openers Sanat Sangwan (57) and Anmol Sharma put on 113 runs, and Ayush Badoni hit three straight sixes as the Superstarz chased 192 with more than three overs to spare.
- Who
- South Delhi Superstarz and East Delhi Riders in the Delhi Premier League (DPL) 2026
- What
- A DPL 2026 match that South Delhi Superstarz won by nine wickets, chasing 192 after East Delhi Riders scored 191/6
- Where
- New Delhi
- When
- Delhi Premier League 2026 season
- Why
- Dominant batting from the openers and Ayush Badoni, plus Anshuman Hooda's four-wicket haul, secured the comfortable win
Key facts
- Tournament
- Delhi Premier League (DPL) 2026
- Result
- South Delhi Superstarz won by 9 wickets
- East Delhi Riders innings
- 191/6 in 20 overs
- Chase completed
- With more than 3 overs to spare
- Top scorer
- Sujal Singh - 63* off 39 balls
- Best bowler
- Anshuman Hooda - 4/34
- Winning opening stand
- 113 runs between Sanat Sangwan and Anmol Sharma









