Delhi Capitals' Disappointing IPL Journey: Fans React to Early Exit

The Delhi Capitals began IPL 2025 with high hopes but quickly fell from grace, failing to secure a playoff spot after a series of losses. Team owner Parth Jindal has apologized to fans for the team's poor performance, which has sparked a wave of trolling, particularly from RCB supporters. Many believe that a 'curse' from RCB has affected Delhi's fortunes, especially after a controversial celebration by KL Rahul. The team's struggles continued after an initial victory, leading to their eventual elimination from the tournament. Read on to discover the details of their disappointing season.
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Delhi Capitals' Disappointing IPL Journey: Fans React to Early Exit

Delhi Capitals' Struggles in IPL 2025

When the Delhi Capitals kicked off their IPL 2025 campaign, expectations were high, with many believing they would secure a playoff spot. However, the reality turned out to be quite different. After winning their first four matches, the team faced a dismal performance in the subsequent nine games, ultimately leading to their elimination from the tournament. Following this disappointing outcome, team owner Parth Jindal issued an apology to the fans, acknowledging that while the team started strong, they failed to maintain that momentum in the latter half of the season.


In the wake of Delhi's defeat, fans have taken to social media to express their frustration, with supporters of RCB (Royal Challengers Bangalore) particularly vocal in their criticism. The sentiment among fans is that Delhi has fallen victim to a 'curse' from RCB, stemming from a celebration by their batsman KL Rahul, who planted his bat into the ground after a victory in Bengaluru. Since that match, Delhi has struggled, winning only two out of nine matches, one of which was a narrow victory in a super over.


Turning Point After April 10


The turning point for Delhi came after their victory over RCB on April 10, where they won by six wickets. Following that match, they lost to Mumbai by 12 runs on April 13. Although they managed to win against Rajasthan in a super over, their fortunes quickly declined, suffering a seven-wicket defeat to Gujarat and a six-wicket loss to Bengaluru. Kolkata Knight Riders edged them out by 14 runs, and a rain-affected match resulted in a cancellation. Their struggles culminated in a crushing ten-wicket defeat to Gujarat and a 59-run loss to Mumbai, sealing their fate in the tournament.


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