Updated On: 16 April, 2025 08:28 AM IST | New Delhi | Neeru Bhatia
The first home game on March 29 against Mumbai Indians saw them lose their first game of the season, pushing them to second position in the points table with four wins in five games

Nitish Rana during his 36-ball 81 that helped Rajasthan Royals beat Chennai Super Kings by six runs at Guwahati recently. Pic/AFP
Axar Patel’s Delhi Capitals are all set to host their second IPL-18 match at the Kotla in the hope that the game goes in their favour.
The first home game on March 29 against Mumbai Indians saw them lose their first game of the season, pushing them to second position in the points table with four wins in five games.