Top 3 reasons why New Delhi Tigers lost to Purani Delhi 6 in DPL 2025 match 13
Purani Delhi 6 defeated New Delhi Tigers by 10 runs in a high-scoring DPL 2025 clash, driven by Samarth Seth’s explosive 80 and Vansh Bedi’s late cameo.

In the 13th game of the Delhi Premier League 2025, Purani Delhi 6 defeated New Delhi Tigers by 10 runs in a thrilling match. PD6 set a target of 200/6 for 20 overs, with Samarth Seth scoring 80 runs off 46 balls and Pranav Pant contributing 46 runs off 36 balls. Vansh Bedi (31 off 9) provided a late onslaught that lifted the total to a challenging mark. The Tigers fought valiantly in the chase as Vaibhav Rawal (62 off 35) led the charge, but they finally ended up on 190/7, just a run short. Below are the key reasons why the New Delhi Tigers lost the match:
1. Purani Delhi 6’s Commanding Total
Samarth Seth was very fluent in his innings and scored 80 off 46 balls, while Pranav Pant ensured the innings kept going with 46 off 36 balls. In the death overs, Vansh Bedi exploded with 31 off just 9 balls, taking PD6 from a good score to a formidable 200/6. The Tigers’ bowlers, despite Pankaj Jaswal’s 3/28 and Prince Yadav’s 2/34, could not prevent the late surge that tilted momentum firmly in PD6’s favor.
2. Missed Middle-Overs Bowling Control
The Tigers were able to get some wickets early but could not stop the run flow from 7 to 15 overs. During this time, PD6 kept on rebuilding steadily before mounting their final assault. The bowlers kept up with Parth Kumar Bali (1/35) trying to make things difficult, but some expensive overs in the middle gave PD6 a platform to really cash in during the last five overs, scoring around 15-20 runs above a par total.
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3. Lack of a Big Partnership in the Chase
With Vaibhav Rawal’s fluent 62 off 35 balls and Shivam Gupta’s aggressive 39 off 24 the Tigers were still in contention, while the skipper, Himmat Singh, added 30 off 17. On the other hand, the team was missing a big, match-deciding partnership to stabilize the chase. PD6’s bowlers, with Udhav Mohan (2/29) and Rajneesh Dadar (2/31) at the forefront, were able to take wickets regularly; hence, they were able to increase the required run rate and slowly put an end to the Tigers race.
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