IPL 2024 Points Table: The match between Chennai Super Kings and Delhi Capitals took place on 31 March. Delhi had scored 191 runs while playing first, but Chennai could score only 171 runs in 20 overs and lost the match by 20 runs. Half-centuries by Rishabh Pant and David Warner took Delhi to a big score and the bowlers did the rest. Especially Mukesh Kumar and Khalil Ahmed broke the back of CSK's batting line-up. Know what has changed in the points table of IPL 2024 after the end of this DC vs CSK match.
What was the change in the ranking of Delhi and Chennai?
After losing today's match, Chennai Super Kings has slipped to second place in the points table. They have 4 points equal to KKR, but due to low net run-rate, Chennai has moved to second place. On the other hand, Delhi Capitals have registered their first win in IPL 2024 and collected 2 important points. Delhi has now moved from ninth to seventh position.
Where are the other teams in the points table?
Due to the defeat of Chennai Super Kings, Kolkata Knight Riders have now come on top, who currently have 4 points and the net run-rate is +1.047. The third place is with Rajasthan Royals. He also has 4 points now, but the net run-rate is less than KKR i.e. +0.800. Gujarat Titans have come to fourth place in the points table after defeating Sunrisers Hyderabad by 7 wickets in the first match held on March 31 and they also now have 4 points. SRH currently has 2 points and after the defeat against Gujarat, their team has slipped to fifth position.
Lucknow Super Giants also have 2 points, who are currently ranked sixth in the points table. Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore are currently placed at eighth and ninth position respectively. On the other hand, Mumbai Indians have not been able to open their account yet after 2 defeats in 2 matches. Due to this, under the captaincy of Hardik Pandya, Mumbai is currently at the last position in the points table.
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