Watch: Mumbai Indians players stuck on storm

The five-time IPL champions Mumbai Indians haven't managed a good start in the IPL 2025 season, while they are looking for a good comeback in the upcoming tough challenge against the hosts Delhi Capitals. MI's practice session on Friday evening (April 11) was suddenly halted due to a storm.

On Sunday evening (April 13), Mumbai Indians will face the in-form and hosts Delhi Capitals at Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. While Delhi Capitals are the only unbeaten team in the IPL 2025 by winning all four matches of the tournament, Mumbai Indians have won one and lost four in their first five fixtures of the season. 

While Delhi Capitals are flying high, the five-time IPL champions are struggling to find their grip in the tournament. Recently, they produced a strong fightback but mostly failed to achieve the ultimate victorious results. While it is a very disappointing time for them, the franchise knows how to make a strong comeback after a poor start. 

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New Delhi storm stopped Mumbai Indians' practice

On Friday evening (April 11), Mumbai Indians had a practice session scheduled, which they were working on, but a sudden storm in New Delhi forced them to stop it.  

🚨Mumbai Indians practice session stopped due to sudden storm at Arun Jaitley stadium. pic.twitter.com/rqRDrShGNp

— 𝐑𝐮𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐢𝐢⁴⁵ (@rushiii_12) April 11, 2025

IPL 2025: Delhi Capitals are in 2nd place; Mumbai Indians are in 8th place

Gujarat Titans are leading the IPL 2025 points table with eight points after five matches, as they have recorded four victories after losing their season opener. Meanwhile, Delhi Capitals are in the second position in the points table with eight points after four games, as they have a slightly lesser net run rate (+1.278) than the IPL 2022 champions (+1.413).

While Chennai Super Kings and SunRisers Hyderabad are in the ninth and 10th places, respectively, in the IPL 2025 points table with two points each after five matches, Mumbai Indians are in the eighth position with two points after playing five games.