
DPL 2025 : Updated points table and Key player stats after Qualifier 1
Central Delhi Kings and East Delhi Riders secured the top two spots in the DPL 2025 points table, earning their places in the playoffs with consistent performances.

Central Delhi Kings and East Delhi Riders secured the top two spots in the DPL 2025 points table, earning their places in the playoffs with consistent performances.

Southern Brave Women finished unbeaten on top with 32 points, while Welsh Fire Women ended at the bottom with just 4 points.

Central Delhi Kings lead the DPL 2025 table with 15 points, while Purani Delhi-6 remains at the bottom with just 5 points.

Southern Brave Women stayed unbeaten at the top, while Northern Superchargers and London Spirit joined them in the playoffs as Trent Rockets kept their hopes alive with a thrilling 3-wicket win over Birmingham Phoenix.

Central Delhi Kings and East Delhi Riders sealed playoff spots, while West Delhi Lions and South Delhi Superstarz stayed in contention with 11 points each.

South Delhi Superstarz crushed Purani Dilli 6 by 8 wickets in a 7-over thriller as skipper Tejasvi Dahiya’s explosive 69 and Anmol Sharma’s unbeaten 56 outshone Dev Lakra’s blazing 85*.

Southern Brave Women stay unbeaten at the top with 7 wins, followed by Northern Superchargers Women in 2nd, while London Spirit and Manchester Originals battle for playoff spots.

East Delhi Riders lead the DPL 2025 points table with 14 points, closely followed by Central Delhi Kings on 13, while Purani Delhi-6 and Outer Delhi Warriors remain at the bottom with just 5 points each.

Southern Brave Women remain unbeaten on top with 28 points, while Northern Superchargers and London Spirit are tied on 20, and Welsh Fire sit bottom with just 4 points.

Southern Brave Women remain unbeaten on top with 28 points, while Northern Superchargers sit second on 20; Manchester Originals and London Spirit are tied on 16, and Birmingham Phoenix move level with Oval Invincibles on 8 points after their latest win.
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