Fight breaks out between fans during Delhi Capitals vs SRH IPL match. Watch

On Saturday, Sunrisers Hyderabad beat the Delhi Capitals in an intense match. But an equally intense bout was going on in the stands during the match with a group of fans literally trading blows.

A video has now surfaced on Twitter in which some spectators can be seen fighting each other.

Purportedly, it was a fight between Delhi and Hyderabad fans.


What was the cause of that brwal is not known.



Coming to the match, the Hyderabad team beat Delhi Capitals by nine runs in yet another thrilling match in the ongoing Indian Premier League.

Electing to bat, Sunrisers Hyderbad put up a huge score of 197 for 6 thanks to brilliant attacking fifties by Abhishek Sharma (67 off 36) and Heinrich Klaasen (53 off 27).

Mitchell Marsh was the best bowler for DC with figures of 4 for 27 as 62 runs were scored off the last five overs.

Chasing a big total, Delhi Capitals lost the wicket of skipper David Warner in the very first over of the innings bowled by Bhuvneshwar Kumar for a two-ball duck. Despite Warner's wickets, the likes of Phil Salt and Mitchell Marsh decided to counter-attack. Both Salt and Marsh looked in good touch and dealt in boundaries and sixes to take Delhi Capitals to 57 runs in the first six overs.

In the end, Delhi Capitals needed 26 needed off the last over to win and seasoned pacer Bhuvneshwar gave just 16 runs, despite Axar hitting him for a six and four, to ensure a nine-run victory for SRH.

DC could only score 188 for 6 in 20 overs.

Mitchell Marsh top-scored for DC with 63 while Phil Salt contributed 59.

Mayank Markande was the pick of bowlers for SRH with figures of 2/20.

With the win, SRH snapped their three-match losing streak to remain alive in the competition. They are bow in the eighth spot with six points, while DC stayed at the bottom.


Brief Scores:

Sunrisers Hyderabad: 197 for 6 in 20 overs (Abhishek Sharma 67, Heinrich Klaasen 53; Mitchell Marsh 4/27).

Delhi Capitals: 188 for 6 in 20 overs (Mitchell Marsh 63, Phil Salt 59; Mayank Markande 2/20).