After Mitchell Starc and Jake Fraser-Mcgurk, Delhi capitals to lose another star batter for the resumption IPL 2025: Reports


Delhi capitals (DC) Continue to suffer multiple times, as another star batter has chosen not to return the rest of the season IPL 2025. According to a report Espn Cricinfo, Opelor FAF DU PLESSIS He has decided not to return as IPL 2025 resumes.

The league was temporarily suspended for a week and was prepared for a restart on Saturday, May 17. Several players abroad returned to pause, leaving teams availability problems.

The situation is getting worse for Delhi capitals, which are already lost Mitchell Starc and Jake Fraser-Mcgurk for the rest of the season, which he decided not to fly back. Later, Tristan Stubbsfound in the final squad of the World Test Championship of South Africa (WTC), will only be available for the remaining league matches.

In addition to its inconvenience, the development of FAF du Pessis that does not return is like again monumental, with Jake-Fraser McGurk, also a workshop, as it has already chosen.

Delhi Capital will now have to look for a replacement as a workshop or do it with his Indian beats at the top. Du Pessis played six games this season and scored 168 runs at an average of 28 and a strike rate of 128.24 with two half a century.

Mass problems for Delhi capitals ahead of the Playoffs IPL 2025

Delhi Capitals has won six of his 11 games so far and are in fifth with 13 points. With three remaining games, they are in dispute to make the playoffs this season.

However, their possibilities seem to have had a significant blow, and key stars abroad do not return to the rest of the season. With the tastes of Starc, McGurk and du Pessis that do not return along with Stubbs only to the League stage, Delhi's capitals have mass problems.

They need to win at least two of their remaining three games to keep their hope of classifying – Your next game is against Gujarat Titans (GT) on Sunday, May 18.

It is left to see who contributes as spare players, as several stars will be lost abroad as the tournament resumes.