IPL 2025 Points Table: Latest standings after PBKS vs DC match

Match 58 of

IPL 2025

between

Punjab Kings

and

Delhi Capitals

on Thursday was cancelled midway following

air raid alerts

in neighbouring cities of

Jammu and Pathankot

, putting the entire league at risk of being called off due to India's ongoing military conflict with Pakistan. Punjab were 122 for 1 in 10.1 overs when lights went out which at first was attributed to floodlight failure.

Both teams were awarded a point each.Punjab, now on 16 points from 12 matches, stay in third place with a steady Net Run Rate (NRR) of +0.376. With two games still to play, they remain very much in control of their own destiny. Delhi Capitals, on the other hand, moved to 14 points from 12 matches with the extra point, but will now likely need to win both of their remaining fixtures to secure qualification given the congestion at the top.

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The shared points also leave the door slightly ajar for

Kolkata Knight Riders

and

Lucknow Super Giants

, both of whom need near-perfect finishes and some favourable results to break into the top four.

Points Table Overview After Match 58:Gujarat Titans remain top with 16 points from 12 matches and a strong NRR of +0.793.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

also have 16 points from 11 matches and a solid NRR of +0.482, putting them in a strong position.Punjab Kings, with today’s point, are third on 16 points from 12 matches and an NRR of +0.376. Mumbai Indians sit fourth with 14 points and the league’s best NRR of +1.156 from 12 matches.Delhi Capitals follow in fifth with 14 points from 12 games and an NRR of +0.362. Their playoff hopes remain alive but the road has narrowed.

Kolkata Knight Riders are sixth with 11 points from 12 games and an NRR of +0.249. They’ll need big wins and help from other results to keep hopes alive. Lucknow Super Giants have 10 points from 11 matches with an NRR of -0.469 and must win out while improving their net run rate.

Sunrisers Hyderabad (7 points, NRR -1.192), Rajasthan Royals (6 points, NRR -0.718), and Chennai Super Kings (6 points, NRR -1.117) are already out of playoff contention.