Pant's bat could not do wonders, South Delhi defeated Old Delhi to register the first win in history

It was then Dhruv Singh's turn to be sent back cheaply out of the battlefield, while Badoni creamed his half-century off 25 balls in the 14th over. South Delhi remained 13 runs short of the target with two overs in the innings. Vision Panchal and Digvesh Rathi displayed some fine cricket to get their team through with five wickets falling and five balls remaining. Earlier, batting first, Old Delhi 6 were asked and suffered an initial jolt as Manjeet fell in the third over.

They got an early breakthrough when Divij Mehra completed an amazing sharp catch at short third man to send Kunwar Bidhuri back to the hut. But Arpit Rana and Old Delhi's star wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant propped up by 58/1 at the end of the powerplay supported the innings. Rana completed his half-century off 37 balls in the 11th over when he and Pant had taken their team past the 100-run mark in the 13th over. However, Rana went out the next over, with Badoni claiming the wicket in the very over. Soon Pant too left in the 15th over, bid away by Kunwar Bidhuri after scoring 35 from 32 balls. Vansh Bedi and Lalit Yadav accelerated the run rate when, during the match, after 15 overs, Old Delhi 6's score was 129-3 into 197 hits in the stipulated 20 overs, scoring a bulk load of boundaries in the final finish overs.