Delhi Capitals won the toss and chose to bowl first, hoping to take advantage of any early swing or seam movement.

Romario Shepherd's explosive innings of 39 runs off just 10 balls, including 3 fours and 4 sixes, earned him the Player of the Match award.

Mumbai Indians had a blistering start, thanks to Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan, and scored 75 runs in the powerplay, setting the foundation for a big total.

Axar Patel was the most successful bowler for Delhi Capitals, picking up 2 crucial wickets, including the dangerous Rohit Sharma.

Tristan Stubbs played a valiant innings of 71 runs off 25 balls, but it wasn't enough to chase down the mammoth target set by Mumbai Indians.

Tristan Stubbs cleared the boundary 7 times during his explosive knock, showcasing his power-hitting abilities.

Gerald Coetzee was the pick of the bowlers for Mumbai Indians, taking 4 wickets and effectively dismantling the Delhi Capitals' middle order.

Romario Shepherd's incredible hitting in the last over, where he scored 32 runs, propelled Mumbai Indians to a massive total of 234.

Axar Patel was unfortunately run out due to a misunderstanding with Tristan Stubbs, adding to Delhi Capitals' woes in the chase.

Mumbai Indians secured a comfortable victory by 29 runs, finally getting their first win of the IPL season.

Despite no individual batsman scoring a fifty, Mumbai Indians managed to post a record-breaking total, highlighting their team effort.

Akash Madhwal came in as the Impact Player for Mumbai Indians, replacing Suryakumar Yadav, who was returning from an injury.