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Delhi Daredevils slipped to back-to-back IPL defeats after succumbing to bottom side Kings XI Punjab by nine runs in Mohali. Quinton de Kock bashed 52 from 30 balls but third-placed Delhi ended on 172-5 in pursuit of 182, two days after they came unstuck against another struggling side, Rising Pune Supergiants, at Feroz Shah Kotla.Delhi will drop into fourth spot on Sunday, with the winner of the Mumbai Indians versus Sunrisers Hyderabad match in Visakhapatnam leapfrogging the capital club in the standings.Kings XI remain at the foot of the table, though, behind Royal Challengers Bangalore on run rate, following the latters Virat Kohli-inspired triumph over Pune in Saturdays first encounter.Wriddhiman Saha (52 off 33) and Marcus Stoinis (52 off 44) top scored for Kings XI against Delhi, the pair sharing a second-wicket stand of 54 after Daredevils skipper Zaheer Khan opted to bowl.Hashim Amla (1) suffered a disappointing IPL bow, the South Africans continued miscommunication with Stoinis finally leading to a run out when he chopped his fifth ball towards Khan behind square. Zaheer Khan was smashed by Wriddhiman Saha But the efforts of Saha - who clubbed three successive fours off Khan - and Stoinis, plus two late sixes from Axar Patel (16no off 5), saw the strugglers post their highest score of the campaign.Delhi made a sedate start to their reply, notching 23 runs from four overs, but De Kock cut loose with back-to-back boundaries off Stoinis (3-40) in the fifth over and a six off Patel in the sixth.De Kock secured a 27-ball fifty with a huge maximum off Stoinis, though he carved the Australian to Patel at backward point four balls later, ending a 70-run partnership with Sanju Samson (49 off 35). Samson added 51 with Karun Nair (23) before he skied Stoinis to long on looking for a third straight boundary, while Nair was caught by David Miller, shortly after being dropped by the South African, as Kings XI battled back.Sam Billings (6) and Carlos Brathwaite (12) then came and went, before a three-run 19th over from Mohit Sharma - who shipped just 21 from his four - left Delhi requiring 25 from Sandeep Sharmas 20th, a feat the visitors could not complete.There is an IPL double header on Sunday, with Jos Buttler and Mumbai Indians taking on Sunrisers Hyderabad (11am, Sky Sports 5), before the top-of-the-table clash between Kolkata Knight Riders and Gujarat Lions (3pm, Sky Sports 4, via red button). Adam Butler Jersey . Ending a nine-game losing streak? That gave the Milwaukee Bucks veteran forward a reason to smile. Derek Rivers Jersey . "Opinion: Womens World Cup is the best Soccer of the year," Hanks tweeted to his 8.73 million followers on Friday. 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