Delhi Capitals bowled out Gujarat Titans for 89 in the IPL on Wednesday, with Tristan Stubbs taking two wickets in an over.
Medium-pace bowler Mukesh Kumar took figures of 3-14 to help bowl out Gujarat in 17.3 overs as Delhi reached their target in 8.5 overs with six wickets to spare in Ahmedabad.
The Capitals, who were without the injured David Warner, registered their third win of the season, jumping three places to sixth in the 10-team table.
Rishabh Pant, who made a comeback to this year's IPL after surviving a car crash, remained unbeaten on 16. Australian batsman Jake Fraser-McGurk contributed with a brisk 20.
Pant, a left-handed batsman, has scored 210 runs, including two half-centuries, which boosts his chances of being selected for the T20 World Cup in June.
India's fast bowler Ishant Sharma dismissed captain Shubman Gill for eight in the second over of the match, and Gujarat lost wickets to some disciplined bowling.
The fielding continued to impress. Sumit Kumar sent Sai Sudarshan back for 12 with a direct throw to the non-striker's end.
Pant was nimble behind the stumps. He began with a diving catch to dismiss David Miller off Ishant.
The wicketkeeper was involved in two stumpings when his quick work sent back Abhinav Manohar for eight and Shahrukh Khan for a duck in the space of three balls off spinner Stubbs.
Gujarat fell to 66-7, but Rashid Khan showed resilience with his gritty 31 off 24 balls before he was caught behind by Pant.
The Titans' total is the lowest of the season. It contrasts with some big scores, including two record totals of 277 and 287 by Sunrisers Hyderabad.