PREVIEW: M33 - SRH VS CSK

PREVIEW: M33 - SRH VS CSK

what

Sunrise Hyderabad, once the table-toppers, but which has now slipped to sixth place in the VIVO IPL 2019 standings, will face the current leaders Chennai Super Kings in the match 33.

Sunrise has three consecutive losses - two at home; This is the first time in four seasons that SRH has lost two consecutive matches at home. A big concern for SRH is the lack of depth in their batting order. Openers David Warner and Johnny Bairstow won the match in the opening part of the tournament, but when the need for mid-order to apply the chip, they came out; Against Mumbai Indians and Delhi capitals, they were out for 96 and 116 respectively.

The attempt was made to resolve the problem by SRH management. Kane Williamson, the regular captain - who missed the first match due to injury - returned to bat at number three. Despite Williamson being included, SRH needs batsmen in the middle order to bat so far which he has done so far. A player - perhaps Vijay Shankar, or Manish Pandey (if elected) - needs to take responsibility for finishing. The selection of a left field available for Sunrisers is to open the innings in place of Indian batsman Srivats Goswami or Riddhiman Saha - Johnny Bairstow and inclusion of Shakib Al Hasan in the middle order.

Super Kings have found a way to win despite their not being available to their first choice players. Luigi Enigidi, who was expected to be one of their main bowlers, had already dropped out of the tournament, while the highest wicket-taker in the Dwayne Bravo-T20 format, missed the previous few matches due to injury. Many players have raised their hands for a winning match; Five different players have won match rewards, it shows that CSK was not dependent on one or two players. The team management should be worried about the lack of runs from their openers - especially Shane Watson, who has now scored 67 runs in his last six hits. There are alternatives to finding Murali Vijay and Sam Billings CSK.

When

17 April 2019, 8:00 pm IST

where

Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Hyderabad

Previous match XIs:

Sunrisers Hyderabad: David Warner, Johnny Bairstow, Ken Williamson, Ricky Bhui, Vijay Shankar, Deepak Hooda, Abhishek Sharma, Rashid Khan, Bhuvaneshwar Kumar, Sandeep Sharma, Khalil Ahmed

Chennai Super Kings: Shane Watson, Faf du Plessis, Suresh Raina, Ambati Rayudu, Kedar Jadhav, MS Dhoni, Ravindra Jadeja, Mitchell Sentner, Imran Tahir, Deepak Chahar, Shardul Thakur.

Main character

SRH would want David Warner to maintain Orange Cap; Australian, whose natural game is to bat aggressively, has shown his desire to play the second ball for Johnny Bairstow, which often starts fast. Warner likes to play in Hyderabad, against Chennai Super Kings; He has made a half-century in his last three hit matches.

Super Kings will be happy that Suresh Raina has come back to make the run. This left-handed player made a disappointing show in the first half of the tournament - scored 136 runs in seven innings. But against KKR in the last match, they chased a successful run chasing an unbeaten 58 and the left-hander would get very confident with that performance. Raina, who once again needs 48 runs to become the highest run scorer in the IPL, and MS Dhoni (CSK's top run-getter) will be the central character in CSK's batting plans.

Both teams have used their spinners very effectively, and can only hope in this match; Rashid Khan and Imran Tahir are likely to suffer a lot.

Head of Indian Premier League

Overall: Match 10, Sunrise Hyderabad - 2, Chennai Super Kings - 8.

In 2018: Match 4, Sunrise Hyderabad - 0, Chennai Super Kings - 4

Common Sense

Between Chennai Super Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad, VIVO is the two most economical spin bowling attack in IPL 2019; This season, the total economy rate of CSK spinners is 6.15, while SRH's spinners have an economy rate of 6.60.

David Warner needs 21 runs to complete 3000 runs for Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL.

The scoring rate in the over the power of Sunrise Hyderabad is best - 8.33 In this session of Chennai Super Kings (6.22), the worst scoring rate in the powerplay overs is.