Qualifier 1: SRH vs CSK Final Playing 11/ Fantasy Cricket Preview

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Qualifier 1: SRH vs CSK
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Following the end of the league matches, Sunrisers Hyderabad and Chennai Super Kings are the top two teams in the points table. SRH and CSK will lock horns against each other in Qualifier 1. While the winner of Qualifier 1 will get a direct entry to the finals, the loser will have to play against the winner of Eliminator. Find the Fantasy Cricket Preview for Qualifier 1: SRH vs CSK below.
Qualifier 1: SRH vs CSK

Head-to-Head:

Overall: Matches – 8
Sunrisers Hyderabad – 2
Chennai Super Kings – 6

Venue: Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai

The wicket at Wankhede is batsman friendly. The track slows down as the game progresses, thus helping spinners.

Total matches 37
Matches won batting first 18
Matches won bowling first 19
Average 1st Inns scores 159
Average 2nd Inns scores 143
Highest total recorded 211/4 (20 Ov) by CSK vs DD
Lowest total recorded 73/10 (15.5 Ov) by KXIP vs RPS
Highest score chased 196/7 (20 Ov) by GL vs RPS
Lowest score defended 120/9 (20 Ov) by MI vs PWI

(The above stats only include IPL matches played at Wankhede Stadium)

Fantasy Cricket Preview

Sunrisers Hyderabad

The Sunrisers Hyderabad have been consistent since the start of IPL 2018. The opening partnership between Shreevats Goswami and Shikhar Dhawan set the pace for the team. The middle order of SRH will be his major worry; Manish Pandey and Yusuf Pathan need to buckle down. SRH boasts of a strong bowling unit ever since IPL started. However, their bowling faltered miserably in the last three matches. The bowlers should set to work to take their team to the finals. The squad is likely to remain the same.

Chennai Super Kings

KL Rahul has proven to be the key player for KXIP. When the rest of the batting lineup falters, his fiery shots are consistent. Middle order batting has been KXIP’s major reason for concern. Aaron Finch played a decent game against Mumbai. KXIP will think about promoting Yuvaraj Singh up the order. Marcus Stoinis, Karun Nair Manoj Tiwary Chennai Super Kings have a made a royal comeback after their two-year ban. The whole squad looks balanced with fiery batting and terrific bowling. Shane Watson, who was rested in the last game will return in place of Faf. Ambati Rayudu, CSK’s revelation, was dismissed for a single digit against KXIP. He needs to get cracking for CSK to reach finals. Bowling was touted as CSK’s Achilles heel during the start. But they have amended their flaws and CSK’s bowling looks stronger than ever. Death over bowling is where CSK and Dwayne Bravo need to focus.

Qualifier 1: SRH vs CSK Final Playing 11

 

SRH CSK
Shreevats Goswami (WK) Shane Watson
Shikhar Dhawan Ambati Rayudu
Kane Williamson © Suresh Raina
Manish Pandey MS Dhoni (C & WK)
Shakib Al Hasan Sam Billings
Yusuf Pathan Dwayne Bravo
Carlos Brathwaite Ravindra Jadeja
Rashid Khan Harbhajan Singh
Bhuvaneshwar Kumar Deepak Chahar
Siddarth Kaul Shardul Thakur
Sandeep Sharma Lungi Ngidi

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