Match preview SRH vs DC
Match preview: SRH vs DC– Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) will take on Delhi Capitals (DC) in the 34th round of the Indian Chief Association 2023 on Monday (April 24) at the Rajiv Gandhi Global Arena in Hyderabad. The Sunrisers are in last place in the points table, having won two of their first six games this season. They lost the initial two games, won the following two, and are coming into this game after losing their past two matches. In their most recent match against the Chennai Super Kings, the Sunrisers batted first and scored 134 runs while losing seven wickets in 20 overs. The Sunrisers had only one batter score of more than 30 runs. This total was reached by the Super Kings in 18.4 overs with seven wickets remaining.
In their most recent match against the Chennai Super Kings, the Sunrisers batted first and scored 134 runs while losing seven wickets in 20 overs. The Sunrisers had only one batter score of more than 30 runs. This total was reached by the Super Kings in 18.4 overs with seven wickets remaining.
The Delhi Capitals have had the most obviously terrible beginning to their mission this season and have lost five games on the road. Their luck turned around in their most recent game against the Kolkata Knight Riders when they put on an all-around performance and won for the first time this season. The Capitals chased the total in 19.2 overs while limiting the Knight Riders to just 127 runs. After a four-year absence, Ishant Sharma returned to the IPL and won the Player of the Match award with two wickets and 19 runs.
The Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium’s flat tracks are well known, but they also help slower bowlers progress through the game. This track offers the spinners a fair amount of assistance.
On this surface, the chasing team has achieved a fair amount of success. In this match, it is anticipated that the surface will exhibit similar behavior once more.
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Sunrisers Hyderabad: Mayank Agarwal, RA Tripathi, HC Brook, AK Markram (C), Abhishek Sharma, Washington Sundar, M Jansen, H Klaasen (wk), Umran Malik, B Kumar, and M Markande
Delhi Capitals: David Warner (C), Manish Pandey, Aman Hakim Khan, Lalit Yadav, Axar Patel, MR Marsh, PD Salt (wk), A Nortje, KL Yadav, Mukesh Kumar, and Ishant Sharma
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