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27th KK v Quetta Pass 💚
29th KKR v MI Pass 💚
30th CSK v RR Pass 💚
31st GT v PK Pass 💚
1st LSG v DC Pass 💚
2nd SRH v KKR No Entry 💛
3rd CSK v PK Pass Small Profit 💚
Prediction Lekha Jokha
27th KK v Quetta Pass 💚
29th KKR v MI Pass 💚
30th CSK v RR Pass 💚
31st GT v PK Pass 💚
1st LSG v DC Pass 💚
2nd SRH v KKR No Entry 💛
3rd CSK v PK Pass Small Profit 💚
S Samson 28 Yes ( Avr 35.4 ) fail
Gaikwad 20 Balls Face Not ( My Choice ) fail
Csk 20 Overs 185 Not ( Avr 162.28 ) fail
Punjab 20 Overs 188 Not ( Avr 162.28 ) Void
Partnership Runs 75 Not ( Avr 71.34 ) Fail
Csk 4wkt Runs 124 Not ( Avr 111.72 ) Fail
Punjab 4wkt Runs 128 Not ( Avr 111.72 ) Void
Total Wickets 14 Not ( Avr 12.99 ) Pass
Total Fours 29 Not ( Avr 25.66 ) Fail
Total Boundaries 44 Not ( Avr 37.17 ) Fail
Top Batsman 68 Not ( Avr 62.66 ) Fail
Total 30s 3 Not ( Avr 2.35 ) Fail
Total Fifty 2 Not ( Avr 1.21 ) Fail
Total Six Hitters 8 Not ( Avr 6.41 ) Pass
Top Over 21 Not ( Avr 19.5 ) Pass
Most Runs By Bowler 45 Not ( Avr 42.79 ) Fail
Most Bolwer 30plus Runs 6 Not ( Avr 4.34 ) Fail
Match Spinner Wickts 6 Not ( Avr 4.92 ) Pass
Total Wicket Takers 8 Not ( Avr 7.69 ) Pass
Total Runout 1 Not ( Avr 0.66 ) Fail
20 Fancy
2 Voided
5 Pass
13 Fail
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Gaikwad 20 Balls Face Not ( My Choice ) fail
Csk 20 Overs 185 Not ( Avr 162.28 ) fail
Punjab 20 Overs 188 Not ( Avr 162.28 ) Void
Partnership Runs 75 Not ( Avr 71.34 ) Fail
Csk 4wkt Runs 124 Not ( Avr 111.72 ) Fail
Punjab 4wkt Runs 128 Not ( Avr 111.72 ) Void
Total Wickets 14 Not ( Avr 12.99 ) Pass
Total Fours 29 Not ( Avr 25.66 ) Fail
Total Boundaries 44 Not ( Avr 37.17 ) Fail
Top Batsman 68 Not ( Avr 62.66 ) Fail
Total 30s 3 Not ( Avr 2.35 ) Fail
Total Fifty 2 Not ( Avr 1.21 ) Fail
Total Six Hitters 8 Not ( Avr 6.41 ) Pass
Top Over 21 Not ( Avr 19.5 ) Pass
Most Runs By Bowler 45 Not ( Avr 42.79 ) Fail
Most Bolwer 30plus Runs 6 Not ( Avr 4.34 ) Fail
Match Spinner Wickts 6 Not ( Avr 4.92 ) Pass
Total Wicket Takers 8 Not ( Avr 7.69 ) Pass
Total Runout 1 Not ( Avr 0.66 ) Fail
20 Fancy
2 Voided
5 Pass
13 Fail
( Din Me Bola Hi Tha ke 1 Picth Batting Hai Aaj Risk Hai Thoda And 1 Baat Samajh Lo Ye Stats Based Hai - Month Me 100 Fancy Kheloge 55 se 65 Pass Hogi - Mahatre Ke 2 Catch Chhute ( 6 Fancy 1 Ladke Ne Fail Kardi ) - BH the wiket 10 15 Fours Gaye Hai - Luck Fixing Ye Sab Matter Karta Hai.
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*DC vs MI at Delhi, 4th April, 2026: a batting paradise awaits under cloudy Delhi skies*
Mumbai Indians enter today's 3:30 PM IST clash at Arun Jaitley Stadium as clear favorites, backed by a dominant recent head-to-head record (4 wins in the last 5 meetings) and a devastating batting lineup that demolished a 221-run target in their season opener. Delhi Capitals, captained by Axar Patel and missing spearhead Mitchell Starc to injury, will lean on home advantage at a ground that has been completely transformed since its 2023 pitch renovation — now one of the flattest, most run-heavy surfaces in India. With the average first-innings score here surging to *200+* over the past two seasons, both teams' batting depth will be tested on a ground where even mis-hits clear the short square boundaries. A western disturbance bringing overcast skies and post-rain moisture could add an early twist for the seamers.
The highest total ever recorded here is 278/3 (SRH vs KKR, IPL 2025), and 200+ totals have become routine rather than exceptional.
Boundary dimensions amplify the batting advantage. Square boundaries measure just *58–67 metres* — among the shortest in India — while the straight boundary at *68–74* metres is below the IPL average. The fours-to-sixes ratio has shifted from a historical *2.2:1* to approximately *1.45:1* since 2024, with matches averaging *26.8* sixes in the 2024 season. Boundary runs account for roughly *71%* of all runs scored.
The square was relaid with black cotton soil (Regur) in 2023 — the same base soil used at Wankhede and Eden Gardens. This compacts firmly, retains moisture well, and produces a hard, even surface once it dries out. Critically, black soil does not crumble or dust up the way red soil pitches do (Chepauk, Chinnaswamy), which is why spin no longer dominates here the way it historically did at the old Kotla.
The curator has prepared a fresh, well-grassed surface for this match — slightly more grass cover than previous home games to manage the April heat and retain moisture integrity.
The pitch gets better for batting as the match progresses. A team bowling first may squeeze the batting side under damp, overcast conditions, then watch the chase happen on a flat, true surface. This is a genuine argument for bowling first today — an unusual tactical call at a venue where batting first won 13 out of 23 matches played here since 2021.
*Likely DC Playing XI* : KL Rahul (wk), Pathum Nissanka, Nitish Rana, Tristan Stubbs, David Miller, Axar Patel (c), Ashutosh Sharma, Vipraj Nigam, Kuldeep Yadav, Lungi Ngidi, Mukesh Kumar / Dushmantha Chameera Impact Sub: Sameer Rizvi or T. Natarajan
*Likely MI Playing XI* : Rohit Sharma, Ryan Rickelton (wk), Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya (c), Naman Dhir, Sherfane Rutherford, Shardul Thakur, AM Ghazanfar, Trent Boult, Jasprit Bumrah Impact Sub: Mitchell Santner or Mayank Markande
*Expected toss decision* : Both captains may lean toward bowling first — an unusual call at Kotla — to take advantage of the overcast, damp morning-afternoon conditions and leave their batters with the easier, dried-out second-innings surface.
Mumbai Indians enter today's 3:30 PM IST clash at Arun Jaitley Stadium as clear favorites, backed by a dominant recent head-to-head record (4 wins in the last 5 meetings) and a devastating batting lineup that demolished a 221-run target in their season opener. Delhi Capitals, captained by Axar Patel and missing spearhead Mitchell Starc to injury, will lean on home advantage at a ground that has been completely transformed since its 2023 pitch renovation — now one of the flattest, most run-heavy surfaces in India. With the average first-innings score here surging to *200+* over the past two seasons, both teams' batting depth will be tested on a ground where even mis-hits clear the short square boundaries. A western disturbance bringing overcast skies and post-rain moisture could add an early twist for the seamers.
The highest total ever recorded here is 278/3 (SRH vs KKR, IPL 2025), and 200+ totals have become routine rather than exceptional.
Boundary dimensions amplify the batting advantage. Square boundaries measure just *58–67 metres* — among the shortest in India — while the straight boundary at *68–74* metres is below the IPL average. The fours-to-sixes ratio has shifted from a historical *2.2:1* to approximately *1.45:1* since 2024, with matches averaging *26.8* sixes in the 2024 season. Boundary runs account for roughly *71%* of all runs scored.
The square was relaid with black cotton soil (Regur) in 2023 — the same base soil used at Wankhede and Eden Gardens. This compacts firmly, retains moisture well, and produces a hard, even surface once it dries out. Critically, black soil does not crumble or dust up the way red soil pitches do (Chepauk, Chinnaswamy), which is why spin no longer dominates here the way it historically did at the old Kotla.
The curator has prepared a fresh, well-grassed surface for this match — slightly more grass cover than previous home games to manage the April heat and retain moisture integrity.
The pitch gets better for batting as the match progresses. A team bowling first may squeeze the batting side under damp, overcast conditions, then watch the chase happen on a flat, true surface. This is a genuine argument for bowling first today — an unusual tactical call at a venue where batting first won 13 out of 23 matches played here since 2021.
*Likely DC Playing XI* : KL Rahul (wk), Pathum Nissanka, Nitish Rana, Tristan Stubbs, David Miller, Axar Patel (c), Ashutosh Sharma, Vipraj Nigam, Kuldeep Yadav, Lungi Ngidi, Mukesh Kumar / Dushmantha Chameera Impact Sub: Sameer Rizvi or T. Natarajan
*Likely MI Playing XI* : Rohit Sharma, Ryan Rickelton (wk), Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya (c), Naman Dhir, Sherfane Rutherford, Shardul Thakur, AM Ghazanfar, Trent Boult, Jasprit Bumrah Impact Sub: Mitchell Santner or Mayank Markande
*Expected toss decision* : Both captains may lean toward bowling first — an unusual call at Kotla — to take advantage of the overcast, damp morning-afternoon conditions and leave their batters with the easier, dried-out second-innings surface.
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*GT vs RR Match 9 : Match Preview*
Gujarat Titans host Rajasthan Royals tonight at Narendra Modi Stadium in a contest shaped by a batting paradise pitch, moderate dew, and a 15-year-old phenomenon.
*The Ahmedabad pitch* : a 75-25 red soil batting paradise
Narendra Modi Stadium houses 11 pitches on its main square featuring three distinct soil types — red, black, and mixed — a rarity among Indian venues. For IPL matches, curators prepare a 75% red soil, 25% black soil blend, confirmed during the IPL 2025 Final broadcast by analysts Murali Kartik and Michael Clarke.
This is the first IPL 2026 match at the venue, so there is no 2026 pitch data yet. However, IPL 2025 provided 9 matches of evidence. The numbers tell a stark story: average first-innings score was 219, five of six league-stage first innings exceeded 200. The lowest total successfully defended was 196. In the 2025 league phase at NMS, batting first won 7 of 9 matches (78%)
The pitch plays medium-to-fast with consistent, even bounce. The pitch shows minimal deterioration between innings in T20s on red soil strips, though some grip develops for spinners in footmark areas as the match wears on. Tonight's dew risk is moderate — slightly below a typical April evening.
Sai Sudharsan at NMS is a different beast. He has scored 925 runs at this venue.
*GT likely XI* : Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill (c), Jos Buttler (wk), Washington Sundar, Glenn Phillips, M Shahrukh Khan, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Kagiso Rabada/Jason Holder, Ashok Sharma, Mohammed Siraj. Impact sub options: Prasidh Krishna, Sai Kishore.
*RR likely XI* : Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Dhruv Jurel (wk), Riyan Parag (c), Shimron Hetmyer, Ravindra Jadeja, Jofra Archer, Nandre Burger, Sandeep Sharma, Ravi Bishnoi, Brijesh Sharma. Impact sub options: Donovan Ferreira (batting), Lhuan-dre Pretorius.
Par score tonight is *190-200* batting first.
Gujarat Titans host Rajasthan Royals tonight at Narendra Modi Stadium in a contest shaped by a batting paradise pitch, moderate dew, and a 15-year-old phenomenon.
*The Ahmedabad pitch* : a 75-25 red soil batting paradise
Narendra Modi Stadium houses 11 pitches on its main square featuring three distinct soil types — red, black, and mixed — a rarity among Indian venues. For IPL matches, curators prepare a 75% red soil, 25% black soil blend, confirmed during the IPL 2025 Final broadcast by analysts Murali Kartik and Michael Clarke.
This is the first IPL 2026 match at the venue, so there is no 2026 pitch data yet. However, IPL 2025 provided 9 matches of evidence. The numbers tell a stark story: average first-innings score was 219, five of six league-stage first innings exceeded 200. The lowest total successfully defended was 196. In the 2025 league phase at NMS, batting first won 7 of 9 matches (78%)
The pitch plays medium-to-fast with consistent, even bounce. The pitch shows minimal deterioration between innings in T20s on red soil strips, though some grip develops for spinners in footmark areas as the match wears on. Tonight's dew risk is moderate — slightly below a typical April evening.
Sai Sudharsan at NMS is a different beast. He has scored 925 runs at this venue.
*GT likely XI* : Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill (c), Jos Buttler (wk), Washington Sundar, Glenn Phillips, M Shahrukh Khan, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Kagiso Rabada/Jason Holder, Ashok Sharma, Mohammed Siraj. Impact sub options: Prasidh Krishna, Sai Kishore.
*RR likely XI* : Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Dhruv Jurel (wk), Riyan Parag (c), Shimron Hetmyer, Ravindra Jadeja, Jofra Archer, Nandre Burger, Sandeep Sharma, Ravi Bishnoi, Brijesh Sharma. Impact sub options: Donovan Ferreira (batting), Lhuan-dre Pretorius.
Par score tonight is *190-200* batting first.
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Prediction Lekha Jokha
27th KK v Quetta Pass 💚
29th KKR v MI Pass 💚
30th CSK v RR Pass 💚
31st GT v PK Pass 💚
1st LSG v DC Pass 💚
2nd SRH v KKR No Entry 💛
3rd CSK v PK Pass Small Profit 💚
4th Dc v Mi No Entry 💛
4th Gt v Rr No Entry 💛
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27th KK v Quetta Pass 💚
29th KKR v MI Pass 💚
30th CSK v RR Pass 💚
31st GT v PK Pass 💚
1st LSG v DC Pass 💚
2nd SRH v KKR No Entry 💛
3rd CSK v PK Pass Small Profit 💚
4th Dc v Mi No Entry 💛
4th Gt v Rr No Entry 💛
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*Match 10: SRH vs LSG — Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad, 3:30 PM IST – Match Preview*
The RGIS pitch is built on red clay soil, which produces a hard, true surface with consistent bounce and a fast outfield. In IPL 2025, the average first-innings score at RGIS was 191, with SRH posting 286/6 against Rajasthan Royals in one match and successfully chasing 246 against Punjab Kings in another.
The boundary dimensions at RGIS sit in the medium range for IPL venues. Square boundaries measure approximately 66–70 metres, with the straight boundary stretching to 70–77 metres.
Pace bowlers typically find early assistance in the powerplay — the red clay provides carry and bounce that rewards back-of-a-length bowling — before the surface flattens. Spinners historically take around 60% of wickets during overs 7–15 at this venue, exploiting the way the dry surface grips and turns through the middle period.
This is a 3:30 PM start, and that timing changes the calculations significantly. Dew is a non-factor for this match.
Humidity sits low at roughly 38%, which means minimal conventional swing — bad news for bowlers hoping to move the ball through the air, but good news for spinners operating on a dry, gripping surface.
The critical absence for SRH remains captain Pat Cummins, who has not played a single match this season due to a persistent lumbar stress injury.
LSG's squad construction reveals significant gaps. Wanindu Hasaranga is almost certainly unavailable. Ravi Bishnoi was released before the season and now plays for Rajasthan Royals. This leaves LSG without a frontline specialist spinner in their likely XI — a glaring weakness on any surface but particularly concerning at RGIS, where spin accounts for roughly 60% of middle-overs wickets.
The par score for this afternoon fixture at RGIS is *185–195* . Given the absence of dew and the pitch's batting-friendly character, the team batting first has a genuine chance if they post above 200. SRH's explosive batting lineup and home advantage make them clear favourites
The combination of Head's aggression, Klaasen's finishing, and Kishan's form gives SRH the superior batting unit, while LSG's lack of a specialist spinner on a surface that rewards spin through the middle overs is a potentially fatal structural weakness. If SRH bat first, expect a target north of 200; if they bowl first, their batting should be capable of chasing anything up to 220 on this surface.
*Expected Playing XII SRH* : Travis Head, Abhishek Sharma, Ishan Kishan (c/wk), Heinrich Klaasen, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Aniket Verma, Salil Arora, Shivang Kumar, Jaydev Unadkat, Eshan Malinga, David Payne | Impact: Harshal Patel
*Expected Playing XII LSG* : Mitchell Marsh, Rishabh Pant (c/wk), Aiden Markram, Ayush Badoni, Nicholas Pooran, Abdul Samad, Shahbaz Ahmed, Mohammed Shami, Anrich Nortje, Prince Yadav, Mohsin Khan | Impact: Digvesh Rathi
The RGIS pitch is built on red clay soil, which produces a hard, true surface with consistent bounce and a fast outfield. In IPL 2025, the average first-innings score at RGIS was 191, with SRH posting 286/6 against Rajasthan Royals in one match and successfully chasing 246 against Punjab Kings in another.
The boundary dimensions at RGIS sit in the medium range for IPL venues. Square boundaries measure approximately 66–70 metres, with the straight boundary stretching to 70–77 metres.
Pace bowlers typically find early assistance in the powerplay — the red clay provides carry and bounce that rewards back-of-a-length bowling — before the surface flattens. Spinners historically take around 60% of wickets during overs 7–15 at this venue, exploiting the way the dry surface grips and turns through the middle period.
This is a 3:30 PM start, and that timing changes the calculations significantly. Dew is a non-factor for this match.
Humidity sits low at roughly 38%, which means minimal conventional swing — bad news for bowlers hoping to move the ball through the air, but good news for spinners operating on a dry, gripping surface.
The critical absence for SRH remains captain Pat Cummins, who has not played a single match this season due to a persistent lumbar stress injury.
LSG's squad construction reveals significant gaps. Wanindu Hasaranga is almost certainly unavailable. Ravi Bishnoi was released before the season and now plays for Rajasthan Royals. This leaves LSG without a frontline specialist spinner in their likely XI — a glaring weakness on any surface but particularly concerning at RGIS, where spin accounts for roughly 60% of middle-overs wickets.
The par score for this afternoon fixture at RGIS is *185–195* . Given the absence of dew and the pitch's batting-friendly character, the team batting first has a genuine chance if they post above 200. SRH's explosive batting lineup and home advantage make them clear favourites
The combination of Head's aggression, Klaasen's finishing, and Kishan's form gives SRH the superior batting unit, while LSG's lack of a specialist spinner on a surface that rewards spin through the middle overs is a potentially fatal structural weakness. If SRH bat first, expect a target north of 200; if they bowl first, their batting should be capable of chasing anything up to 220 on this surface.
*Expected Playing XII SRH* : Travis Head, Abhishek Sharma, Ishan Kishan (c/wk), Heinrich Klaasen, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Aniket Verma, Salil Arora, Shivang Kumar, Jaydev Unadkat, Eshan Malinga, David Payne | Impact: Harshal Patel
*Expected Playing XII LSG* : Mitchell Marsh, Rishabh Pant (c/wk), Aiden Markram, Ayush Badoni, Nicholas Pooran, Abdul Samad, Shahbaz Ahmed, Mohammed Shami, Anrich Nortje, Prince Yadav, Mohsin Khan | Impact: Digvesh Rathi
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*MI vs RR Match 13 at Guwahati : Match Preview*
The biggest variable tonight isn't form or firepower — it's the toss. Barsapara's notorious dew factor, combined with 80-87% humidity and overcast skies, means the team bowling first holds a structural advantage.
The Barsapara Cricket Stadium pitch is a moisture-sensitive, dew-dominated red-soil surface that transforms dramatically between innings. With afternoon rain forecast again today and heavy dew expected after 8:30 PM, the toss may prove decisive. In the last 6 matches here, 5 times the captain winning the toss has opted to field first.
Ground dimensions are relatively compact: straight boundary approximately 65-74 meters, square boundaries 61-70 meters.
The average first-innings score in last 6 matches here since 2023 has been 166 and 200+ has never been scored so far with the highest total being 199. Both chasing and defending are equal here with 3 wins chasing and 3 wins defending since 2023.
However, it has been observed that after the initial few overs, the pitch settles down as a good batting wicket. Pacers take more wickets here, but spinners are more economical. In recent domestic matches also spinners have been economical. Both teams have quality spinners – Jadeja and Bishnoi for RR and Santner for MI.
Both teams appear to be balanced with their batting and bowling, however, MI have a deeper batting line up and the rajasthan lower middle order is yet to be tested. The RR top order has been in very good form and so has been the MI top order.
*The matchups that will shape this contest*
Jaiswal vs MI's pace battery is the headline clash. Jaiswal averages 42.28 at a strike rate of 177.24 against MI. Both his IPL centuries came vs MI but his other 6 innings against MI, he's been dismissed under 15 five times and has poor record against Boult / Bumrah / Pandya.
Rohit Sharma's record against RR is surprisingly poor: 600 runs in 29 innings at an average of 20.68 with 4 ducks
Bumrah is the key — he has 19 wickets against RR, at just 6.48 economy. Bumrah vs Hetmyer is the most lopsided individual contest in this fixture: Bumrah has dismissed Hetmyer 3 times for only 8 runs.
Ravi Bishnoi vs MI's left-handers could be the middle-overs story. MI field three left-handers in their top six — Rickelton, Tilak Varma, and potentially Rutherford. Bishnoi specifically targets left-handers with his googly from middle-and-leg. Bishnoi also has a very good record against Rohit, dismissing him 3 times in 27 balls.
SKY also has struggled against Jadeja and Bishnoi, having been out 5 times in 77 balls.
Par score for today’s match should be *163-195* if RR bat first and 166-198 if Mumbai bat first.
Mumbai have never played at Guwahati and RR have made it their home so conditions favor Rajasthan here as they have played 6 matches here and know this ground better.
RR have a 3-3 record at this venue.
So, overall this match is about Bumrah and Pandya versus RR top 5 on one hand and Jadeja and Bishnoi versus the MI top 5.
*Rajasthan Royals probable XII:* Yashasvi Jaiswal, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Dhruv Jurel (wk), Riyan Parag (c), Shimron Hetmyer, Donovan Ferreira, Ravindra Jadeja, Jofra Archer, Nandre Burger, Tushar Deshpande, Sandeep Sharma, Ravi Bishnoi (Impact Player)
*Mumbai Indians probable XII* : Rohit Sharma, Ryan Rickelton (wk), Tilak Varma, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya (c), Naman Dhir, Sherfane Rutherford, Mitchell Santner, Shardul Thakur, Deepak Chahar, Jasprit Bumrah, Trent Boult (Impact Player)
Key players for RR – Sooryavanshi, Jurel, Hetmyer and Bishnoi
Key players for MI – Bumrah, Rickelton and Pandya
The biggest variable tonight isn't form or firepower — it's the toss. Barsapara's notorious dew factor, combined with 80-87% humidity and overcast skies, means the team bowling first holds a structural advantage.
The Barsapara Cricket Stadium pitch is a moisture-sensitive, dew-dominated red-soil surface that transforms dramatically between innings. With afternoon rain forecast again today and heavy dew expected after 8:30 PM, the toss may prove decisive. In the last 6 matches here, 5 times the captain winning the toss has opted to field first.
Ground dimensions are relatively compact: straight boundary approximately 65-74 meters, square boundaries 61-70 meters.
The average first-innings score in last 6 matches here since 2023 has been 166 and 200+ has never been scored so far with the highest total being 199. Both chasing and defending are equal here with 3 wins chasing and 3 wins defending since 2023.
However, it has been observed that after the initial few overs, the pitch settles down as a good batting wicket. Pacers take more wickets here, but spinners are more economical. In recent domestic matches also spinners have been economical. Both teams have quality spinners – Jadeja and Bishnoi for RR and Santner for MI.
Both teams appear to be balanced with their batting and bowling, however, MI have a deeper batting line up and the rajasthan lower middle order is yet to be tested. The RR top order has been in very good form and so has been the MI top order.
*The matchups that will shape this contest*
Jaiswal vs MI's pace battery is the headline clash. Jaiswal averages 42.28 at a strike rate of 177.24 against MI. Both his IPL centuries came vs MI but his other 6 innings against MI, he's been dismissed under 15 five times and has poor record against Boult / Bumrah / Pandya.
Rohit Sharma's record against RR is surprisingly poor: 600 runs in 29 innings at an average of 20.68 with 4 ducks
Bumrah is the key — he has 19 wickets against RR, at just 6.48 economy. Bumrah vs Hetmyer is the most lopsided individual contest in this fixture: Bumrah has dismissed Hetmyer 3 times for only 8 runs.
Ravi Bishnoi vs MI's left-handers could be the middle-overs story. MI field three left-handers in their top six — Rickelton, Tilak Varma, and potentially Rutherford. Bishnoi specifically targets left-handers with his googly from middle-and-leg. Bishnoi also has a very good record against Rohit, dismissing him 3 times in 27 balls.
SKY also has struggled against Jadeja and Bishnoi, having been out 5 times in 77 balls.
Par score for today’s match should be *163-195* if RR bat first and 166-198 if Mumbai bat first.
Mumbai have never played at Guwahati and RR have made it their home so conditions favor Rajasthan here as they have played 6 matches here and know this ground better.
RR have a 3-3 record at this venue.
So, overall this match is about Bumrah and Pandya versus RR top 5 on one hand and Jadeja and Bishnoi versus the MI top 5.
*Rajasthan Royals probable XII:* Yashasvi Jaiswal, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Dhruv Jurel (wk), Riyan Parag (c), Shimron Hetmyer, Donovan Ferreira, Ravindra Jadeja, Jofra Archer, Nandre Burger, Tushar Deshpande, Sandeep Sharma, Ravi Bishnoi (Impact Player)
*Mumbai Indians probable XII* : Rohit Sharma, Ryan Rickelton (wk), Tilak Varma, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya (c), Naman Dhir, Sherfane Rutherford, Mitchell Santner, Shardul Thakur, Deepak Chahar, Jasprit Bumrah, Trent Boult (Impact Player)
Key players for RR – Sooryavanshi, Jurel, Hetmyer and Bishnoi
Key players for MI – Bumrah, Rickelton and Pandya