World News – US – SRH vs RR: Live Streaming, Match Preview, Timings, Stats, Pitch Report and more for Dream11 IPL, Match 26

The 13th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is approaching halfway, and each meeting from now on will decide and impact the future of the teams involved With an equal number of wins and losses in six league games, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) have seen a roller coaster ride Keeping the results aside, six games after the tournament, the Orange Army found themselves grappling with a host of injuries to crucial players, and whether intentionally or not, they relied heavily on a young and inexperienced intermediary order

After an injured Kane Williamson recovered to find himself inside the eleven, the exclusion of Bhuveshwar Kumar – SRH’s pace frontier – from the entire tournament due to a thigh injury , came to the fore to deteriorate an already unbalanced game configuration Very heavy Hyderabad would be sated after David Warner and Jonny Bairstow – who missed a century deserving by an agonizing 3-point margin, were able to strike in tandem in the final meeting against the hapless Kings XI Punjab (KXIP)

However, a similar story unfolded once the two ballistic openers left The middle order comprising Abdul Samad, Manish Pandey, Priyam Garg and Abhishek Sharma collectively added just 21 points in 16 bullets, and SRH, which was easily aiming for 230-240 points, was reduced to 201 for 6 Rashid Khan’s artful spin canvas alongside some impressive performances from T Natarajan and Khaleel Ahmed, who both pocketed two wickets apiece, limited KXIP to 69 short runs, though the team’s over-reliance on openers was to new clearly visible

For the Rajasthan Royals their performance has become an enigma since they won the first two games in Sharjah Even the return to their lucky place did not bode well for them and they enter this clash after a convincing 46-point loss to the mighty Capitals Delhi (DC) Considering the location, RR bowlers did well to narrow down a powerful batting team to 184, but going out to chase the list of problems for the team turned out to be long and long.

With a few reasonable shots from Steve Smith and Rahul Tewatia aside, the entire batting formation collapsed under the pressure and the Royals, who never looked like they were in the game, wrote their fourth loss in a row They’ve been on a downward spiral after winning the first two games, and at the end of their rope they will be desperate to pocket two points against SRH on Sunday at the Dubai International Stadium

This being a day game, both teams should be aware of the heat of Dubai wreaking havoc on the body This venue’s strip has witnessed some high-scoring games lately, and the batsmen have been able to score points freely despite the help of bowlers Although, for the record, the teams at batting first won almost every game (7 of 9), while the other two games were in the Super Over

SRH’s over-reliance on the First Order has hurt them a bit in this edition, although Warner and Bairstow strike well together will give the team a huge sigh of relief. The addition of Kane Williamson to No 4 added immense value to the squad, but the inexperienced middle order was often left exposed if the top three failed

Rashid Khan was at his best in the last encounter as he rocked opponents through a flurry of googlies and earned a hat-trick, which included a double wicket maiden Young Abdul Samad was taken away to a task when he gave 28 in a row, however, his young counterpart T Natarajan ended up with 2 wickets in a decent economy Pacers Siddarth Kaul and Sandeep Sharma will choose each other alongside Natarajan

Probable 11 – David Warner (C), Jonny Bairstow (WK), Manish Pandey, Priyam Garg, Kane Williamson, Abdul Samad, Abhishek Sharma, Rashid Khan, Siddarth Kaul, T Natarajan, Sandeep Sharma

Jos Buttler was tricked by his cheap old mate Ravi Ashwin in the previous game, and he’ll be looking forward to making it big this time around Sanju Samson’s form has mysteriously vanished after two big hits, and a streak of low scores followed Young Yashavi Jaiswal looked very uncomfortable with his tough shot in the last game, while Steve Smith, who lost touch after the first games, was also not able to do much with the bat

Ben Stokes, who missed the tournament’s first stop for family reasons, will be available for selection at the end of his quarantine program His addition will strengthen the batting and bowling department of team Jofra Archer will lead the attack to the beat alongside Varun Aaron and Kartik Tyagi

Probable 11 – Jos Buttler (WK), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sanju Samson, Steve Smith (C), Ben Stokes, Mahipal Lomror, Rahul Tewatia, Jofra Archer, Shreyas Gopal, Varun Aaron, Kartik Tyagi

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