IPL 2020: SRH vs DC Preview – Sunrisers fight for survival against Delhi
David Warner’s Sunrisers Hyderabad and Shreyas Iyer’s Delhi Capitals will take on each other at the Dubai International Stadium in Match 47 of IPL 2020. Sunrisers have won 4 games, while Delhi have won 7 games in 11 matches. SRH are coming off an embarrassing loss against the in-form Kings XI while DC were comfortably defeated by Kolkata.
This clash is arguably the most important one of the league stage so far for Sunrisers. It is essential for them to win this clash if they want to remain in contention for the playoffs. With Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore all at 14 points, a win here for Delhi would guarantee them a spot in the playoff and they shall overtake Mumbai In the points table. The last time the two teams met, Sunrisers won the match by 15 runs- defending 162 runs at Abu Dhabi.
Match Info:
Match 47- SRH vs DC
Venue- Dubai International Stadium, Dubai
Time – 7:30 PM IST
Head To Head:
Stat Attack:
Rishabh Pant needs 47 runs to reach 2000 runs in IPL.
Shikhar Dhawan’s average of 17.50 vs SRH is his lowest against any current team in IPL.
R Ashwin’s bowling average of 36.13 vs SRH, his worst against any current team in IPL.
Team News:
Sunrisers Hyderabad:
Hyderabad captain David Warner was very disappointed with the way the middle order performed against Punjab. They collapsed from 59/0 in the first 6 overs to 110/4, and then 114 all-out while chasing. The return of Kane Williamson shall strengthen their middle-order, which has probably been the weakest among all teams this season. David Warner has been their leading run-scorer with 370 runs, while Rashid Khan has been the top wicket-taker with 14 wickets.
Delhi Capitals:
Delhi are in a spot of bother, with their batting now heavily relying on Shikhar Dhawan (2nd in the Orange Cap race) and captain Shreyas Iyer. Their middle-order has failed to perform, with Rishabh Pant and Shimron Hetmyer unable to live up to their potential. Kagiso Rabada remains on top of the most wicket-takers this season, picking up at least one wicket in every match.