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IPL 2019
Will guests be able to recover after the spectacular collapse of Mohali? © BCCI
Bhuvneshwar Kumar is again in the draw for SRH
What does the pitch look like?
"The land is a parchment of brown and beige," says Pratyush Sinha from Delhi. "Quite by nature, Kotla, by far, it does not look like a 180-degree pitch, as was the case for KKR."
On a different subject, Delhi CapitalsAssistant coach Mohammad Kaif has expressed concern over the misuse of players in the field by substitute teams during the match, which has contributed to the slow rate we see every game or almost.
Accumulate:
It's just over two nights after the collapse of Delhi's capitals in Mohali. Unfortunately, this staggering failure to close the game – losing 7 wickets for 8 innings – has become the culmination of their campaign. Not the shine of Rishabh Pant or Prithvi Shaw. Not their impressive group of young people who approached each match with a lot of intensity. Not the effectiveness of their bowling attack. But this.
And now, they face a formidable unit Sunrisers Hyderabad who has just won a sensational victory against the RCB. The courage of Delhi is no more trying than the one they will face in Kotla. But that will be another type of test for the SSR. The field in Delhi is expected to be slow and low and will probably not appeal to their initial combination of David Warner and Jonny Bairstow – who have produced stands three centuries in a row.
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