Travis Head needs to re -find its top form as Sunrisers return to Hyderabad to win ways. , Photo Credit: KR Deepak
Bottom-rich Sunrisers Hyderabad’s staggering attack approach will face another major test when he hosted the Spritlelly Gujarat Titans at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium here on Sunday.
Its ultra-invasive entertaining style at the risk of surviving only as folklore, revealed with teams exposing large chinaks in its turmoil. For all things of SRH Breaching 300, it has failed to cross 200 (190 vs Lucknow Super Giants, 163 vs Delhi Capital) and, recently, even 150 (120 vs Kolkata Knight Riders).
In the endless matter of the predecessor of his batsmen, the bowling unit is a bowling unit that has allowed himself to run. Sunrisers’ brilliant bowling arsenal is unfortunately bleeding. While Zeshan is encouraging a glimpse of talent from Ansari and Kamindu Mendis, they need a pace lineup support for more than 100 runs in every game.
The irony is that for Titans, there will be one to look out of the house favorite Mohammad Siraj, as he comes in this competition behind one of his best IPL mantras – 3 for 19 against the East Side Royal Challengers Bangalore 3 against 19.
While the rate of Rashid Khan’s economy causes concern, Prasad Krishna should badly promote the hopes of GT’s SRH to embarrass SRH from the choice of Ishant Sharma and Sai Kishore in this way. In fine form with Sai Reformson and Jose Butler, the batting order has also settled in a rhythm.
The GT enjoys the upper hand in this rivalry, but SRH will expect to return to the way of winning the way to win with a rush of a hoarse house.
Published – 05 April, 2025 07:11 pm IST
