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CricBattle Daily Fantasy Cricket League Tips Mumbai vs Delhi on November 10, CricBattle Daily Fantasy Cricket League Tips Mumbai vs Delhi on November 10 Mumbai Indians came into the 2020 Indian Premier League as the defending champions. And they have played like one thus far. After topping the points table in the league stage, Rohit Sharma and Co made the final, beating the Delhi Capitals in the Qualifier 1 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. On Tuesday, November 10, MI will again face the Capitals in Dubai. Having already beaten the Capitals three times in the ongoing edition, MI would be starting as the favorites. However, Shreyas Iyer’s DC will be high on confidence as they. The Capitals, in the Qualifier 2, got past the Sunrisers Hyderabad by 17 runs to make their maiden final of the IPL. Having already waited 13 years, they will be desperate to cross the final hurdle, defying the odds. Best economical pick – Suryakumar Yadav has been one of the brightest spots in the current edition of IPL, having the penchant for consistent run-scoring and impactful knocks. In 15 games, Yadav has 461 runs with four half-centuries at a compelling average of 41.91 and a strike rate of 148.23. The 30-year old’s ability to soak in the pressure would be very critical in the big final. Top captains & vice captains – Quinton de Kock has been the standout batsman for MI in the T20 tournament. The left-hander has scored 483 runs from 15 matches at an average and strike-rate of 37.15 and 139.59 respectively. The Mumbai-based team has been able to make use of the powerplay on the back of some stunning knocks from the southpaw. In the crunch game on Tuesday, MI will be hoping for him to fire again. Shikhar Dhawan is one of the contenders to get the Orange Cap after he scored a half-century against the Sunrisers on Sunday. The left-hander is only 68 runs away from toppling Kings XI Punjab’s KL Rahul, who’s sitting on the top with 670 runs. Dhawan started the tournament in a jittery manner but now has 603 runs from 16 matches at an average and strike-rate of 46.38 and 145.65. Smart pick – After a disheartening show in qualifier 1 against MI, Kagiso Rabada was back at his absolute best. In the nervy 19th over, where the game could have gone anywhere, Rabada ensured that it went Delhi’s way. He picked 3 wickets in one over. The pacer has got back the purple cap from Jasprit Bumrah. Cautious Pick – Ravichandran Ashwin claimed Rohit Sharma’s wicket for a first-ball duck in the first qualifier in Dubai. Rohit Sharma has had an ordinary tournament so fair and would be keen to score big runs in the final to get in the form ahead of the Australia tour. In 11 matches, the 33-year old has only 264 runs at 24.00. My XI – Quinton de Kock (Captain), Shikhar Dhawan (Vice-Captain), Kagiso Rabada, Suryakumar Yadav, Trent Boult, Marcus Stoinis, Jasprit Bumrah, Kieron Pollard, Ishan Kishan, Shimron Hetmyer, Shreyas Iyer
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CricBattle Daily Fantasy Cricket League Tips Delhi vs Hyderabad on November 8, CricBattle Daily Fantasy Cricket League Tips Delhi vs Hyderabad on November 8 Sunrisers Hyderabad might have had their stutters, but of late, they are on a role. After decimating table-toppers Mumbai Indians by 10 wickets in their last league game, David Warner and Co knocked Royal Challengers Bangalore out, winning the Eliminator by six wickets after being asked to chase down 132. It goes without saying the Sunrisers have peaked at the apt time. The Orange Army would be in for another must-win game, this time against the Delhi Capitals in the Qualifier 2 at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi on Sunday, November 8. Prior to the game, SRH can take heart from the fact that they defeated Shreyas Iyer and Co both times in the league stage. The Capitals, on the other hand, would be looking to make amends after their 57-run loss to Mumbai. Best economical pick – T Natrajan, the vital cog of SunRisers Hyderabad, bowled an unplayable yorker to AB de Villiers to take the prized wicket of the Mr. 360. He also picked the wicket of Washington Sundar to finish off the game early on for them. The pacer will have to repeat a similar performance to win against DC. Top captains & vice captains – Shreyas Iyer is someone; a team can depend on without many fears. He knows the art of playing at different gears. In the ongoing edition, the youngster has 433 runs at an average and strike-rate of 30.92 and 123.36 respectively. The Capitals’ batting has shown signs of inconsistency and Iyer can’t afford to let his guard down. The SRH bowling is in excellent form and Iyer will be in for a challenging task. Kane Williamson’s calm and cool head helped SunRiser Hyderabad to take the game home in the eliminator. Although Yuzvendra Chahal and Adam Zampa created pressure with dot balls, he remained focused and scored an unbeaten 50 to be the match-winner for the side. He will play a pivotal role in the second qualifier. Smart pick – Rashid Khan has tormented the Capitals’ batters thus far in the tournament. In two games, he has had figures of 8-0-21-6 at an economy rate of 2.62. Needless to say, the DC batters have found the SRH spinner a tough nut to crack. Overall, in 15 games, the Afghanistan spinner has 19 wickets to show for his efforts. Like the DC batsmen, even the other sides have found it difficult while facing him. Cautious Pick – Came in as the replacement of Wriddhiman Saha, Goswami played the first match of the season for SunRisers Hyderabad against RCB. Hewas impressive behind the stumps but was out for a duck while batting. As SRHhas not updated about Saha’s availability, he has the big responsibility to fill the huge shoes of the veteran. My XI – Shreyas Iyer (Captain), Kane Williamson (Vice-Captain), Rashid Khan, T Natarajan, Anrich Nortje, Shikhar Dhawan, David Warner, Marcus Stoinis, Rishabh Pant, Abdul Samad, Prithvi Shaw
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  • Praveen Dubey
    Playing XI: May be
     
    Analysis: The spinner has been included in the set-up to give support to Ashwin. He bowled two overs but didn’t get the wicket against SRH. Dube will look to be part of the winning cause for DC in the grand-finale.
  • Anrich Nortje
    Playing XI : Definitely
     
    Analysis : Anrich Nortje could not get a wicket against SRH in his four overs and gave away 36 runs. He is one of the leading wicket-taker for Delhi Capitals. The speedster will look to redeem in the grand-final.
  • Ravichandran Ashwin
    Playing XI : Definitely
     
    Analysis : Ravichandran Ashwin didn’t have a good day against SRH. He conceded 33 runs in three overs while went wicketless. Although his poor outing didn’t hurt the team as other bowlers managed to take the burden. But against Mumbai Indians, he needs to be at his best because he is the main wicket-taker in the powerplays. If he fails to give a breakthrough, DC can be in huge trouble.
  • Axar Patel
    Playing XI : Definitely
     
    Analysis : Axar Patel got the crucial wicket of Jason Holder while he conceded 33 runs in his four overs in the second qualifier. Apart from bowling, he has also given valuable contributions with the bat at the lower-order. In the first qualifier, he got 42 runs off 33 balls although it was not sufficient to take the game home. But he will have to give a complete all-round performance in the final.
  • Rishabh Pant

    Playing XI : Definitely

    Analysis : The fact that Hetmyer, who was making a comeback in the team was sent ahead of Rishabh Pant against SRH speaks about the lost faith and confidence by Ponting in the wicket-keeper. Pant has had a terrible season, by his standards. His strike rate of 109 has been highly disturbing, and he lost his place in the national T20 squad as well. The 23-year-old will has an opportunity to shut his detractors.