As the 11th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) nears its peak, everyone’s eyes will be on the best two sides — Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) — will be play the first qualifier on Tuesday at the Wankhede Stadium for fix a place in the IPL final.

While both Chennai and Hyderabad completed the group arrange on 18 points, the Kane Williamson-led side advanced their neck beyond to the No 1 spot with a predominant net run-rate. Tuesday’s victor will be ensured a place in the final at a similar setting while the washout gets another opportunity in the second qualifier in Kolkata on 25 May.

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Kane Williamson is second in the run-scoring list in this IPL, with 661 keeps running in the 14 matches at a normal of more than 60 and a decent strike rate. He scored eight half-hundreds of years in that time. Williamson has exceeded expectations batting at three, after opener Shikhar Dhawan has set the tone (with Hales, in the event that he plays). Dhawan has 437 keeps running from 13 innings, including 79 from 49 balls when these groups last met.

With the ball, Siddarth Kaul has 17 wickets, while Rashid Khan is one behind on 16 wickets. Shakib-al-Hasan has with 13 wickets. Khan brags the best economy of the three, going for only 7.21 runs for each over in his 14 games up until this point.

Given how Mumbai has favored the seamers, in the interim, medium-pacer Sandeep Sharma will want to recover the shape he demonstrated before in the opposition when he was taking wickets and knocking down some pins monetarily with the new ball. He took in six wickets for only 66 keeps running amid his four-coordinate purple fix, yet he has been less successful as of late.

Sunrisers Hyderabad Playing 11
Shikhar Dhawan, Shreevats Goswani, KShakib-al-Hasan, Yusuf Pathan, ane Williamson, Carlos Braithwaite, Manish Pandey, Rashid Khan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Siddarth Kaul, Sandeep Sharma

Chennai Super Kings

Ambati Rayudu has been one of the main batsmen in the IPL 2018 season with 586 keeps running from 14 innings, including an unbeaten century – his first T20 hundred – when Chennai last confronted Sunrisers Hyderabad. He is fourth in the run-scoring list during the current year’s opposition, and close by his 100 in the annihilation of Sunrisers in Pune, he additionally scored 79 in the win in Deccan prior in the year.

Chennai Super Kings quality has been their batting profundity, as well, with MS Dhoni averaging 89.20 from his 14 innings so far on account of his helpful thumps toward the finish of innings. The chief has scored 446 runs and has just been dismissed five times so far – scoring three half-centuries of years and passing 30 on a few different events.

Shane Watson, in the mean time, is only eight keeps running behind Dhoni on 438 runs up until this point. He scored a century to declare his arrival to shape prior in the competition. Suresh Raina has contributed 391 runs, meanwhile, including an unbeaten 61 from 48 balls as Chennai won their final group match

Chennai Super Kings Playing 11
Faf du Plessis, Shane Watson, Suresh Raina, MS Dhoni, Ravindra Jadeja, Dwayne Bravo, Ambati Rayudu, Deepak Chahar, Harbhajan Singh, Lungi Ngidi, Shardul Thakur