IPL 2019, Match 16: Delhi Capitals vs Sunrisers Hyderabad - Stats Preview

Delhi Capitals (DC) and Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) will face each other on Thursday (4th April) night at Feroz Shah Kotla Ground (Delhi). In the ongoing IPL season, it will be the fifth match for DC and fourth match for SRH.

On the other hand, DC will play their third home match in this season, and SRH will play their second away game in this season.

DC and SRH both have earned four points in this season as both have won two matches. However, DC has played one game more than SRH.

Teams’ Stats

DC

IPL 2019 form (oldest to latest): Won, Lost, Won (in the one-over eliminator) and Lost

SRH

IPL 2019 form (oldest to latest): Lost, Won and Won

• In IPL 2019, SRH hasn’t lost any wicket in the powerplay yet. Their powerplay scores in this season are 54/0 (against Kolkata Knight Riders), 69/0 (against Rajasthan Royals) and 59/0 (against Royal Challengers Bangalore).

Head-to-Head records

Overall (12 matches): DC won 4 matches; SRH won 8 matches.

In IPL (12 matches): DC won 4 matches; SRH won 8 matches.

At Feroz Shah Kotla Ground, Delhi (4 matches): DC won 1 match; SRH won 3 matches.

In last 5 matches: DC won 2 matches; SRH won 3 matches.

In last season (2 matches): SRH won both matches

Players’ stats

(DC)

Rishabh Pant

i) The left-handed batsman (969 runs) needs to score 31 more runs to complete his 1,000 T20 runs at Feroz Shah Kotla Ground (Delhi). He will be the second cricketer to score 1,000 T20 runs at this venue. Former cricketer Virender Sehwag was the first batsman to achieve this feat as he scored 1,199 T20 runs at this venue.

ii) The young batsman (1,401 runs) needs to score 56 more runs to become the second most T20 run-scorer for the Delhi franchise. David Warner, the former Delhi Daredevils (DC’s previous name) cricketer, is in the second position at present who scored 1,456 T20 runs for this franchise. Meanwhile, another former cricketer Virender Sehwag is the leading run-scorer for this franchise as he scored 2,382 T20 runs.

Amit Mishra

i) The leg-spinner (149 wickets) needs to take one more wicket to complete his 150 IPL wickets. With this one wicket, he will be the second cricketer to take 150 or more IPL wickets. Lasith Malinga was the first bowler to complete 150 IPL wickets.

Colin Ingram

i) The Proteas cricketer (5,960 runs) needs to score 40 more runs to complete his 6,000 T20 runs.

Trent Boult

i) The New Zealand pacer (99 wickets) is one wicket away to complete his 100 T20 wickets.

(SRH)

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

i) The Indian pacer (96 wickets) needs to take four more wickets to complete his 100 IPL wickets for SRH. He will be the first SRH bowler to achieve this feat.