RCB vs SRH- Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) Predicted Playing XI Against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), IPL 2021 Match 52

RCB vs SRH- Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) Predicted Playing XI Against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), IPL 2021 Match 52. Sunrisers Hyderabad will face Royal Challengers Bangalore in their next encounter of IPL 2021. The RCB vs PBKS match is scheduled to take place on October 6 at Sheik Zayed Cricket Stadium. The first leg between these two sides was comfortably won by the Royal Challengers Bangalore.

This will be an important game for the Royal Challengers Bangalore especially with them looking for a spot in the top two places. They are currently at the third position in the points table and they would ideally want to win this game giving a tough competition for Delhi Capitals and Chennai Super Kings.

RCB vs SRH- Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) Predicted Playing XI Against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), IPL 2021 Match 52:

Wriddhiman Saha(WK):

Wriddhiman Saha has been one of the best keepers in the country, but his effect with the bat has been very less which will be a big concern for the Sunrisers Hyderabad side. They do have the option of Shreevats Goswami but Saha has the experience. The right-hander will be looking to take advantage of the powerplay in IPL 2021 remaining games.

Jason Roy:

Jason Roy was a success in the first game he played for the Sunrisers Hyderabad this year and won the man of the match award as well. However, he hasn’t been among the runs after that and he is an important player in the Sunrisers batting lineup at the moment. He has the ability to turn a game on its head very quickly.

Kane Williamson(C):

The skipper Kane Williamson has shown glimpses of getting back his original form in the previous game and was unfortunate to be dismissed by a run-out. He will be under pressure to perform after taking the responsibility of the captaincy and the Sunrisers be hoping he scores more runs in IPL 2021.

Priyam Garg:

Priyam Garg hasn’t got many chances in the early phase of the tournament and it is too early to drop him now with two consecutive failures. He does have a lot of potentials to do well and he will know that there won’t be many opportunities for him if he missed out on this. He should make the playing XI despite his failures.

Abishek Sharma:

Abishek Sharma is one of the brightest talents going around in the country and he started off his IPL career with excellent shot-making. He times the ball exceedingly well and it has been one of his strengths for the left-hander. He has been provided a different role at number five for the Sunrisers Hyderabad and he will look to show his best.

Abdul Samad:

Abdul Samad came into the tournament with the reputation of being one of the best strikers of the cricket ball and so far he hasn’t been at his full best yet. He also has been bowling his part-time leg spinners and he has played some cameos with the bat so far at times which has looked good. He will hold on to his place in the playing XI.

Jason Holder:

Jason Holder has been one of the standouts for the Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2021 despite the team’s dismal run and he has been an excellent addition to the side. The West Indies all-rounder has been continuously among the wickets for the Sunrisers Hyderabad side and he has been playing some crucial innings down the order as well.

Rashid Khan:

Rashid Khan is one of the best match-winners in limited-overs cricket and he is among the best spinners in the world. He has been brilliant with the economy rate and has been taking wickets as well. He is just outside the top five wicket-takers in the tournament in IPL 2021 and he will have eyes on finishing the season really well.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar:

Bhuvneshwar Kumar will be one of the most disappointed players after this IPL season as his numbers in the last two years of IPL have gone drastically. He hasn’t been taking wickets regularly and has looked very ordinary in his death overs spells. He is in the Indians squad for the T20 Worldcup and should look to improve his numbers.

Siddharth Kaul:

Siddharth Kaul has been in the domestic circuit for a long time now and he definitely needs to make some impactful performances to settle into the side. He has given breakthroughs at times but hasn’t looked consistent and he should develop a lot more control. He is expected to continue playing XI in the remaining games of IPL 2021.

Umran Malik:

Umran Malik was one of the rising stars in this IPL 2021 season especially with his ability to hit the 150kmph mark. He is still young and strongly built with excellent pace in his armoury and he can be one of the future stars if worked upon. He will have to play a lot more games to get used to the big stages.

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