While talking about the possible team changes for Chennai Super Kings, Aakash Chopra pointed out that there is very little scope for change in the batting lineup with Ambati Rayudu still indisposed.
On the bowling front, he observed that Chennai Super Kings could opt for Josh Hazlewood instead of Lungi Ngidi, considering the mauling the latter received at the hands of Jofra Archer in the previous match.
The reputed commentator mentioned that although Chennai Super Kings might want to include Imran Tahir in their playing XI, the team balance will not afford them that option.
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Aakash Chopra opined that Chennai Super Kings could consider playing Karn Sharma instead of Ruturaj Gaikwad or Murali Vijay if they want to go in with an additional bowling option.
He was quick to add that Chennai Super Kings could exercise that option only if MS Dhoni is confident about his own batting and is willing to bat up the order.
From the Delhi Capitals’ perspective, Aakash Chopra stated that the franchise would have to take a call on Ravichandran Ashwin’s availability for today’s match.
He also said that he hopes the Delhi-based franchise plays Avesh Khan or Harshal Patel ahead of Mohit Sharma in case Ishant Sharma is still not fit to play.
Aakash Chopra on the key battles to watch out for in the Chennai Super Kings vs Delhi Capitals encounter
Aakash Chopra picked the contest between Faf du Plessis and Kagiso Rabada as the player battle to watch out for in today’s IPL 2020 clash between Chennai Super Kings and Delhi Capitals.
The former KKR player chose Deepak Chahar’s tussle against the Delhi Capitals openers as the other interesting contest.
Aakash Chopra signed off by picking the Delhi Capitals as the favourites in today’s encounter against the Chennai Super Kings.
The winning team in the clash between Delhi Capitals and Chennai Super Kings would jump to the top of the points table of IPL 2020 as the first franchise to have won two matches in this year’s edition of the league.
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