Two top Celebrity Cricket League teams are all set to showcase their skills as Kiccha Sudeep-led Karnataka Bulldozers take on Chennai Rhinos.
The Bulldozers enter this match with great confidence after a commanding victory over Telugu Warriors in their opening game. Their all-round performance secured an impressive 46-run win. Now, they face another southern rival, Chennai Rhinos, who are struggling with form. Rhinos had a disappointing start to their campaign, suffering a 13-run defeat to defending champions Bengal Tigers. However, they have some big names in their line-up, which makes them capable of a strong comeback.
The match will be played at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad. So, what can we expect from the pitch? Take a look at the Rajiv Gandhi pitch report ahead of the Karnataka Bulldozers vs Chennai Rhinos CCL clash.
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium pitch report
Fans can expect big runs on this surface primarily due to its historical track record. The pitch is mostly flat in nature with no grass. Although in T20 cricket, the sample size is not really large, the games that have taken place in the past indicate that run-making at this ground is quite easy. Both teams will look to capitalise on this. It is advisable that whoever wins the toss will look to bat first and post a good total.
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium stats
CategoryDetailsTotal matches3Matches won batting first1Matches won bowling first2Average 1st innings score230Average 2nd innings score186Highest total recorded297/6 (20 Ovs) by IND vs BANHighest score chased209/4 (18.4 Ovs) by IND vs WILowest score defended297/6 (20 Ovs) by IND vs BAN
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