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IPL 2020, SRH vs CSK- Fantasy Preview

For the second time in the tournament, CSK will take on SRH. In the first meet, SRH managed to overcome CSK by tiny margin.

Must haves-
Faf du Plessis, Shane Watson will be the players to watch out for. Du Plessis has the most runs for the team and Watson isn’t far behind.

Jonny Bairstow and David Warner are in good touch. They had an excellent partnership against KXIP a few days ago.

Shardul Thakur is the best bowler for IPL 2020 and is among the wickets.

Sam Curran has been underutilized here. He is one of the best all-rounders in IPL and it will be interesting to see how he do here.

Manish Pandey had a fifty in the last match and can prove vital here as well.

Rashid Khan has an economy rate below six in the tournament so far.

N Jagadeesan had a decent start to his IPL career with 33. However, he is doubtful here.

Bairstow, Watson, Du Plessis, Pandey, Rayudu, Curran, Bravo, Natarajan, Thakur, Khan, Chahar/Shankar

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