Welcome to News shala Hindi Live commentary | Cricket & IPL Special (हिंदी पॉडकास्ट) Today we will discuss about IPL 2021 - Match 32 - Delhi vs Hyderabad | DC vs SRH This is just a live podcast, no real footage of sports and everything comes under fair usage policy. Live Cricket Match Today | IPL 2021 - Delhi vs Hyderabad | Cricket Hindi Podcast Live | DC vs SRH IPL 2021 - DC vs SRH | Live Cricket Match Today | Cricket Hindi Podcast Live | Delhi vs Hyderabad IPL LIVE - Delhi vs Hyderabad | DC vs SRH | Live Cricket Match Today | Cricket Hindi Podcast Live Live Cricket Podcast Hindi | हिंदी पॉडकास्ट | IPL 2021 Special - Delhi vs Hyderabad | DC vs SRH The Overview: Will David Warner be welcomed back into the SRH set up? Stripped off captaincy midway through the season and then axed from the XI for the game against Rajasthan Royals has meant this has been his worst IPL season, by some distance. But the pandemic-induced break has led to a few changes in dynamics thereafter. SRH are no longer with the services of this season's most successful batsman - Jonny Bairstow - from that first half. That leaves an opening for SRH's most successful batsman (all-time) a shot at redemption. But with six losses from seven games so far, his team might not have a similar shot this season. So tumultuous has their season been that they constantly changed around with their playing elevens, making as many as 15 changes and never playing with successive elevens. But individuals stand to gain a lot with performances in this half of the tournament, particularly with the T20 World Cup nearing and good performances here are likely to get them further ahead in the rat race. That race will find some echo in their opposition ranks as well. For the likes of Prithvi Shaw and Shikhar Dhawan - who set the first half alight with 512 partnership runs as openers - will consider themselves unfortunate to miss out on a spot in the World Cup squad. But they'd recognise that this part of the tournament could cement their place as frontrunners in case a back up is sought. The return of Shreyas Iyer also provides the team with additional balance, alluded head coach Ricky Ponting. This means that there is a chance that Delhi could plug their leak in the death overs by getting the successful pair of Anrich Nortje and Kagiso Rabada back together. In Iyer's absence, Nortje didn't feature in the first half with Delhi looking towards Steve Smith's batting for the balance of their side. And Iyer himself will be keen to get his way back up in the pecking order for India. The subtexts thus could mean that Delhi, who are already in the second spot in the points table, feel further strengthened and closer to their first eleven of choice. And as a young captain, Rishabh Pant could not possibly ask for more leading in to the business end of the tournament. When:Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at 19:30 IST Where:Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai What to expect: The Dubai surface has shown some assistance for the seamers early on. If this continues, pace could play a decisive role with both sides possessing world-class personnel. Tactics & Matchups: Prithvi Shaw's penchant for driving is well-known, and against two men - Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Sandeep Sharma - that are likely to pitch the ball up for movement, he could quickly go boom or bust. This could be a play that will have high stakes for high reward very early in the game and potentially setting the tone for the innings. Additionally, the swing duo hold the wood over another important member of DC - Shreyas Iyer having dismissed him 6 times already. Probable XI: Prithvi Shaw, Shikhar Dhawan, Shreyas Iyer, Rishabh Pant (c&wk), Marcus Stoinis, Shimron Hetmyer, Axar Patel/Amit Mishra, R Ashwin, Anrich Nortje, Kagiso Rabada, Avesh Khan Sunrisers Hyderabad The big Warner question aside, SRH will be eager to plug in the void in the lower middle order. Both Jason Holder and Mohammad Nabi offer enough promise in that role. Additionally, SRH could be bolstered by the return to a near full strength bowling attack after injuries severely hampered their first half of the season.
Tactics & Matchups: Warner vs R Ashwin and Kagiso Rabada offers a battle that promises to be engaging across formats. In T20s it's no different. While Ashwin has managed to keep Warner quieter for longer (Economy Rate of 6.63 over 86 balls and 3 dismissals), Rabada has a contrasting record having dismissed him thrice in just 39 balls but also conceding at a rate of 9.38. Given the importance of stifling Warner, DC wouldn't mind either method going in their favour. Probable XI: David Warner, Wriddhiman Saha (wk), Kane Williamson (c), Manish Pandey, Vijay Shankar, Abdul Samad, Jason Holder/Mohamad Nabi, Rashid Khan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Sandeep Sharma, T Natarajan/Khaleel Ahmed
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