Four-time champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) are set to take on Delhi Capitals (DC) on Wednesday at the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. MS Dhoni-led CSK will look towards another great win in the tournament and for David Warner-led DC, every game now is for survival.
The faceoff is going to be interesting as one team is fighting for domination and the other just wants to somehow sail through the tournament. CSK is coming from a massive win against the Mumbai Indians (MI) and especially its bowlers displayed some great performance.
DC has also picked up the speed, winning four out of the last five games, but are still on the last of the points table. During their last match against Royal Challengers Bangalore, the team showed its potential and despite a miserable season, the team is still showing that fighting spirit.
For CSK, Devon Conway and Ruturaj Gaikwad have been magical and the on-ground tactics of MS Dhoni are turning out to be of immense help for the team. While DC skipper David Warner has been one of the top batsmen in this season of IPL, but his strike rate numbers are still worrying.
CSK vs DC pitch report:
The pitch of M. A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai has a reputation for supporting spinners. The records tell that this is going to be the bowler’s game and the team which manages to bowl well on this pitch, is likely to take away the game home.
When will the CSK vs DC match start?
The IPL 2023 match, Chennai Super Kings vs Delhi Capitals, will start at 7:30 PM IST on Wednesday (May 10).
How to watch it on TV?
The IPL match between Chennai Super Kings vs Delhi Capitals will be broadcast on Star Sports channels – Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1 HD, Star Sports 3, and Star Sports 3 HD.
How to watch live streaming?
The live streaming of the IPL 2023 match, Chennai Super Kings vs Delhi Capitals, will be available on Jio Cinema.
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