Game 31 of IPL 2021 will be played at what is expected to be a two-paced surface of Abu Dhabi, making it an even contest between the batsmen and bowlers and brings forth some interesting match-ups.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings will take on Rohit Sharma's Mumbai Indians in the fiesty resumption of IPL 2021.
Royal Challengers Bangalore had to make as many as four overseas changes in the squad with three Aussies pulling out while Tim Southee came in for Pat Cummins in the KKR camp.
Gaikwad scored an unbeaten 88 off 58 deliveries to guide CSK to a fighting 156/6 from 24/4 in the match against Mumbai Indians on Sunday evening.
The fast-medium bowler and lower-order explosive hitter feels that simulations can never match the intensity of real games.
Upon stepping on the field, Virat Kohli will join the likes of MS Dhoni, Rohit Sharma and three others in the elite 200 IPL list.
The RCB skipper failed to deliver the desired result over the last eight seasons despite having a star-studded team at his disposal with a winning percentage of less than 50 per cent.
Gaikwad's 58-ball 88 helped Chennai bounce back from 7 for three, or 7 for 4 to be precise, to 156 for six. But the real talking point about his knock was his battle against Jasprit Bumrah, in the death overs.
The match between RCB and KKR will take place at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi, and we take a brief look at how both the sides have fared in the season so far.
While the MI skipper missed the clash due to a knee niggle from the England tour, Pandya had a minor injury during training and both were rested as precautionary measures, says coach Jayawardene.
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