The 25th match of the TATA IPL 2022 tournament between SRH vs KKR will be played on 15 April at Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai, India. This match will start at 07:30 PM(IST)
Following a poor showing in the first two matches, the SRH team made a spectacular comeback in the tournament, defeating the GT team by 8 wickets in the previous match to claim their second victory of the tournament. With four points, the SRH team is ranked eighth in the table. The SRH team has suffered a setback as a result of the injury to the team's leading all-rounder Washington Sundar; in his place, Shashank Singh has been given a chance in the team.
On the other hand, the KKR team suffered a crushing 44-run defeat against the DC team in the previous match, with the main reason for the team's defeat being the poor performance of the team's openers.
The KKR team is second in the points table with 6 points after winning 3 of their first 5 matches in this tournament. Shreyas Iyer scored a half-century for the KKR team in the previous match while performing brilliantly; the team is expecting a similar performance from him in this match. The SRH team hopes to extend their winning streak in the tournament by winning this match while also performing brilliantly, whereas the KKR team will learn from their previous defeat and enter the field with the goal of performing better in this match.
SRH vs KKR TATA IPL 2022 Match No.25 Weather Report:
The sky will be partly cloudy, but there will be no rain. The forecast calls for the temperature to remain at 29.69 degrees Celsius.
SRH vs KKR TATA IPL 2022 Match No.25 Pitch Report:
Looking at the last few matches, this pitch appears to be favourable for both batsmen and bowlers. On this pitch, batting in the second innings appears to be quite easy, so bowling first after winning would be the correct decision.
Average first innings score:
Batting in the first innings is more difficult than in the second innings, where the average score is 157 runs.
Chasing record:
The batting appeared to be a little easier in the second inning. As a result, 60 percent of matches have been won while chasing the target.
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