The journey of both the teams this season has been full of ups and downs. Delhi Capitals have lost some matches which were almost within their grasp, especially against Gujarat Titans and Punjab Kings. Whereas Chennai Super Kings had to struggle with poor performance and frequent injuries in the beginning, due to which they had to come from behind. However, now both the teams seem to be in a winning streak.

Delhi and Chennai clash today
Delhi recently easily achieved a huge target of 226 runs against Rajasthan Royals, while Chennai made a strong comeback by defeating Mumbai Indians by 8 wickets.

Earlier, Delhi had to be all out for 75 runs against RCB, but the team showed a great comeback.

lungi ngidi fit perfectly
The good news for Delhi is that Lungi Ngidi is fully fit. After a neck injury and head injury, he is now ready to make a comeback and can replace Kyle Jamieson in the playing eleven. At the same time, KL Rahul has started getting support from other batsmen and Nitish Rana is performing brilliantly at number-3.

Chennai is missing Dhoni
Talking about Chennai, the team is still missing Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

Dhoni is still recovering from calf injury and has not reached Delhi for this match. Apart from this, Ramakrishna Ghosh is out of the entire tournament due to injury. The team will have to choose between Urvil Patel and Sarfaraz Khan in batting. At present, Chennai’s batting revolves around Ruturaj Gaikwad, while Shivam Dubey and Dewald Brevis are also expected to make big contributions to the team.

In this match, special attention will be on Nitish Rana and Akil Hussain. Rana has scored 182 runs in the last four matches and is in great form.

While Hosein’s arm ball has not been as effective this season, his economical bowling can still prove dangerous.

Talking about the pitch, this will be the first match on pitch number 4 of Arun Jaitley Stadium. According to past records, the team batting first may get a slight advantage here, although most teams prefer to chase after winning the toss. Overall, it is a do or die contest for both the teams. The team which handles the pressure better will make a strong claim in the race for the playoffs.