IPL 2024 KKR vs SRH Final: Astrologer predicts important balls, susceptible timings for wickets | Trending

insidetrack IndiaMay 26, 2024

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Ahead of the IPL 2024 final between Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, an astrologer has shared his predictions about the crucial balls in first and second innings, as well as susceptible timings for wickets. IPL Final 2024: Sunrisers Hyderabad’s captain Pat Cummins (right) and Kolkata Knight Riders’ captain Shreyas Iyer (left) posing for a picture with the IPL 2024 trophy. (ANI) Astrologer Sumit Bajaj said that he is rooting for his home team, KKR, adding, “Wishing and hoping them to bat first and put up a decent total of 200+ say 216-227 today if not 239.” Unlock exclusive access to the latest news on India’s general elections, only on the HT App. Download Now! Download Now! He further said, “If SRH bats first, KKR must restrict them below 192-204 at all costs.” Bajaj further shared important balls for both the innings and key timings for wickets. Take a look at the astrologer’s prediction below: Check out how X users reacted to his prediction of the IPL final 2024:“I am a KKR fan, but numerologically, SRH will win. Cummins is no 8, and today is 26th,” said an individual. Another added, “KKR seems to win today.” “So, SRH will win?” wrote a third. A fourth commented, “Want KKR to lift the trophy, hopefully.” IPL Final KKR vs SRH: KKR, led head coach Chandrakant Pandit, mentored Gautam Gambhir, and captained Shreyas Iyer, has emerged as the table-toppers in the IPl 2024, amassing 20 points with a positive Net Run Rate (NRR) of 1.428. SHR, on the other hand, is led head coach Daniel Vettori and captained Pat Cummins. The team is second on the points table with 17 points and a positive Net Run Rate (NRR) of 0.414.

insidetrack IndiaMay 26, 2024

512 1 minute read

insidetrack India

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