Mumbai FanClub's video: TOSS: BANGALORE VS HYDERABAD ELIMINATOR PRE-MATCH MUMBAI FANCLUB

Make your Fantasy Cricket team on My11Circle App : https://bit.ly/3h0l1WG 🏆SUBMIT YOUR FANTASY TEAM SCREENSHOT AND GET FEATURED!🏆 👉https://forms.gle/YcqWs5qBK2MYDyU2A For queries: anatomizedtube@gmail.com PREVIEW: Hyderabad go into the Eliminator against Bangalore after having registered three consecutive crushing victories, including a thrashing of Bangalore in Sharjah. Hyderabad have momentum on their side. They are peaking at the right time. They have recorded three successive victories, all comprehensive and ruthless, against the three best teams of the tournament (at least for the most part) - Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai Indians. The fluctuating fortunes of Hyderabad and Bangalore in this edition of the Indian T20 League are a reflection of the fickle and treacherous nature of the T20 format. A little after the halfway mark of the competition, the performances of Virat Kohli and his men suggested that they had plugged the holes in their game and were heading towards consistency. But it turned out to be all sizzle and no steak towards the business end of the league as they lost four consecutive matches and went from a side assured of a playoff berth to a team struggling to stay afloat. Having split their two matches in the league phase, little appears to separate the sides. But in terms of team composition and balance, they are diametrically opposite. Any contest against Hyderabad is a twin challenge for Kohli & Co. The bowlers have their task cut out against a deep batting line-up which can be explosive in the death overs. The Hyderabad bowlers present a daunting hurdle. David Warner is returning to his best after being un-Warner like throughout the tournament. The decision to open with Wriddhiman Saha has turned out to be a master-stroke for Hyderabad. Saha has registered scores of 30, 87, 39 and 58* and eased the pressure on Warner on the other end, which in turn has allowed the Australian to produce his A-game. Manish Pandey and Kane Williamson will be the key in the middle over - the latter is due a big score and may have just reserved his best for when it matters the most. Jason Holder has been a good inclusion in the XI. The all-rounder has the ability to produce the odd cameo and also maintains a very tight line and length also chipping in with crucial wickets. Sandeep Sharma and T Natarajan have been very impressive in 2020 - Sharma is amongst the most restrictive pace bowlers in the tournament. Rashid Khan will be the key in the middle overs for Hyderabad. They rely on him to keep a check on the run-rate and to make significant breakthroughs. Bangalore had a great first 10 matches in the tournament winning 7 but since then have been on a downhill slope and have lost 4 matches in a row. From being one of the favourites to top the points table, Bangalore barely managed to scrape through to the playoffs courtesy a better net run rate. The biggest problem for Bangalore has been their over-dependency on the pair of Kohli-AB. The duo failed in two of the last 4 matches and were not at their destructive best in the other two either. Kohli has not been at his best in the tournament. Although he has scored in excess of 400 runs, his strike rate of 122.01 is below average for a batsman of his class and standard. Devdutt Padikkal has been the biggest positive for Bangalore in IPL 2020 - he is their leading run-getter with 472 runs in 14 matches which includes 5 fifties. Bangalore have a non-existent lower middle-order - the likes of Shivam Dube, Washington Sundar, Gurkeerat Singh and Chris Morris - need to contribute more with the bat. The batting needs a disruptor. Maybe they could use Morris as a floater and promote him to unsettle the disciplined Hyderabad bowling machinery. The bowling will revolve around their veteran leg spinner, Yuzvendra Chahal - Bangalore's leading wicket-taker with 20 wickets in 2020. Chahal has also been very economical and has gone at just 7.16 runs per over. Morris has been a good addition and has picked 11 wickets in 9 matches at an economy rate of 6.63. Teams: Bangalore Squad: Josh Philippe, Devdutt Padikkal, Virat Kohli(c), AB de Villiers(w), Chris Morris, Shivam Dube, Washington Sundar, Isuru Udana, Shahbaz Ahmed, Mohammed Siraj, Yuzvendra Chahal, Navdeep Saini, Moeen Ali, Parthiv Patel, Dale Steyn, Aaron Finch, Umesh Yadav, Pawan Negi, Gurkeerat Singh Mann, Adam Zampa, Pavan Deshpande Hyderabad Squad: David Warner(c), Wriddhiman Saha(w), Manish Pandey, Kane Williamson, Priyam Garg, Jason Holder, Abdul Samad, Rashid Khan, Shahbaz Nadeem, Sandeep Sharma, T Natarajan, Shreevats Goswami, Siddarth Kaul, Mohammad Nabi, Jonny Bairstow, Vijay Shankar, Bavanaka Sandeep, Billy Stanlake, Fabian Allen, Virat Singh, Basil Thampi, Khaleel Ahmed, Sanjay Yadav, Abhishek Sharma, Prithvi Raj Yarra