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Win Rs. 1 Crore as First Prize along with Assured Rs.1500 Bonus on 1st Deposit on My11Circle App. Play with Sourav Ganguly! 👉Download My11Circle App : https://bit.ly/3h0l1WG 👉Download My11Circle App : https://bit.ly/3h0l1WG For queries: anatomizedtube@gmail.com Delhi will face Rajasthan in match 30 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020 in Dubai on the 14th of October. Delhi have form and supremacy on the points table, and also the most recent win over Rajasthan on their side when the two teams face off at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Wednesday. Just four days back, Delhi, on the back of a brilliant bowling performance, had hammered Rajasthan by 46 runs in Sharjah. It was Rajasthan's home game. But a lot has changed since then. A hamstring injury - possibly during the Rajasthan game - has forced Delhi's dynamic wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant out for a while. Delhi skipper Shreyas Iyer said that Pant is "at least out for a week, can be even more". With Pant out, Delhi's settled playing XI as well as the batting line-up went out of the window in the previous game against Mumbai, which the team lost by 5 wickets. Alex Carey had to come in as the wicketkeeper. Carey's inclusion meant Shimron Hetmyer, who showed his full range of strokeplay during the Rajasthan game in Sharjah with a 24-ball 45, had to sit out. Ajinkya Rahane got a game and batted at No. 3, which was Shreyas Iyer's pet spot in the batting order. Rahane managed a run-a-ball 15, but that was far from what was expected from him. Earlier in the tournament, Delhi had lost in-form leg-spinner Amit Mishra due to a finger injury. After Mishra, it was Ishant Sharma's turn on Monday. The fast bowler was ruled out for the remainder of this season due to an acute episode of pain in his left rib cage while bowling at a team training session. Senior spinner R Ashwin had also suffered a shoulder sprain at the start of the tournament, but has now recovered and is proving to be a vital cog in Delhi's bowling group. A win for Delhi put them at the top of the points table while Rajasthan would look to build on the victory against Hyderabad. Delhi Although they were beaten by Mumbai in the last encounter, Delhi sit comfortably at the number 2 position on the points table with 5 wins from 7 matches. Everyone in the Delhi top and middle order has got runs in the tournament – Shikhar Dhawan was their top-scorer in the previous match, Prithvi Shaw has already given three significant performances with the bat, skipper, Shreyas Iyer with 245 runs is their highest scorer of the tournament and Marcus Stoinis has produced two gems with the bat lower down the order. Kagiso Rabada has been the spearhead of the Delhi attack with 17 wickets from 7 matches (the highest in the tournament) at an incredible strike rate of 9.7. He has also been difficult to get away as his economy of 7.69 indicates. Rajasthan Riyan Parag and Rahul Tewatia led the Rajasthan fightback taking them to a splendid five-wicket win against Hyderabad in Dubai – this was Rajasthan’s first win after four consecutive defeats. Rajasthan need Sanju Samson and Steven Smith to fire their form has dramatically fallen after the initial twin performances in Sharjah. The return of Ben Stokes would give the batting a big boost. He could form a formidable all English opening pair with Jos Buttler if the management persists with him at the top of the order. Robin Uthappa has been in terrible form in IPL 2020 and has aggregated just 51 runs in 5 matches at a strike rate of 89.47. Time is running out for the T20 veteran who seems to be hanging on to his position purely on past reputation. The Rajasthan bowling unit is heavily dependent on Jofra Archer, he is their leading wicket-taker and the most restrictive bowler (economy rate of 6.82) in the tournament. WHAT: IPL 2020, Match 30 WHEN: October 14, 7:30PM IST WHERE: Dubai Rajasthan Squad: Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler(w), Steven Smith(c), Sanju Samson, Robin Uthappa, Riyan Parag, Rahul Tewatia, Jofra Archer, Shreyas Gopal, Jaydev Unadkat, Kartik Tyagi, David Miller, Aniruddha Joshi, Manan Vohra, Ankit Rajpoot, Tom Curran, Shashank Singh, Oshane Thomas, Mayank Markande, Anuj Rawat, Akash Singh, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Mahipal Lomror, Andrew Tye, Varun Aaron Delhi Squad: Prithvi Shaw, Shikhar Dhawan, Ajinkya Rahane, Shreyas Iyer(c), Marcus Stoinis, Alex Carey(w), Axar Patel, Harshal Patel, Ravichandran Ashwin, Kagiso Rabada, Anrich Nortje, Mohit Sharma, Avesh Khan, Shimron Hetmyer, Rishabh Pant, Sandeep Lamichhane, Keemo Paul, Tushar Deshpande, Daniel Sams, Lalit Yadav