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 Priyam Garg played very well in today inning against CSK. SRH made score 160+ against Ms Dhoni.  I dont think so SRH will win this Match.

IPL 2020 is one of the popular League among all over the world. I watch every match of this league with my collage fellows. 


Today Match

Team: SRH VS CSK

Venue: Sheikh Zayed Stadium

Time: 7:00 pm (PKT)

DAY: Friday

IPL T20 Channel List Worldwide


Pakistan ( PAK )

PTV Sports, Geo Super & Tensport

India ( IND )

Star Sports & Hotstar 

Canada  (CA)

Hotstar 

United States (USA)

Hotstar & willow TV 

Bangladesh (BAN)

GTV


IPL 2020 Detail

IPL 

T20 League

Dates

19 September – 10 November 2020

Cricket format

Twenty 20

Participants

8







Today Match Prediction
CSK will this match easily this match is one sided. Chances of SRH is low due to its poor batting.

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