After stunning SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) in a last-over thriller in the Indian Premier League (IPL) Eliminator, Delhi Capitals will look to carry forward the victory momentum when they take on defending champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in Qualifier 2 at the same venue on Friday. The winner of the Qualifier 2 will lock horns with Mumbai Indians, who defeated CSK by six wickets in the Qualifier 1, in the IPL 2019 final in Hyderabad on Sunday. It was CSK who denied Delhi a top-two spot in the league standings with an emphatic 80-run win at Chepauk and the MS Dhoni-led side stands in their way again. Delhi, having already played a game in Visakhapatnam, will have the advantage of knowing the conditions better. The batsmen would be rather relieved that they would not have to face the spin threat of Imran Tahir and Harbhajan Singh on a turner in Chennai but it would be a challenge nonetheless. CSK were hammered by Mumbai Indians in Qualifier 1 but expect to bounce back in style. When is the CSK vs DC IPL 2019 Qualifier 2 match? The CSK vs DC IPL 2019 Qualifier 2 match will be played on May 10, 2019 (Friday). Where will the CSK vs DC IPL 2019 Qualifier 2 match be played? The CSK vs DC IPL 2019 Qualifier 2 match will be played at Dr. YS Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam. What time does the CSK vs DC IPL 2019 Qualifier 2 match begin? The CSK vs DC IPL 2019 Qualifier 2 match will begin at 07:30 PM IST. Which TV channels will broadcast the CSK vs DC IPL 2019 Qualifier 2 match? The CSK vs DC IPL 2019 Qualifier 2 match will be telecast on the Star Sports Network. How do I watch live streaming of the CSK vs DC IPL 2019 Qualifier 2 match? Promoted The live streaming of the CSK vs DC IPL 2019 Qualifier 2 match will be available on Hotstar. You can also catch the live updates on sports.ndtv.com. (All telecast and streaming timings are as per the information received from the host broadcasters.)<doc-sep>Topsy-turvy match ends It was game of so many dramatic moments and Delhi were the better team at the ends. Rishabh Pant’s 21-49 helped them snatch win from the jaws of defeat. Prithvi Shaw’s 38-ball 56 set up the tone for DC in the chase and following a middle-over collapse, Pant innings took them closer to win. Keemo Paul hit the winning runs to fire them into Qualifier 2. Delhi win Keemo Paul hits a boundary on the fifth ball of the over as Delhi win the match by 2 wickets and one ball to spare. Delhi will now face Chennai Super Kings in Qualifier 2. Mishra out obstructing the field Delhi are 8 down now as Amit Mishra is dismissed obstructing the field. He came in between Khaeel and the wickets and after the bowled threw the ball it hit his elbow. Delhi now need 2 off 2. Pant falls for 49 After getting hit for six, Bhuvneshwar Kumar gets rid of Rishabh Pant for 49. The southpaw hit the ball high in the air and Mohammad Nabi took a good catch at long-off. Delhi are seven down now as the match heads for a close finish now. Delhi now need 5 runs off 6 deliveries. Rutherford loses his mind Sherfane Rutherford tried to hit one out of the park but gives away a high catch to Mohammad Nabi at long-off. Bhvuneshwar Kumar picks his first wicket of the night as the match is heading for a close finish. Delhi lose their sixth wicket. 4,6,4,6 Rishabh Pant has completely changed the complexion of the match in one over as he hits Basil Thampi for 20 runs off four deliveries. In total, the pacer gives away 22 runs and DC now need just 12 off 12. Rutherford shows his might Sherfane Rutherford gets into the act now and he hits Bhvuneshwar Kumar for a huge six over mid-on. Only 8 runs came from the over from the star SRH pacer as DC now need 34 off 18 deliveries. Pant leads DC’s charge Rishabh Pant shows that the match isn’t over yet as he hits a huge six off Mohammad Nabi towards square leg. Second six of the innings for Pant and till the time he is there, Delhi will be in with a chance. 42 runs required off 24 deliveries now. Axar departs as well Rashid Khan is weaving his magic once again as he picks his second wicket of the over in Axar Patel, who edged the ball into the hands of the keeper. Rashid bowls a double wicket maiden as DC are now staring down the barrel. Munro falls for 14 Rashid Khan provides timely breakthrough for SRH as he gets rid of Colin Munro. The southpaw misses the line of a spinning delivery and it crashes into his pads. He ever asked for the DRS but replays showed that was ball was hitting the leg stump. All eyes on Pant now. Munro shows his power Colin Munro hits his first six off the innings and he simply flicks a Khaleel delivery and the ball goes over the square leg ropes. Two balls earlier, a thick edge helped the ball to the boundary and Khaleel gives away 12 runs from the over. DC need more of such over to get closer to the target. Pant gets into the act Rishabh Pant shows his hitting prowess as he hits the ball down the ground for his first six off Mohammad Nabi. The Afghan spinner concedes 10 runs in the over as DC look to rebuild the innings. Shaw departs Khaleel Ahmed has turned the match on its head as he now gets of Prithvi Shaw for 56. Shaw hit the ball high in the air and Vijay Shankar took an easy catch at point. Khaleel picks his second wicket of the over as Delhi have lost their third wicket now. Khaleel strikes Khaleel Ahmed picks his first wicket of the night as he gets rid of DC captain Shreyas Iyer for 8. The right-hander edges the ball into the hands of keeper Saha. Delhi have lost their second wicket of the night. Good over from Thampi Basil Thampi has been bowling good line and length tonight as he bowls a tidy over and gives away just 6 runs. 10 overs have been bowled and DC have scored 83/1. They need 80 runs off 60 deliveries. Half-century for Shaw Prithvi Shaw is leading Delhi Capitals’ charge and he completes his half-century off just 31 deliveries. His innings includes four boundaries and two massive sixes so far. The right-hander will now look to bat as much as possible in the chase. Dhawan departs for 17 Deepak Hooda picks the first wicket of the innings as he gets rid of Shikhar Dhawan for 17. The ball was called a wide by excellent stumping from Wriddhiman Saha ensured the southpaw was dismissed before he could cut loose. Tidy over for SRH Basil Thampi stops the flow of runs and gives away just two singles off the seventh over. Shaw has played the role of the aggressor while Dhawan is happy to play second fiddle at the moment and that has worked wonderfully for DC. DC cross 50 Rashid Khan now goes for runs as Prithvi Shaw hits him for a boundary towards the cover region. 6 runs came from that over as Delhi have now crossed the 50-run mark. The 50-run stand has also come up between these two players. Four, six, four! Prithvi Shaw is only dealing in boundaries at the moment as he now takes the attack to Bhuvneshwar Kumar. He his four a four towards extra cover, a six over third man and a four over mid-on fielder’s head. Bhuvi concedes 17 runs from the over as DC are flying with the chase. Dropped catch SRH had the perfect opportunity to break this partnership but Basil Thampi dropped as easy catch at mid-off from Prithvi Shaw off Mohammad Nabi. Shaw gets a lifeline and this could come back to haunt SRH. Dhawan then hits a boundary on the last ball of the over make it seven runs and no wickets from the over. Shaw shows his magic Prithvi Shaw tore apart Khaleel Ahmed as he him for 13 runs in the over. Shaw hits three boundaries on either side of the wicket and then took a single on the last ball of the over. DC are moving at a rapid pace in the chase. Good over from Nabi Mohammad Nabi keeps things tight on the other end as he concedes just two singles from the second over of the innings. Dhawan and Shaw are looking to settle in first before taking the attack to spinners on this slow track. Dhawan starts well Shikhar Dhawan hits Bhuvneshwar Kumar for two boundaries on either side of the wickets to make his intentions clear in the match. Bhuvi concedes 10 runs off the first over as DC are already on their way in the chase. Chase begins Shikhar Dhawan and Prithvi Shaw are opening the innings for Delhi Capitals while Bhuvneshwar Kumar has the new ball in his hand and he will bowl the first over for Sunrisers Hyderabad. Eventful last over Keemo Paul got rid of Mohammad Nabi and Rashid Khan off two deliveries and in between there was a run-out of Deepak Hooda. 11 runs came from the last over as SRH finish their innings at 162/8 in 20 overs. Ishant Sharma and Keemo Paul scalped two wickets each while Martin Guptill top scored for Hyderabad with 36. No-ball and six Disastrous stuff from Keemo Paul as he bowls a no-ball which is hit for a huge six down the ground by Mohammad Nabi. Paul follows up well as he bowls a dot off the free hit. Three deliveries left in the final over. Shankar falls after handy knock Vijay Shankar started the penultimate over of the innings with a four and six and then on the third delivery, he is caught out at the mid wicket ropes by Axar Patel. Shankar falls for 25 as Hyderabad lose their fifth wicket. Four and four<doc-sep>Dream11 Prediction: CSK vs MI Team Best Players to Pick for Today’s IPL T20 Playoff Match between Super Ki Dream 11 Tips and Predictions MS Dhioni has won the toss and CSK have opted to bat. CSK make one change, a forced one that is with Murali Vijay coming in place of the injured Kedar Jadhav. Defending champions Chennai Super Kings play league leaders Mumbai Indians in Qualifier 1 of IPL 2019 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai today. Since 2013, at home, CSK have lost only four matches – and three of them have been to Mumbai Indians. My Dream XI Team MS Dhoni (wk), Suryakumar Yadav, Suresh Raina, Shane Watson, Faf du Plessis (CAPTAIN), Ravindra Jadeja, Hardik Pandya (VICE-CAPTAIN), Lasith Malinga, Jasprit Bumrah, Imran Tahir, Harbhajan Singh (READ: MI vs CSK in IPL playoffs over the years) Team News CHENNAI SUPER KINGS With Kedar Jadhav ruled out, the home team could give Dhruv Shorey another opportunity in the middle order or replace Dwayne Bravo with Mitchell Santner considering the surface. But knowing it s the playoffs, keeping Bravo out would be a bold call. Possible changes: Dhruv Shorey for Kedar Jadhav (READ: IPL 2019: Will Suresh Raina deliver play-offs blockbuster?) MUMBAI INDIANS Mumbais’ core has remained the same with Lasith Malinga, Kieron Pollard, Hardik Pandya, Krunal Pandya, Suryakumar Yadav, Rohit Sharma, Quinton de Kock and Rahul Chahar a certain lock. Mitchell McClenaghan is likely to hold on to his place as the third seamer, with Chahar and Krunal serving as the two spinners. Possible changes: None. (READ: IPL 2019, Qualifier 1: MI and CSK renew rivalry in potential blockbuster showdown) Chennai Super Kings vs Mumbai Indians possible teams: CSK likely XI: 1 Shane Watson, 2 Faf du Plessis, 3 Suresh Raina, 4 Dhruv Shorey, 5 Ambati Rayudu, 6 MS Dhoni, 7 Ravindra Jadeja, 8 Dwayne Bravo, 9 Harbhajan Singh, 10 Deepak Chahar, 11 Imran Tahir MI likely XI: 1 Rohit Sharma (capt), 2 Quinton de Kock (wk), 3 Suryakumar Yadav, 4 Ishan Kishan, 5 Hardik Pandya, 6 Kieron Pollard, 7 Krunal Pandya, 8 Rahul Chahar, 9 Mitchell McClenaghan, 10 Lasith Malinga, 11 Jasprit Bumrah Head to Head (IPL matches) Matches played: 26 Won by MI: 15 (58%) Won by CSK: 11 (42%) In IPL playoffs: Won by MI: 1 Won by CSK: 3 Form Guide (most recent first) MI: W W L W L CSK: L W L W L Player to watch out for: Faf du Plessis Check Dream11 Prediction / MI Dream11 Team / CSK Dream11 Team / Dream11 Guru Tips / Online Cricket Tips and more.<doc-sep>
Delhi Capitals (DC) registered their first-ever win in an Indian Premier League (IPL) knockout match in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday. After stunning SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) in a last-over thriller, Delhi Capitals will look to carry forward the victory momentum when they take on defending champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in Qualifier 2 at the same venue on Friday. The winner of the Qualifier 2 will lock horns with Mumbai Indians, who defeated CSK by six wickets in the Qualifier 1, in the IPL 2019 final in Hyderabad on Sunday. Delhi Capitals are chasing history as they are the only side to have never played an IPL final. It was CSK who denied Delhi a top-two spot in the league standings with an emphatic 80-run win at Chepauk and the MS Dhoni-led side stands in their way again. The tense win in the Eliminator, set up by their star player Rishabh Pant, is bound to provide an extra dose of motivation going into the knock-out game at Vizag. Pant's 21-ball 49 in a high-pressure game reignited the debate on social media over his non-selection in India's World Cup squad with former England captain Michael Vaughan saying it was "bonkers" to not have the young-wicketkeeper batsman in the mega event starting May 30. Another young gun Prithvi Shaw too played an important innings of 56 and was happy to be back among the runs after low-scores in the previous three innings. Delhi, having already played a game in Visakhapatnam, will have the advantage of knowing the conditions better. Their fast bowlers, Trent Boult and Ishant Sharma, did a decent job in the absence of Kagiso Rabada and were well supported by Keemo Paul, who picked up three wickets. Veteran spinner Amit Mishra was frugal again and also picked up an important wicket. The batsmen would be rather relieved that they would not have to face the spin threat of Imran Tahir and Harbhajan Singh on a turner in Chennai but it would be a challenge nonetheless. Another thing Delhi would have to be wary of is stage fright though the Eliminator surely prepared them for the tougher battles ahead. CSK, on the other hand, are used to playing the big matches, having won three titles besides being runners-up four times. CSK were hammered by Mumbai Indians in Qualifier 1 but expect to bounce back in style. Dhoni will be expecting an improved performance from his batsmen after the disappointment against Mumbai Indians. Opener Shane Watson has not been among the runs ever since smashing a 53-ball 96 against Sunrisers on April 23. Squads: Chennai Super Kings: MS Dhoni (capt/wk), Suresh Raina, Ambati Rayudu, Shane Watson, Faf du Plessis, Murali Vijay, Ravindra Jadeja, Dhruv Shorey, Chaitanya Bishnoi, Rituraj Gaikwad, Dwayne Bravo, Karn Sharma, Imran Tahir, Harbhajan Singh, Mitchell Santner, Shardul Thakur, Mohit Sharma, K M Asif, Deepak Chahar, N Jagadeesan, Scott Kuggeleijn. Delhi Capitals: Shreyas Iyer (capt), Prithvi Shaw, Shikhar Dhawan, Rishabh Pant (wk), Colin Ingram, Keemo Paul, Axar Patel, Rahul Tewatia, Amit Mishra, Kagiso Rabada, Ishant Sharma, Hanuma Vihari, Ankush Bains, J Suchith, Manjot Kalra, Chris Morris, Sherfane Rutherford, Jalaj Saxena, Sandeep Lamichhane, Trent Boult, Avesh Khan, Nathu Singh, Bandaru Ayyappa, Colin Munro. Promoted The match starts 7.30 PM IST. (With PTI inputs)