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24 minutes ago, zen said:

Answering a few question that many of you may have: 

 

 

Can DC finish in the top 2? 

 

Yes. First it has to hope that both RR & LSG lose their final game against CSK & KKR respectively. Second, it would need to beat MI by around 13 runs or chase the total to cover those through NRR if batting 2nd.

 

 

That's a good possibility too because 13 runs is again assuming LSG and RR lose both their matches in final ball of the match. Delhi's NRR is +0.25, LSG +0.26 and RR +0.30.

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Posted (edited)
26 minutes ago, Majestic said:

That's a good possibility too because 13 runs is again assuming LSG and RR lose both their matches in final ball of the match. Delhi's NRR is +0.25, LSG +0.26 and RR +0.30.

 

Yes, the actual margin depends upon the losses of other teams. There may be a scenario where by getting to 8 wins DC gets to #2 as its NRR would automatically improve, while the other two's automatically deteriorate depending on the nature of loss.

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In a long tournament esp. involving round robin games, there can be a last minute "drama" because the form & conditions can change. 

 

Here there are two major scenarios for a drama - a) DC finishes in top 2 (since most expect either RR or LSG to be at #2), and b) KKR ( or such a team) qualifies (DC or RCB qualifying at 3-4 is not a drama anymore) 

 

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4 hours ago, zen said:

In a long tournament esp. involving round robin games, there can be a last minute "drama" because the form & conditions can change. 

 

Here there are two major scenarios for a drama - a) DC finishes in top 2 (since most expect either RR or LSG to be at #2), and b) KKR ( or such a team) qualifies (DC or RCB qualifying at 3-4 is not a drama anymore) 

 

I expect to see some form of "drama" engineered by the BCCI

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As for SRH, apart from other results going its way i.e. DC & RCB losing, it would need to beat PK by a margin in the region of 126 runs 

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1 minute ago, zen said:

As for SRH, apart from other results going its way i.e. DC & RCB losing, it would need to beat PK by a margin in the region of 126 runs 

What about while chasing?

Posted
1 minute ago, I6MTW said:

What about while chasing?

 

It depends upon the total being set. If it is 180, SRH would need to chase it in 11-13 overs 

 

If DC, along w/ RCB, loses by a big margin, the equation would be different 

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SRH aren't winning vs Punjab either. They don't have good spinners and that has generally been the demise of Punjab. Punjab batters should enjoy pace except Mayank.

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