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Chennai, India’s M. A. Chidambaram Stadium was founded in 1916. Madras Cricket Club Ground, often known as Chepauk, is the official name of MA Chidambaram Stadium. The MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai has a capacity of about 50,000. MA Chidambaram Stadium has integrated floodlights. Anna Pavilion End and V Pattabhiraman Gate End are located at Chennai’s MA Chidambaram Stadium. The MA Chidambaram Stadium is situated in UTC +05:30. Chennai Super Kings and Tamil Nadu are MA Chidambaram Stadium’s home cricket teams.

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IPL Details:

The MA Chidambaram Stadium hosted 73 IPL games. While the Chasing squad won 29 games, the First Batting team won 44 games. In total, 17194 balls were thrown, resulting in 22872 runs being scored. The average number of runs scored in an IPL match is 313.31, and the strike rate is 133. The MA Chidambaram Stadium in the IPL has the highest score of 246 and the lowest score of 70. On MA Chidambaram Stadium, there are 2705 boundaries, including 818 sixes and 1887 fours. Score ranges are 100–149. Runs 61 times, 150-199 Runs 62 times, 200-249 Runs 19 times, 250-299 Runs 0, 300-349 Runs 0, 350-399 Runs 0, and 400+ Runs 0 times on MA Chidambaram Stadium.

On MA Chidambaram Stadium, batsmen were bowled out 46 times, stumped 39 times, caught 586 times, and ran out 79 times. At the MA Chidambaram Stadium, the Left Arm has taken 196 wickets while the Right Arm has taken 592 wickets. On the MA Chidambaram Stadium, the Left Arm Wicket Taker’s analysis shows that there were 9 wickets taken by fast bowlers, 84 by fast-medium bowlers, 1 by medium bowlers, and 102 by slow bowlers. Left-handed bowlers’ statistics against batsmen at the MA Chidambaram Stadium include 13 lbws, 34 bowls, 13 stumping’s, and 135 catches. Fast bowlers took 47 wickets, Fast-Medium bowlers 262 wickets, Medium bowlers 67 wickets, and Slow bowlers 216 wickets at MA Chidambaram Stadium.

IPL (in 1st innings) Details:

The MA Chidambaram Stadium hosted 73 IPL games (in the first innings). 44 games were won by the First Batting Team. In total, 73 IPL matches (in the first innings) saw 11904 runs scored by 8740 balls delivered, with an average run score of 163.06 and a strike rate of 136.2. On MA Chidambaram Stadium, the highest IPL score (in the first innings) is 246 and the lowest score is 70. On MA Chidambaram Stadium, the boundaries count is 1409, with 417 sixes and 992 fours.

100–149 are the central analyses. Runs 23 times from 150 to 199, 37 times from 200 to 244, 12 times from 250 to 299, and 0 times from 300 to 349 and 350 to 399. runs 400+ times, 0 times. on MA Chidambaram Stadium, never runs. On MA Chidambaram Stadium, batsmen were out for 45 times, ran out 19 times, bowled 47 times, stumped 19 times, and lbw 19 times.

IPL (in 2nd innings) Details:

(In the second innings) 73 IPL games were held at MA Chidambaram Stadium. 29 victories for the Chashing team. 10968 runs were scored by 8454 balls that were delivered in 73 IPL matches (in the second innings), with an average run total of 150.24 and a strike rate of 129.7. The highest IPL score (in the second innings) is 223 while the lowest score (at MA Chidambaram Stadium) is 71. On MA Chidambaram Stadium, there are 1296 boundaries, including 401 sixes and 895 fours. Score analysis for games played at MA Chidambaram Stadium is as follows: 100-149 Runs 38, 150-199 Runs 25, 200-249 Runs 7, 250-299 Runs 0, 300-349 Runs 0, 350-399 Runs 0, and 400+ Runs 0 times.

On the MA Chidambaram Stadium, batsmen were out for runs 34 times, lbw 27 times, bowled 71 times, stumped 20 times, and caught 289 times. At the MA Chidambaram Stadium, the Left Arm has taken 103 wickets and the Right Arm has taken 303 wickets. On MA Chidambaram Stadium, the Left Arm Wicket Taker’s study shows that the Fast Bowler took 3 wickets, the Fast-Medium Bowler 47 wickets, the Medium Bowler 0 wickets, and the Slow Bowler 53 wickets.

IPL’s MA Chidambaram Stadium’s highest innings totals:

Team	Total	Opposition	Year
CSK	246	RR	2010
RR	223	CSK	2010
CSK	222	DD	2012
CSK	217	LSG	2023
RR	211	CSK	2008

Lowest innings totals in IPL games played at MA Chidambaram Stadium:

Team	Total	Opposition	Year
RCB	70	CSK	2019
KXIP	95	CSK	2015
DC	99	CSK	2019
KKR	108	CSK	2019
CSK	109	MI	2019

The MA Chidambaram Stadium’s all-time leading IPL run scorers:

Batsman	Total runs
SK Raina	1506
MS Dhoni	1422
MEK Hussey	848
F du Plessis	553
S Badrinath	438

IPL player with the most wickets overall at the MA Chidambaram Stadium:

Bowler	Wickets taken
R Ashwin	48
DJ Bravo	44
JA Morkel	35
RA Jadeja	27
DE Bollinger	20

Highest individual batting score at the IPL’s MA Chidambaram Stadium:

Batsman	Score	Opposition	Year
SR Watson	101	CSK	2013
SK Raina	100	KXIP	2013
BB McCullum	100	SRH	2015
SR Watson	96	SRH	2019
MEK Hussey	95	KKR	2013

Best bowling statistics at the IPL’s MA Chidambaram Stadium:

Bowler	Figures	Opposition	Year
A Russell	5 for 15	MI	2021
L Balaji	5 for 24	KXIP	2008
H Patel	5 for 27	MI	2021
RA Jadeja	4 for 11	RR	2015
Imran Tahir	4 for 12	DC	2019

The Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow, India, was named after Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee in 2017. The Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium is more often known by its English name, Ekana International Cricket Stadium. Approximately 50,000 people can fit inside of Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium Lucknow. At Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium, floodlights have been permanently installed.

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The North End and South End of Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium in Lucknow. Located in the UTC +05:30 timezone is the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium. When it comes to the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow, Ekana Sportz City is the curator.

IPL Details:

Ekana Cricket Stadium hosted six IPL matches. First batting won 3 matches and chasing 2 matches. 1526 runs from 1288 balls in 6 IPL matches (both innings runs) with 254.33 average and 118.4 strike rate. IPL’s highest score is 193 and lowest is 121 on Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium. 172 boundaries, 52 sixes, and 120 fours. Score analysis: 100-149 Runs 8 times, 150-199 Runs 3 times, 200-249 Runs 0 times, 250-299 Runs 0 times, 300-349, 350-399, 400+ Runs 0 times on Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium. At Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium, batsmen were lbw 7, bowled 9, stumped 4, caught 57, and run out 6 times.

Left Arm 21 wickets, Right Arm 56 wickets on Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium. Left-arm wicket-taker: Fast bowler 0 wickets, Fast-Medium 8 wickets, Medium 1 wicket, Slow 12 wickets on Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium. Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium left-arm bowlers took 1 lbw, 3 bowled, 1 stumped, and 16 caught wickets. Right-arm wicket-takers grabbed 8, 14, 8, and 26 wickets at Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium. Right-arm bowlers took 6 lbw, 6 bowled, 3 stumped, and 41 caught wickets in Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium.

IPL (in 1st innings) Details:

Ekana Cricket Stadium hosted six IPL first-innings matches. First Batting Team won 3 matches. In 6 IPL (first innings) matches, 716 balls scored 859 runs at 143.16 and 119.9. At Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium, IPL first-innings scores range from 193 to 121. Ekana Stadium boasts 82 boundaries, 35 sixes, and 47 fours. On Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium, 100-149 Runs 4 times, 150-199 Runs 2 times, 200-249 Runs 0 times, 250-299 Runs 0 times, 300-349, 350-399, 400+ Runs 0 times. Batsmen were lbw 4, bowled 5, stumped 2, caught 31, and ran out 2 times on Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium.

Ekana Stadium features 17 left-arm and 25 right-arm wicket takers. Left-arm wicket-takers at Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium: 0, 8, 0, and 9. Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium left-arm bowlers took 1 lbw, 3 bowled, 0 stumped, and 13 caught wickets. Right-arm bowlers at Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium took 2 fast, 4 fast-median, 5 medians, and 14 slow wickets. Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium right-arm bowlers took 3 lbw, 2 bowled, 2 stumped, and 18 catches.

IPL (in 2nd innings) Details:

Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium hosted 6 IPL 2nd innings matches. Chashing won 2 matches. 667 runs were scored by 572 balls in 6 IPL 2nd innings matches, averaging 111.16 and striking at 116.6. The highest IPL 2nd innings score is 161 and the lowest is 0 at Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium. Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium has 90 boundaries with 17 sixes and 73 fours.

On Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium, batsmen were lbw 3 times, bowled 4 times, stumped 2 times, caught 26 times, and run out 4 times. Left Arm 4 wickets and Right Arm 31 wickets on Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium.

IPL record for most innings played at BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow:

Team	Total	Opposition	Year
LSG	193	DC	2023

IPL’s lowest innings total at Lucknow’s BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium:

Team	Total	Opposition	Year
LSG	108	RCB	2023
SRH	121	LSG	2023
RCB	126	LSG	2023
LSG	128	GT	2023
GT	135	LSG	2023

IPL players who have scored the most runs overall at BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium:

Batsman	Total Runs
KL Rahul	185
KR Mayers	153
KH Pandya	104
A Badoni	94
N Pooran	77

The BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium’s all-time leading IPL wicket-takers:

Batsman	Total Wickets
M Wood	7
R Bishnoi	7
K Pandya	6
A Mishra	5
Naveen Ul-Haq	4

IPL batsman’s highest total at the BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow:

Batsman (Team)	Score (balls)	Opposition	Year
KL Rahul (LSG)	74 (56)	PBKS	2023
K Mayers (LSG)	73 (38)	DC	2023
KL Rahul (LSG)	68 (61)	GT	2023
H Pandya (GT)	66 (50)	LSG	2023
A Badoni (LSG)	59 (33)	CSK	2023

Best bowling statistics in the IPL’s BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow:

Bowler (Team)	Figures	Opposition	Year
M Wood (LSG)	5 for 14	DC	2023
K Pandya (LSG)	3 for 18	SRH	2023
Naveen Ul-Haq (LSG)	3 for 30	RCB	2023
SM Curran (PBKS)	3 for 31	LSG	2023

The IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali, India, was opened in 1993 as the home of the Punjab Cricket Association. The IS Bindra Stadium is the home ground of the Punjab Cricket Association and is located in Mohali, Chandigarh. IS Bindra Stad Mohali, home to the Punjab Cricket Association, has a capacity of roughly 26,001. The IS Bindra Stadium is home to the Punjab Cricket Association and features built-in floodlights.

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Pavilion End and City End can be found in the Punjab Cricket Association’s IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali. The IS Bindra Stad, home of the Punjab Cricket Association, is in the +05:30 time zone. Daljit Singh is the curator of the IS Bindra in Mohali for the Punjab Cricket Association.

IPL Details:

IS Bindra Stadium hosted 61 IPL matches? First Batting Team won 27 matches, Chashing Team 34. 19864 runs were scored by 14030 balls in 61 IPL matches (both innings scores), averaging 325.63 and striking at 141.5. Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium’s IPL record is 257 and 67. 2441 boundaries, 602 sixes, and 1839 fours at Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium. On Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, 100-149 Runs 29 times, 150-199 Runs 81 times, 200-249 Runs 7 times, 250-299 Runs 1 time, 300-349 Runs 0 times, 350-399 Runs 0 times, 400+ Runs 0 times. At Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, batsmen were lbw 46, bowled 127, stumped 20, caught 438, and run out 55 times. Left-arm 145 wickets and right-arm 489 wickets on Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium.

Left-arm wicket takers have 12 wickets, 75 wickets, 3 wickets, and 54 wickets at Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium. Batsman Left-arm bowlers in Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium have taken 7 lbw, 33 bowled, 3 stumped, and 101 caught wickets. Right-arm wicket-takers at Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium include fast bowlers 55, fast-medium bowlers 255, medium bowlers 41, and slow bowlers 138. Right-arm bowlers took 39 lbw, 94 bowled, 17 stumped, and 337 caught wickets in Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium.

IPL (in 1st innings) Details:

In the first game, 61 IPL matches were held at the Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium. The team that batted first won 27 games. In the first innings of 61 IPL matches, 10265 runs were scored with 7225 balls. The average number of runs per match was 168.27, and the strike rate was 142. At Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stad, the highest score for IPL in the first game is 257, and the lowest score is 67. At the Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, the number of sixes is 316 and the number of fours is 948. On Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stad, the score ranges are 100-149 Runs 11 times, 150-199 Runs 44 times, 200-249 Runs 4 times, 250-299 Runs 1 time, 300-349 Runs 0 times, 350-399 Runs 0 times, and 400+ Runs 0 times.

At Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, batsmen have been lbw 24 times, bowled 69 times, stopped 11 times, caught 232 times, and run out 33 times. On the Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stad, the left arm has taken 74 wickets and the right arm has taken 263. At the Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, the Fast bowler has 11 wickets, the Fast-Medium bowler has 35 wickets, the Medium bowler has 3 wickets, and the Slow bowler has 24 wickets. Analysis of batsman wickets taken by left-arm bowlers at the Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium shows that 2 wickets were lbw, 17 were bowled, 1 was stopped, and 54 wickets were caught.

IPL (in 2nd innings) Details:

IS Bindra Stadium hosted 61 IPL 2nd innings? Chasing won 34 games. 9599 runs from 6805 balls in 61 IPL 2nd innings matches at 157.36 and 141. Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium’s IPL 2nd innings high is 216 and low is 68. IS Bindra Stad features 1177 boundaries, 286 sixes, and 891 fours? On Punjab Cricket Association ISBindra Stadium, 100-149 Runs 18 times, 150-199 Runs 37 times, 200-249 Runs 3 times, 250-299 Runs 0 times, 300-349, 350-399, 400+ Runs 0 times. At Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, batsmen have 22 lbw, 58 bowled, 9 stumped, 206 caught, and 22 run-outs.

Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium has 71 left-arm and 226 right-arm wicket-takers. Left-arm bowlers have 1, 40, 0, and 30 wickets at Punjab Cricket Association Bindra Stadium. Punjab Cricket Association ISBindra Stadium left-arm bowlers took 5 lbw, 16 bowled, 2 stumped, and 47 caught wickets. Right-arm bowlers at Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stad include fast 23, fast-medium 116, medium 26, and slow 61. Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium right-arm bowlers took 17 lbw, 42 bowled, 7 stumped, and 159 caught wickets.

PCAIBSM Stats

Innings	Both	1st	2nd
Matches	61	61	61
Won (1st inn)	27	27	34
Loss (1st inn)	34	34	27
No Result	0	0	0

PCAIBSM Batting Records

Innings	Both	1st	2nd
Matches	61	61	61
Runs	19864	10265	9599
Highest Score	257	257	216
Lowest Score	67	67	68
Average	325.6	168.3	157.4
Balls Faced	14030	7225	6805
Strike Rate	141.5	142.0	141.0
100-149 Runs	29	11	18
150-199 Runs	81	44	37
200-249 Runs	7	4	3
250-299 Runs	1	1	0
300-349 Runs	0	0	0
350-399 Runs	0	0	0
400+ Runs	0	0	0
4s	1839	948	891
6s	602	316	286

PCAIBSM Bowling Records

Innings	Both	1st	2nd
Matches	61	61	61
Balls	14030	7225	6805
Runs	19864	10265	9599
Average	28.8	27.7	30.1
Strike Rate	20.4	19.5	21.3
Maiden	12	7	5
3-4 Wickets	40	17	23
5-7 Wickets	47	28	19
8-9 Wickets	18	11	7
10 Wickets	10	5	5
Wickets	689	370	319
lbw	46	24	22
bowled	127	69	58
stumped	20	11	9
catch	438	232	206

PCAIBSM Fielding Records

Innings	Both	1st	2nd
Matches	61	61	61
Catch	438	232	206
Stumping	20	11	9
Direct Throw(RO)	26	14	12
Throw(RO)	29	19	10

Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium Recent Matches

Scoreboard	Team1	Team1 Score	Team2	Team2 Score
3 May	PBKS	214-3 (20.0)	MI	216-4 (18.5)
28 Apr	LSG	257-5 (20.0)	PBKS	201-10 (19.5)
20 Apr	BLR	174-4 (20.0)	PBKS	150-10 (18.2)
13 Apr	PBKS	153-8 (20.0)	GT	154-4 (19.5)
1 Apr	PBKS	191-5 (20.0)	KOL	146-7 (16.0)
22 Oct	MEG	100-8 (20)	KER	101-5 (12.2)
22 Oct	MAH	162-5 (20)	AP	99-9 (20)
20 Oct	MAH	136-5 (20)	HAR	138-7 (20)
20 Oct	SER	129-8 (20)	KAR	130-2 (18.1)
18 Oct	JAM	134-6 (20)	HAR	138-6 (19.4)

Eden Gardens Kolkata in 1864, Kolkata, India, was where it all began. About 68,000 people can fit in the Eden Gardens Kolkata. Floodlights are embedding in Eden Gardens. EdenGardens Kolkata have High Court End, Pavilion End. EdenGardens is in the time zone UTC +05:30. The person in charge of EdenGardens Kolkata is Probir Mukherjee. Cricket teams from India, Bengal, and Kolkata Knight Riders play at Eden.

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IPL Details:

82 IPL matches were held at Eden Gardens. The chashing team won 47 matches and the first batting team 34 matches. 25581 runs were scored by 18607 balls in 82 IPL matches, with a per-match runs an average of 311.96 and a strike rate of 137.4. IPL’s highest score is 235 and lowest is 49 on Eden. EdenGardens’ boundaries are 3306 with 966 sixes and 2340 fours. Score analysis: 100-149 150-199 times. 200-249 times. 250-299 times. 300-349 times. 350-399 0 times 400+ Runs 0 times on EdenGardens. On EdenGardens, batsmen have been lbw 71 times, bowled 183 times, stumped 29 times, caught 565 times, and ran out 91 times. EdenGardens wicket takers are Left Arm 210 and Right Arm 640.

On Eden Gardens, left-arm wicket takers took 12 wickets, 63 wickets, 2 wickets, and 131 wickets. In EdenGardens analysis, Left Arm Bowlers have lbw 12 wickets, bowled 39 wickets, stumped 14 wickets, and caught 145 wickets. On EdenGardens, right-arm wicket takers took 121, 218, 63, and 238 wickets. In EdenGardens analysis, Right Arm Bowlers lbw 59 wickets, bowled 143 wickets, stumped 15 wickets, and caught 420 wickets.

Bowlers took 70 wickets on Eden Gardens over the course of 82 IPL games, with a strike rate of 19.75 and an average of 27.15. At EdenGardens, bowlers got out 648 right-handed batsmen and 293 left-handed batsmen. On EdenGardens, right-handed batsmen have been LBW 54 times, bowled 128 times, stumped 25 times, and Caught 387 times. On EdenGardens, left-handed batsmen have been LBW 17 times, bowled 55 times, stumped 4 times, and Caught 178 times.

IPL (in 1st innings) Details:

Eden Gardens hosted 82 IPL first-innings matches. 34 wins for First Batting Team. 13379 runs were scored by 9695 balls in 82 IPL (first innings) matches, averaging 163.15 and striking at 137.9. IPL’s highest first-innings score is 235, and EdenGardens’ lowest is 81. EdenGardens’ boundaries count 1710 with 497 sixes and 1213 fours. Score analysis: 100-149 150-199 times. 200-249 times. 250-299 times. 300-349 times. 350-399 times. 400+ times. Runs 0 times on EdenGardens. On EdenGardens, batsmen have been lbw 34 times, bowled 94 times, stumped 17 times, caught 306 times, and ran out 57 times.

Eden Gardens wicket takers are Left Arm 125 and Right Arm 327. On Eden Gardens, left-arm wicket takers took 6 wickets, 40 wickets, 0 wickets, and 77 wickets. In EdenGardens analysis, Left Arm Bowlers have lbw 6 wickets, bowled 22 wickets, stumped 9 wickets, and caught 88 wickets. On EdenGardens, right-arm wicket takers took 62, 124, 25, and 116 wickets. In Eden Gardens analysis, Right Arm Bowlers lbw 28 wickets, bowled 72 wickets, stumped 8 wickets, and caught 218 wickets.

IPL (2nd inning) Information:

Eden Gardens hosted 82 2nd-inning IPL matches. 47 chase wins. 12202 runs were scored by 8912 balls in 82 IPL 2nd innings matches, averaging 148.80 and striking at 136.9. Eden’ highest IPL 2nd innings score is 205 and lowest is 49. EdenGardens has 1596 boundaries: 469 sixes and 1127 fours. 100–149 scores 30-times 150-199 44 runs, 200-249 Twice, 250-299 0 runs, 300-349 0 runs, 350-399 Zero runs, 400+ EdenGardens 0 runs. EdenGardens wicket analysis: 37 lbw, 89 bowled, 12 stumped, 259 caught, 34 run out.

Eden Gardens has 85 left-arm and 313 right-arm wickets. Left-arm wicket takers at Eden Gardens: Fast 6 wickets, Fast-Medium 23 wickets, Medium 2 wickets, Slow 54 wickets. Left-arm bowlers took 6 lbw, 17 bowled, 5 stumped, and 57 caught wickets at EdenGardens. Right-arm wicket takers at EdenGardens: Fast 59 wickets, Fast-Medium 94 wickets, Medium 38 wickets, Slow 122 wickets. Right-arm bowlers took 31 lbw, 71 bowled, 7 stumped, and 202 caught wickets in EdenGardens.

IPL’s highest innings total at Eden Gardens:

Team	Total	Opposition	Year
CSK	235	KKR	2023
KKR	232	MI	2019
SRH	228	KKR	2023
KKR	218	KXIP	2019
RCB	213	KKR	2019

IPL’s lowest innings total at Eden Gardens:

Team	Total	Opposition	Year
RCB	49	KKR	2017
RR	81	KKR	2011
DD	98	KKR	2016
KKR	108	MI	2018
KKR	109	CSK	2010

Top IPL run scorers all-time at Eden Gardens:

Batsman	Total Runs
G Gambhir	1407
RV Uthappa	1159
YK Pathan	861
AD Russell	745
KD Karthik	630

Top IPL wicket-takers all-time at Eden Gardens:

Bowler	Total Wickets
SP Narine	59
PP Chawla	41
AD Russell	31
Shakib Al Hasan	21
Kuldeep Yadav	21

IPL batsman with the highest total at Eden Gardens:

Batsman (Team)	Score (balls)	Opposition	Year
RM Patidar (RCB)	112 (54)	LSG	2022
DPMD Jayawardene (KXIP)	110 (59)	KKR	2010
RG Sharma (MI)	109 (60)	KKR	2012
CH Gayle (RCB)	102 (55)	KKR	2011
HC Brook (SRH)	100 (55)	KKR	2023
V Kohli (RCB)	100 (58)	KKR	2018

IPL’s best bowling statistics at Eden Gardens:

Bowler (Team)	Figures	Opposition	Year
SP Narine (KKR)	5 for 19	KXIP	2012
Shoaib Akhtar (KKR)	4 for 11	DD	2008
SP Narine (KKR)	4 for 13	DD	2013
CV Varun (KKR)	4 for 15	RCB	2023
SP Narine (KKR)	4 for 19	KXIP	2015
AD Mathews (KKR)	4 for 19	RCB	2010

IPL records at the Narendra Modi Stadium include the highest and lowest totals at the Narendra Modi Stadium and individual player T20 records like the best batting performance and best bowling figures at the Narendra Modi Stadium in an IPL match and the all-time leading run scorers and wicket takers at the Narendra Modi Stadium.

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Introducing Narendra Modi Stadium:

Narendra Modi Stadium Ahmedabad Established in 1982 at Ahmedabad, India. Gujarat Stadium or Sardar Patel Stadium is what most people call Narendra Modi Stadium. The number of people who can fit in the NarendraModi Stadium in Ahmedabad is around 132,000. Floodlights are built into Narendra Modi Stadium. NarendraModi Stadium in Ahmedabad has the Adani Pavilion End and the Reliance End. Modi Stadium located on UTC +05:30 Timezone. Bagira Thakur is the Curator of Modi Stadium Ahmedabad. Cricket Gujarat is the home team of PM Modi Stadium.

IPL Details:

Narendra Modi Stadium hosted 19 IPL matches. First Batting Team won 8 matches and Chashing Team won 11. 5884 runs were scored by 4401 delivered balls in 19 IPL matches (including both innings runs), averaging 309.68 and striking at 133.6. Modi Stadium’s highest IPL score is 201 and lowest is 102. Modi Stadium has 687 boundaries, 220 sixes, and 467 fours. 100–149 scores 14 times, 150-199 23 times, 200-249 1 time, 250-299 0 times, 300-349, 350-399, 400+. Zero Modi Stadium runs. Batsman wicket analysis on NarendraModi Stadium: 7 lbw, 43 bowled, 10 stumped, 132 caught, 25 run out.

Narendra Modi Stadium has 48 left-arm and 144 right-arm wicket takers. Left-arm wicket takers on NaMo Stadium are fast 5 wickets, fast-medium 14 wickets, medium 2 wickets, and slow 27 wickets. Left-arm bowlers took 2 lbw, 11 bowled, 4 stumped, and 31 caught wickets in NarendraModi Stadium. Right-arm wicket takers on NaMo Stadium are fast 19 wickets, fast-medium 62 wickets, medium 19 wickets, and slow 44 wickets. Right-arm bowlers took 5 lbw, 32 bowled, 6 stumped, and 101 caught wickets in NaMo Stadium.

Bowlers took 70 wickets in 19 IPL matches on NarendraModi Stadium at 20.28 and 27.11. NarendraModi Stadium bowler dismisses 165 right-handed and 53 left-handed batsmen. Right-handed batsman IPL out type analysis: LBW 5 times, bowled 34 times, stumped 8 times, Catch 95 times on NarendraModi Stadium. Left-handed batsman IPL out type analysis: 2 LBW, 9 Bowled, 2 Stumped, 37 Catch on NaMo Stadium. Fielding analysis at NaMo Stadium includes Catch 132, Stumping 10, Direct Throw (Run Out) 13, and Throw (Run Out) 12.

IPL (first inning) Statistics:

Narendra Modi Stadium hosted 19 IPL first-innings matches. First-batting team won 8 matches. 3038 runs were scored by 2280 balls in 19 IPL (first innings) matches, averaging 159.89 and striking 133.2. IPL’s highest first-innings score is 201 and lowest is 123 on NarendraModi Stadium. NaMo Stadium has 359 boundaries, 119 sixes, and 240 fours. 100–149 scores 12 times, 200-249 Runs 1 times, 250-299 0 times, 300-349 0 times, 350-399 0 times, 400+ 0 times on NarendraModi Stadium. Batsman wicket analysis on NarendraModi Stadium: 4 lbw, 25 bowled, 6 stumped, 75 caught, 16 run out.

Left-arm 34 wickets and right-arm 76 wickets on Narendra Modi Stadium. Left Arm Wicket Taker’s analysis on NarendraModi Stadium: Quick 5 wickets, Fast-Medium 10 wickets, Medium 0 wickets, Slow 19 wickets. Left-arm bowlers took 2 lbw, 7 bowled, 3 stumped, and 22 caught wickets in NarendraModi Stadium. Right-arm wicket takers on NarendraModi Stadium are fast 11 wickets, fast-medium 30 wickets, medium 14 wickets, and slow 21 wickets. Right-arm bowlers took 2 lbw, 18 bowled, 3 stumped, and 53 caught wickets in NarendraModi Stadium.

Bowlers took 70 wickets in 19 IPL (first innings) matches on NarendraModi Stadium at 18.09 and 24.11. 97 right-handed and 30 left-handed batsmen bowled at NarendraModi Stadium. Right-handed batsman IPL out type analysis: 3 LBW, 18 Bowled, 4 Stumped, 57 Catch on NarendraModi Stadium. Left-handed batsman IPL out type analysis: LBW 1 time, bowled 7 times, stumped 2 times, Catch 18 times on NarendraModi Stadium. Fielding analysis at NarendraModi Stadium includes Catch 75, Stumping 6, Direct Throw (Run Out) 7 and Throw (Run Out) 9 occasions.

IPL (2nd inning) Info:

Narendra Modi Stadium hosted 19 IPL 2nd innings matches. 11 Chashing wins. 2846 runs scored by 2121 balls in 19 IPL 2nd innings matches, averaging 149.78 and striking at 134.1. IPL’s 2nd innings high is 191 and low is 102 on NarendraModi Stadium. NarendraModi Stadium has 328 boundaries, 101 sixes, and 227 fours. 100–149 scores 8 runs, 150-199 11 runs, 200-249 250-299 Runs 0 times, 300-349, 350-399, 400+, NarendraModi Stadium. In NarendraModi Stadium, batsmen were lbw 3 times, bowled 18 times, stumped 4 times, caught 57 times, and run out 9 times. NarendraModi Stadium has 14 left-arm and 68 right-arm wicket takers.

Left-arm wicket takers at NarendraModi Stadium with 0 wickets, 4 wickets, 2 wickets, and 8 wickets. Left-arm bowlers took 0 lbw, 4 bowled, 1 stumped, and 9 caught wickets in NarendraModi Stadium. On NarendraModi Stadium, right-arm wicket-takers took 8 wickets, 32 wickets, 5 wickets, and 23 wickets. Right-arm bowlers took 3 lbw, 14 bowled, 3 stumped, and 48 caught wickets in Narendra Modi Stadium.

Bowlers took 70 wickets in 19 IPL (2nd innings) matches on Narendra Modi Stadium at 23.30 and 31.27. 68 right-handed and 23 left-handed batsmen bowled at NarendraModi Stadium. Right-handed batsman IPL out type analysis: 2 LBW, 16 Bowled, 4 Stumped, 38 Catch on NarendraModi Stadium. Left-handed batsman IPL out type analysis: 1 LBW, 2 Bowled, 0 Stumped, 19 Catch on NarendraModi Stadium. Fielding analysis at NarendraModi Stadium includes Catch 57, Stumping 4, Straight Throw (Run Out) 6, and Throw (Run Out) 3.

IPL innings with the highest totals at Narendra Modi Stadium:

Team	Total	Opposition	Year
KKR	207	GT	2023
GT	207	MI	2023
GT	204	KKR	2023
RR	201	DD	2014
RR	191	KXIP	2015
KXIP	191	RR	2015

lowest innings totals in IPL games played at Narendra Modi Stadium:

Team	Total	Opposition	Year
RR	102	SRH	2014
GT	125	DC	2023
PBKS	129	KKR	2021
RR	130	RCB	2015
RR	130	GT	2022
DC	130	GT	2023

IPL’s top run scorers at the Narendra Modi Stadium all-time:

Batsman	Total Runs
AM Rahane	308
Shubman Gill	306
SV Samson	218
SR Watson	191
DA Miller	180

IPL player with the most wickets overall at the Narendra Modi Stadium:

Bowler	Wickets taken
Mohammed Shami	13
Rashid Khan	11
PV Tambe	8
SR Watson	7
S Narine	7

Starting XI for RCB in IPL 2023: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) have enjoyed two fantastic IPL seasons under former South Africa captain Faf Du Plessis and Mike Hesson – Sanjay Bangar. In the last three seasons, they have made the playoffs but failed in the knockout stages. They hope to rectify that in the current Tata IPL season.

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RCB didn’t need to make many adjustments because their last IPL roster seemed balanced. The Bengaluru franchise performed poorly in the December IPL mini-auctions. They signed England international Will Jacks for 3.2 crores at the auctions and fast bowler Reece Topley as a backup to David Willey and Josh Hazlewood. RCB should do well in the IPL. RCB will see this season as another chance to win the IPL trophy, which has eluded them since 2008. Is it? Royal Challengers will play Mumbai Indians in an evening game on April 2 at home. That stated, let’s examine the Challengers’ likely starting XI against Mumbai in IPL 2023. They may use the same players from the IPL 2022 Qualifier 2 loss to Rajasthan Royals.

IPL 2023 predicted starting lineup for RCB:

Openers: Faf Du Plessis, Virat Kohli

Virat Kohli’s IPL 2022 season wasn’t up to his high standards. He only averaged 22.73 in 16 games, which isn’t very good, but his T20I performances for India were outstanding. He scored the most runs for India in both the Asia Cup and the T20 World Cup. More importantly, he has enjoyed playing in the white-ball format. After all, Virat is the IPL player with the most runs (6624), and he could get even more this season.

The captain of RCB, Faf Du Plessis, has been a reliable player in the IPL for almost a decade, and he is expected to be the team’s opener. With over 3400 IPL runs between them, Faf and Virat can be a scary pair for the other team if they work well together.

Middle-order: Rajat Patidar, Glenn Maxwell, Mahipal Lomror, Dinesh Karthik

The Indian player Rajat Patidar, who has never played for his country, was a big surprise for RCB last season. Patidar joined RCB as a replacement player after not being chosen at the 2022 Auctions. The rest, as they say, is history. He scored 333 runs in 8 games at a strike rate of over 152, including a sensational 112* against Lucknow Super Giants in the Eliminator. He should be RCB’s third batsman this season, after the dangerous Glenn Maxwell, who has scored more than 800 runs since he joined the team in 2021.

Mahipal Lomror is a good player who bats lower in the order. He should play a bigger role this year than he did last year. Dinesh Karthik, a veteran, will be the wicketkeeper for RCB because of how well he did in the last season. When he scored an amazing 330 runs at a strike rate of nearly 180 and an average of 55.

All-rounders: Shahbaz Ahmed, Wanindu Hasaranga

Wanindu Hasaranga is one of the most sought-after spinners in T20, and if he is healthy, he will be put right into the RCB team. He has been a great bowler for Sri Lanka, and he got off to a great start with the Challengers in the IPL. Last season, the leg-spinner took 26 wickets in 16 games, including a 5-wicket haul. He is expected to play a big role for the team again this IPL.

Shahbaz Ahmed has shown that he can do a lot of different things for the RCB team over the last three years. In 29 games, he has gotten 13 wickets and 279 runs for the team.

Bowlers: Harshal Patel, Josh Hazlewood, Mohammad Siraj

Harshal Patel has become one of the Royal Challengers Bangalore’s biggest stars. The medium-pace bowler has taken 51 wickets in 30 games over the last two seasons. He should be a key part of RCB’s bowling attack. His changes in speed and style are a big plus, and they have fooled many batters over and over again. Mohammad Siraj is the best bowler in one-day internationals (ODIs), and he has gotten much better with white balls. He will lead this fast bowling attack.

Josh Hazlewood, an Australian pacer, is last but not least. The tall fast bowler was a big part of RCB’s good run with the ball last season. He took 20 wickets in 12 games, and Hazlewood will play even though he has been hurt recently.

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Starting XI for Gujarat Titans in IPL 2023: Gujarat Lions, led by the unpredictable all-rounder Hardik Pandya, will go into the 16th edition of Tata IPL 2023 as the defending champions. They won the coveted tournament in their very first try. They beat the Rajasthan Royals in the final to become the second team, after the Royals themselves, to win the IPL in its first year.

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The champions will enter their second campaign with confidence and a fairly unchanged team. The Titans may be the second club after CSK to defend the IPL title after not changing their winning team as much as projected. Dhoni will lead CSK against GT on the opening night of the IPL. GT didn’t buy much at auctions, but when they did, it was a good deal. Gujarat got Kane Williamson at his base price and Odean Smith for a low price. These additions strengthened and balanced the team.

IPL 2023 predicted starting lineup for GT:

Openers: Shubman Gill, Wriddhiman Saha/ Matthew Wade

This year, Shubman Gill is without a doubt the best batsman in international cricket. The Indian team’s first batter has been in great shape. He has scored over 900 runs and five centuries in 2023, and he’s only going to get better. This year has already seen a T20I century, so the GT team will be hoping that the talented opener keeps up his form in the IPL as well.

Gill could bat at the top of the order with either Matthew Wade or Wriddhiman Saha, both of whom are dangerous wicket-keeper batters with a lot of experience. Based on how the team needs to be put together, one of the veterans will be in the playing XI and will open with the always impressive Shubman Gill.

Middle-order: Kane Williamson/ Sai Sudharsan, Abhinav Manohar, David Miller

Kane Williamson gives GT’s top order more stability. The no. 3 spot was one of their worries last season. They solved the problem by putting the New Zealand legend on the team. If Saha opens the batting, Kane will probably bat third for the Gujarat Titans. Willamson has scored 2,101 runs for SRH in 76 IPL games, with an average of over 36. He will try to add to that number here.

Abhinav Manohar is a middle-order batsman who hits hard and can take the game away from the other team. He played 8 games for this champion team last season. He and the new South African player David Miller will be in charge of the middle order. Miller’s best IPL season so far was in 2022, when he scored 481 runs with an average of 68.71 and a strike rate of over 142. He was also in great form for the Proteas.

All-rounders: Hardik Pandya, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan

Hardik Pandya gives this GT team something new, and the all-rounder has improved a lot as a leader. Pandya had a great season in 2022, just like Miller. He scored 487 runs, which was by far his most, and took 8 wickets in 15 games. The Gujarat Titans’ firepower keeps going as leg-spin all-rounder Rahul Tewatia comes in next. The left-handed batsman has already shown that on his day, he can win games. In the last game, Tewatia was one of the team’s stars. He scored 217 runs at a strike rate of 147.

The great leg-spinner Rashid Khan has been a great addition to the GT team, and he proved his worth by helping the team win games with both the bat and the ball last season. In the 2022 IPL, he played 16 games and averaged 19.16 wickets per game.

Bowlers: Alzarri Joseph, Shivam Mavi, Mohammad Shami

Alzarri Joseph has been the best West Indies bowler for the past couple of years, and he is now playing for GT. He has taken more wickets than anyone else in the country. He is expected to lead the pace attack of GT along with the Indian pacer Mohammad Shami, who needs one more wicket to reach the 100 wickets mark in IPL. Shami killed 20 of these 99 players in the last game and is also going to be a big part of the Titans’ defense of their title.

Shivam Mavi was bought for a huge amount of money, 6 crores, and it looks like the pacer will be added to the GT team right away. In 30 IPL games so far, he has taken 32 wickets.

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Starting XI for CSK in IPL 2023: The legendary captain MS Dhoni will lead the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the 16th season of the Tata IPL. The team from Chennai has won the IPL championship four times, which is just one less than their biggest rivals, the Mumbai Indians. They will try to become the joint most successful team in the history of the tournament, and I think they have the right mix of players to win yet another IPL. As IPL 2023 could be their captain Dhoni’s last season, CSK and fans would hope for a fairytale ending for one of the best finishers of all time.

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Like MI, CSK doesn’t like to make many changes to the team, and that could be the case again this season, even though they finished 9th in the IPL 2022. They will miss the veteran players Robin Uthappa and Dwayne Bravo a lot, but they have good replacements for the roles they used to play. CSK paid a huge amount of money at the auctions to get England Test captain Ben Stokes and the experienced Ajinkya Rahane. The two players might fit into CSK’s plans for this season. Aside from that, there are some injury worries. For example, Kiwi pacer Kyle Jamieson might not be able to play in the IPL 2023 because of a back injury. The franchise has not yet named his replacement.

IPL 2023 predicted starting lineup for CSK:

Openers: Ruturaj Gaikwad, Ajinkya Rahane

Ruturaj Gaikwad is seen as the future of the CSK team, and this is a good thing. The young batter from Maharashtra has been CSK’s best batsman for the yellow team for the last two seasons. And they will be counting on Ruturaj to get them off to a fast start with the bat once again. In his IPL career, the 26-year-old has scored 1207 runs at an average of over 37. He will try to add to that number in the next season.

Ajinkya Rahane is a very experienced player who should start ahead of Devon Conway, who is from New Zealand, to make the team work better. The player who has played in 158 IPL games would be a key player for CSK in the next season.

Middle-order: Moeen Ali, Ben Stokes, Shivam Dube, MS Dhoni

CSK might have one of the best middle-order batting lineups of all teams, and when everything works together, they’ll be a very different and dangerous team. Moeen Ali was a big part of CSK’s last two seasons. In 25 games, he scored 600 runs and took 14 wickets. He will be joined by other people from his country, as well as the unpredictable all-rounder Ben Stokes, who missed last year’s IPL.

MS Dhoni is the most famous player on CSK, even though he is nearing the end of his career and has scored less than 140 runs per innings in the IPL. Shivam Dube is the other important part of Chennai’s middle order. In 11 games last season, the all-rounder scored 289 runs at a strike rate of 156.

All-rounders: Ravindra Jadeja, Dwaine Pretorius

Ravindra Jadeja, who used to be the captain of CSK, will be the only Indian spinner on the Super Kings team. His overs could be very important on the turns at Chepauk. We all know that he is better with the bat in the last few overs, which helps CSK. Along with him, Dwaine Pretorius from South Africa could be chosen to help with speed. The fact that he has played in T20 leagues and is a good pacer cannot be ignored.

Bowlers: Deepak Chahar, Maheesh Theekshana, and Mukesh Choudhary

Deepak Chahar has been CSK’s best bowler in the IPL for a while. So it’s good to hear that the pacer is healthy and ready to play. During the power plays, Chahar is the team’s option for taking wickets, and he walks into the team. Maheesh Theekshana, the mystery spinner, is another important part of the CSK team, especially at home. He keeps things tight and gets early wickets for the team. Last season, he did well for Super Kings, taking 12 wickets in 9 games. The last spot will go to Mukesh Choudhary. A left-handed pacer who was a bright spot for the team last year.

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Impact Player Rule: The approximately 20 existing umpiring signals in cricket will soon be joined by a new one. The introduction of Impact Player, a novel idea that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) claims “would bring a new tactical/strategic dimension to the game,” will be signaled by the umpires during IPL 2023.

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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) claims that:

Along with the new toss rule that allows captains to declare their starting lineup after the coin is flipped. The IPL’s most recent season will provide some fresh perspectives to the T20 game, which is always growing. The head coach of a squad claims that the new rules will alter their cognitive abilities and states. “We will need to go through some permutations and see how it impacts the balance of sides”. The BCCI stated that it “will preserve IPL’s position at the forefront of innovative cricket and continue the growth of the T20 format” in a memo announcing the new umpire signal and rules of the Impact Player.

The BCCI has informed franchises that following the toss, as was recently implemented in SA20, captains may select their starting XI. Before the toss, the captains were required to declare the starting Eleven. Expanding the DRS’s scope to include wide balls and no balls is another new regulation. The rules of the game specify that. “A player may also be permitted to review any decision made by on-field umpires concerning wide or no ball”.

According to the BCCI:

Impact Player’s debut is the biggest change in this IPL. The rule will operate in this way. According to the BCCI, “The Captain will identify the Impact Player to the umpire. And the umpire will signal in the manner as depicted in the above image indicating that the Impact Player is being introduced”.

It continues, “As stated in Clause 1.8 (iv) below, the Impact Player may be introduced I before to the commencement of the innings, (ii) following the conclusion of an over, or (iii) in the event of a batsman, at the fall of the wicket or the batter retiring at any point during the over. The bowling team may also add an impact player after the wicket has fallen. But if the wicket has already fallen in the middle of the over. That impact player is not eligible to bowl the remaining balls in that over”.

New Toss Rules in IPL 2023:

The BCCI claims: “Normally, teams must be switched by captains prior to the toss. This has been amended to allow teams to select their best 11 players. Depending on whether they will bat or bowl first. The teams will benefit from assistance in planning for the impact player”.

Two team papers are carried by each captain.

(a) playing XI and 5 subs if they bat first.

(b) playing XI and 5 subs if they bowl first.

The captains will trade team sheets based on the result of the toss.

Regulations for Impact Players:

At the time of the toss, each team must name their starting eleven players and five replacements. Only one of the replacements listed on the team sheet may be utilized as an Impact Player. Each match allows for the usage of one Impact Player for each team. But, it is not required. Teams can decide whether or not to utilize the Impact Player. The BCCI further stated that a player who is replaced by an Impact Player (“Replaced Player”) is not allowed to participate in the rest of the game or even return as a substitute fielder.

A player who sustains an injury while fielding a mid-over can no longer play in the game even if the club substitutes an Impact Player in his place. Otherwise, the only way to introduce Impact Player is in the way that was just mentioned. The Impact Player can only be an Indian player, as Cricbuzz previously reported. Unless there are fewer than four foreign players in the Playing XI.

Only when a team names less than four foreign players in the starting XI may an overseas player be used as an Impact Player. Only one foreign player may be utilized as an impact player out of the five substitutes listed on the squad sheet. There can never be a fifth foreign player on the field if a side adds an international player as an Impact Player during a game. When a wicket falls, a batter retires at any point during an over, or an inning is over. Only the captain has the authority to inform the fourth umpire or the on-field umpire that an impact player has been introduced.

Starting XI for RR in IPL 2023: Under the leadership of Sanju Samson, Rajasthan Royals had a memorable IPL 2022. They came in second place, losing to Gujarat Titans, who went on to win the tournament. Throughout the tournament, they played great cricket and did a great job, winning 9 of their 14 group games. Last season, RR was by far the most consistent team, along with the current champions, the Titans. This helped them get to the final for the first time since the first season in 2008.

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RR was one of the best teams in the tournament, and they also had the best batsman and bowler. Yuzuvendra Chahal had the most wickets in the last game, while Jos Buttler had the most runs and tied a record by hitting 4 centuries in a season. They got to the final because of this and other individual and team performances. They would want to keep up the good work they did last season and hope to win this time to end their long wait for an IPL title. The Royals will play the Sunrisers on April 2 at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Hyderabad. The talented batsman Sanju Samson will lead the Royals.

IPL 2023 starting lineup for RR predicted:

Openers: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Jos Buttler

In the next IPL season, Yashasvi Jaiswal will almost certainly be the opener for the Rajasthan Royals. Over the past couple of years, the young opener has been in great batting form at home. In the most recent Irani Cup game, Jaiswal scored a double-century and a century in the first and second innings, respectively. This is just a small part of what he has done since the last IPL season ended. In 10 games, the left-handed player scored 258 runs.

Jos Buttler, who is the captain of England’s white-ball team, should open with him. The wicket-keeper batsman was a huge hit in the last IPL season. He often put the Royals in a good position for the middle order to score runs. And Buttler would be there until the end of most games, as his four centuries in the last season show. Buttler got 863 runs with an average of over 57 and a strike rate close to 150, which is just amazing.

Middle-Order: Sanju Samson (C & WK), Devdutt Padikkal, Shimron Hetmyer

In his last season leading them, Sanju Samson fit well in the no.3 spot. Samson scored 458 runs at an average of 28.63 and a strike rate of slightly under 147 with 2 half-centuries. This means Samson has always accelerated. After a great start to his IPL career in 2020, Devdutt Padikkal is set to bat next. This season gives him another chance to show himself at the highest level. Padikkal averaged 22 and scored 376 runs in 17 innings.

The Royals’ formidable middle order is completed by West Indies player Shimron Hetmyer. He can finish games and play the way the game requires. This season, the Royals expect him to score 314 runs at 44.14 with a 153.92 strike rate.

All-rounders: Jason Holder, Ravi Ashwin, Riyan Parag

Riyan Parag, a talented all-rounder from Assam, has been playing for the Rajasthan team for a long time, but he hasn’t been very reliable. The team has a lot of faith in this 22-year-old all-rounder, even though he hasn’t always been great with the bat or the ball. This season could be what takes Parag to the next level.

This season, the Royals brought in Jason Holder as a new player. He should be a great utility player for them in all parts of the game. So far in the IPL, he has taken 49 wickets with the ball in 38 games, and the Royals think that he will have his best season yet with them. Ravi Ashwin helped both with the bat and the ball last season. It was his first season with the Royals, and he showed what he was worth. He also got his first fifty in the IPL and took 12 wickets during the season.

Bowlers: Trent Boult, Yuzuvendra Chahal, Kuldeep Sen

Trent Boult, New Zealand’s pace spearhead for nearly a decade, will be one of the Royals’ first players. Boult, a left-arm pacer, is sought after in leagues worldwide despite not playing for the Kiwis. He has 92 wickets in 78 IPL games, including 16 last season. Last year, Royals rookie Kuldeep Sen impressed with his speed. The right-arm bowler collected 8 wickets in 7 games with numerous outstanding outings, urging the team management to give him a longer run this season.

Yuzuvendra Chahal, the cunning leg-spinner, was the highest wicket-taker in the IPL 2022 with 27 scalps, and he has every chance to lead the league again. He has 166 wickets, behind retired IPL player Dwayne Bravo (183 wickets).

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