Indian Premier League 2021 | Hyderabad aims to dent Kolkata’s play-off prospects
The Hindu
SRH are languishing at the bottom, while KKR still have hopes of qualifying for the knockout stage
Out of the play-offs race, bottom-placed Sunrisers Hyderabad will look to dent Kolkata Knight Riders' chances of making it to the knockout stage when they face off in an IPL game here on Sunday.
With nine defeats from 11 matches, SRH are languishing at the bottom, while KKR still have hopes of qualifying for the knockout stage as they are at fourth place with 10 points from 12 matches.
SRH have won just one match out of the four that they have played since the resumption of the IPL in the UAE.
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