IPL 2021 | CSK will be keen to get going against PBKS
The Hindu
Rahul’s will be a more confident unit
In the first seven days of the Indian Premier League, they played a solitary match. In the next six, both the teams will feature in three games each, starting with a face-off between them on Friday. While the Lions from Chennai will be hoping to get their campaign going after a lacklustre opening, the Kings from Punjab will be keen to switch gears after a nervous win. Having earned a victory in a tight finish, something that K.L. Rahul’s outfit failed to do consistently in the latter half of IPL 2020, Punjab Kings will return to the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, a much more confident lot. Chennai Super Kings, on the other hand, would be thinking about getting its act together and opening its account.
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