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The Delhi Capitals (DC) are all set for their second game of the Indian Premier League 2025, where they will face 2024 runners-up Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). This highly anticipated clash will take place at the ACA VDCA International Cricket Stadium in Vizag on March 30. The DC staged their remarkable comeback in their last game against LSG. Chasing a big total of 210, they found themselves in a difficult situation after reducing it by 65/5. However, a magnificent batting partnership between Ashutosh Sharma and Vipraj Nigam helped them cross the finishing line.
On the other hand, SRH have played their two matches so far and are gearing up for their third game of the cash-rich league. Pat Cummins and his men had a strong start to the tournament, where they registered a 44-run win over Rajasthan Royals. However, they could not maintain their dominating momentum heading to the next game against LSG. The SRH was just able to rack up 190/9. The opponents chase down the total in just 16.1 overs to mark their first win.
DC vs SRH: Weather Report
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According to AccuWeather, the temperature at Vizag seems to be 31 degrees Celsius at the start of the game, and it will be reduced to 28 degrees Celsius as the match begins. The weather appears to be sunny throughout the game, and there are no chances of rain in this contest. Fans will be happy to witness a full 40 overs of the game taking place here. However, there is a humidity concern in this game, which might trouble the players.
DC vs SRH: Pitch Report
This thriller is all set to take place at the ACA VDCA International Cricket Stadium in Vizag, where the pitch has been favoring the batters. In the last game, DC chased down a total of 210 despite their batting collapse, which shows that the upcoming game might be high-scoring for both teams. Notably, the highest-ever total at this stadium is 272, which was made by KKR against DC in IPL 2024. The winning skipper might look to bat first here over chasing.