Chennai Super Kings vs Delhi Capitals Live Streaming on Star Sports – IPL 2019 Eliminator 2 live score

Chennai Super Kings and Delhi Capitals will fight for a spot in the final of IPL 2019 when they face off against each other in the Qualifier 2 on Friday, May 10. The match will be played at the Dr. Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam (Vizag). The match will start at 7:30 PM IST. CSK had won both the matches comprehensively against Delhi during the league stages of the tournament.  DC defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad in the eliminator to qualify for the qualifier 2 while CSK lost the qualifier 1 to Mumbai Indians. The winner of this match will face MI in Hyderabad on May 12 for the final. 

Star Sports live streaming info

Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1 Hindi, Star Sports 2 and Star Sports Select 1 will broadcast the Qualifier 2 in India. The television coverage will start at 6:30 PM IST. Hotstar will live stream the match via its app and website for the premium subscribers. The coverage will be available in Hindi, English and several other regional languages like Kannada, Tamil, Bengali, Telegu, etc. 

CSK aim to set up a summit clash with Mumbai 

Chennai Super Kings will be glad to see the fact the Vizag pitch has got an equal amount of spin, if not more than the Chennai wicket. Kedar Jadhav’s injury gave an opportunity to Murli Vijay and he did quite alright in the Qualifier 1. Considering all these factors, skipper MS Dhoni may decide to stick the same XI for this knockout match. 

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Capitals seek their first final appearance 

Delhi Capitals will be happy with their result in the eliminator against SRH, even though it wasn’t a perfect win of any sort. Trent Boult average performance in that match could well mean Chris Morris getting another opportunity. Sandeep Lamichhane can also come in as the Vizag pitch supports spinners. Colin Munro didn’t seem like finding his rhythm and could be replaced by Colin Ingram. Other than these, Delhi is unlikely to change their combination.  The Vizag pitch was slow in the eliminator and won’t go any massive change for the Qualifier 2. The dew will surely play a role in helping teams to chase the total but spinners can come in handy. Batsmen are likely to attack the bowlers in the powerplay overs in order to get some time out for the later sections of the match. There are no chances of rain and the weather won’t cause any disruption in the match

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