SRH vs RCB Betting Tips & Predictions

SRH vs RCB Betting Winner Prediction

Recommended Bet: Back SRH to win @ 2.04 with Pure Win 

SRH are outsiders at 2.04 here.

You can just about understand that given they’re on a poor run of form and in addition to results not being great, also haven’t been playing particularly well.

But RCB are far from being a consistent side and one day they’re good, and the next they fall apart.

The difference here may just be that despite the likes of speedster Umran Malik having a poor game last time out for SRH, they’re probably the better bowling unit.

The other positive for Hyderabad is the improved form of Pooran with the bat and with SRH having the superior head-to-head record, they’re the pick among two sides we don’t trust too much either way.

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Recommended Bet: Back Abhishek Sharma to be SRH Top Batsman @ 5.1 with 10CRIC

We’ve talked about Pooran’s good form with the bat in this preview below but it’s worth remembering that he’s only had the chance to bat over so many overs because they’ve lost early wickets.

So as tempting as it is to back the new white ball West Indies skipper at 7.35, and it’s certainly not a bad bet, it’s also worth remembering that opening batsmen hold all the trump cards, as discussed in our top batsman betting guide.

So step forward Abhishek Sharma, who has been in good form, scores plenty of boundaries early on and was a winner for us at big odds last time out!

He really shouldn’t be available at odds of 5.10, so we really don’t want to miss out.

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Sunrisers Hyderabad’s Recent Form

The wheels seem to be coming off for SRH. 

After a poor start, they then won five in a row but went back to their old habits against Delhi and have now lost their last three.

That they conceded far too many was part of the problem but what was their real problem was that they started so slowly in the chase, with skipper Kane Williamson particularly guilty of a ponderous start.

In the death overs they actually scored plenty of runs with Nicholas Pooran looking particularly good in getting to his second consecutive fifty and some SRH fans believing they could still chase down a monster score, but it wasn’t to be.

They really need to win this one or else their Playoff chances will be evaporating away very quickly.

Royal Challengers Bangalore’s Recent Form

Boy, did they need that.

They beat CSK during the week after three straight losses and are now right back into contention to make the Playoffs after a poor run.

But they’ll need to improve in certain areas if they’re going to get the two wins out of three they’re likely to need to make those Playoffs.

One man who had a good game last time out was Mahipal Lomror, who struck a vital 42 off 27, but he didn’t end up being man-of-the-match.

That honour fell to Harshal Patel who took three wickets for 35 runs as he carries on having a strong tournament.

Venue & conditions

We’re back at the Wankhede Stadium for this one, where scores have considerably varied.

The reason for that is that they use different strips and some are just better to bat on than others. In some matches 160 has been a good score, in others 190 hasn’t been enough.

But what remains true is that this is a chasing ground where teams generally prefer to know what the total is and what they need to do to chase it.

So the side batting second will instantly have an advantage.