As Chennai Super Kings (CSK) face Rajasthan Royals (RR) in their final league-stage match of IPL 2025, attention shifts to key individual performers who could shape the outcome of this inconsequential but competitive clash.
With both sides out of playoff contention, the spotlight is firmly on emerging players and seasoned names hoping to sign off on a strong note at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.
While CSK seek to cap off a season of rebuilding by offering youngsters another chance, RR will aim to end a forgettable campaign on a positive note.
Here are six players from each team who could be crucial in Tuesday's game:
Chennai Super Kings vs Rajasthan Royals key players today
Ayush Mhatre (Batter): The 17-year-old opener has impressed with his aggressive stroke-play in the powerplay overs. In a season where CSK struggled to score early, Mhatre has brought a much-needed spark at the top.
Dewald Brevis (Batter): Brevis, known for his fearless approach, has offered middle-order solidity. On a flat Delhi track, his ability to accelerate could help CSK post a strong total.
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Matheesha Pathirana (Bowler): The Sri Lankan pacer brings variety with his slingy action and yorkers. Pathirana will be central to CSK’s death bowling plans.
Ravindra Jadeja (All-Rounder): With his experience, Jadeja will guide the young unit. His spin could be effective early in the innings before dew sets in.
Yashasvi Jaiswal (Batter): Jaiswal remains RR’s most reliable performer with the bat this season. A solid start from him will be vital if RR want to dominate early.
Also Read: CSK vs RR Pitch Report- Flat pitch, short boundaries promise high-scoring game at Arun Jaitley stadium
Vaibhav Suryavanshi (Batter): The young opener has shown promise and will be keen to convert starts into a big knock to end his campaign on a high.
Maheesh Theekshana (Bowler): On a track where spinners could get some early grip, Theekshana’s variations may trouble the CSK top order.
With both sides out of playoff contention, the spotlight is firmly on emerging players and seasoned names hoping to sign off on a strong note at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.
While CSK seek to cap off a season of rebuilding by offering youngsters another chance, RR will aim to end a forgettable campaign on a positive note.
Here are six players from each team who could be crucial in Tuesday's game:
Chennai Super Kings vs Rajasthan Royals key players today
Ayush Mhatre (Batter): The 17-year-old opener has impressed with his aggressive stroke-play in the powerplay overs. In a season where CSK struggled to score early, Mhatre has brought a much-needed spark at the top.
Dewald Brevis (Batter): Brevis, known for his fearless approach, has offered middle-order solidity. On a flat Delhi track, his ability to accelerate could help CSK post a strong total.
Also Read: Digvesh Singh Rathi vs Abhishek Sharma- IPL fines both cricketers, suspends LSG spinner for next match
Matheesha Pathirana (Bowler): The Sri Lankan pacer brings variety with his slingy action and yorkers. Pathirana will be central to CSK’s death bowling plans.
Ravindra Jadeja (All-Rounder): With his experience, Jadeja will guide the young unit. His spin could be effective early in the innings before dew sets in.
Yashasvi Jaiswal (Batter): Jaiswal remains RR’s most reliable performer with the bat this season. A solid start from him will be vital if RR want to dominate early.
Also Read: CSK vs RR Pitch Report- Flat pitch, short boundaries promise high-scoring game at Arun Jaitley stadium
Vaibhav Suryavanshi (Batter): The young opener has shown promise and will be keen to convert starts into a big knock to end his campaign on a high.
Maheesh Theekshana (Bowler): On a track where spinners could get some early grip, Theekshana’s variations may trouble the CSK top order.
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