The red-ball series will commence on June 06, 2026, at the MYSIC (Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket) Stadium in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh.

This forthcoming multi-format series at home marks the first international assignment for India after the T20 World Cup 2026 and the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026.

After eight years, Afghanistan will play a test match on Indian soil, their last appearance having come in June 2018.

Opening Combination: Yashasvi Jaiswal & KL Rahul

As expected, Kumble preferred the routine opening combination of Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul. The duo batters can add composure and aggression to their innings by maintaining stable partnerships.

Jaiswal’s fearless approach has often helped him to convert his starts into high scores. Rahul’s experience and flexibility to bat at any order make him the best choice as an opener.

Both these batters are expected to provide a solid start against Afghanistan’s disciplined bowling attack, particularly against spinners.

The No.3 Dilemma: Devdutt Padikkal, The Best Choice or Not?

Devdutt Padikkal was at his peak form when he batted at the No.3 position for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the recently concluded IPL 2026.

The 25-year-old promises to add stability to the No.3 slot in tests, a void left after Cheteshwar Pujara’s retirement.

Explosive Middle Order: Gill & Pant

Indian test skipper Shubman Gill was impressive with his form at the No.4 batting slot during the Anderson Tendulkar Trophy 2025. His presence promises to fill the void at the fourth position left after Virat Kohli retires from the longest format.

The aggressive batting style of Rishabh Pant at the No.5 position opens a new dimension to India’s batting line-up. The southpaw can change the course of the game with his quickfire knocks and attacking intent right from the first ball.

The duo specialist batters can exhibit a mix of attacking and defensive batting styles, controlled temperament, and accelerate the innings based on the game situation.

Reliable All-Rounders: Washington, Nitish, & Harsh

Anil Kumble’s playing XI features multiple all-rounders. While Washington Sundar and Harsh Dubey can add balance to the squad as left-handed batters and spinners, Nitish Kumar Reddy is the sole pace bowling all-rounder.

The trio of all-rounders adds depth to India’s lower order as well as maintains a proper balance in the bowling attack.

Strong Bowling Attack: Brar, Kuldeep & Siraj

Anil Kumble’s bowling line-up features three core specialist bowlers. The pace bowling attack spearheaded by Mohammed Siraj adds immense experience and intensity. Gurnoor Brar opens a new dimension with his ability to generate huge bounce and pace with his deliveries, promising to be a back-up pacer for Siraj.

Kuldeep Yadav, the master of wrist spin bowling, makes him the favorite to lead the spin bowling attack alongside Sundar and Dubey.

The combination of Kuldeep, Siraj, and Brar adds fuel power to India’s bowling attack, bolstering the wicket-taking options in the longest format.

Notable Omissions From Kumble’s Predicted Playing XI

Here are the four notable exclusions from Anil Kumble’s predictions on India’s playing XI for the one-off test against Afghanistan:

1. Sai Sudharsan: Left-Handed Batsman
2. Dhruv Jurel: Right-Handed Batters and Wicketkeeper
3. Manav Suthar: Spin Bowling All-Rounder (Left-Handed Batsman and Orthodox Spinner)
4. Prasidh Krishna: Fast Bowler

Sai Sudharsan, who was the third leading run scorer in the IPL 2026 (722 runs in 17 matches), couldn’t find a spot in Kumble’s predicted line-up.

Likewise, Dhruv Jurel, who exhibited a remarkable consistency by anchoring the innings for Rajasthan Royals, was one of the top run scorers of the league (515 runs in 16 innings). Despite boasting impressive wicketkeeping skills, Rishabh Pant was given special preference for his dynamic batting approach in red-ball cricket.

Prasidh Krishna, who was one of the core performers in the Gujarat Titans’ bowling unit (16 wickets in 12 matches), found no place in India’s pace bowling attack. Rather, Kumble hoped the uncapped player Gurnoor Brar would earn a spot in the playing XI and earn his memorable international debut. 

As expected, Manav Suthar is unlikely to earn his place in India’s main XI with Washington Sundar and Harsh Dubey emerging as the core spin bowling all-rounders in the squad.

Overall List: Anil Kumble’s Predicted Playing XI for India

1. Yashasvi Jaiswal: Left-Handed Batsman
2. KL Rahul: Right-Handed Batsman (Back-up Wicketkeeper)
3. Devdutt Padikkal: Left-Handed Batsman
4. Shubman Gill (Captain): Right-Handed Batsman
5. Rishabh Pant: Left-Handed Batsman and Wicketkeeper
6. Washington Sundar: Spin Bowling All-Rounder (Left-Handed Batsman and Spin Bowler)
7. Nitish Kumar Reddy: Fast Bowling All-Rounder (Right-Handed Batsman and Fast Bowler)
8. Harsh Dubey: Spin Bowling All-Rounder (Left-Handed Batsman and Spin Bowler)
9. Gurnoor Brar: Fast Bowler
10. Kuldeep Yadav: Spin Bowler

Mohammed Siraj: Fast Bowler

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After winning back-to-back IPL trophies, fans had huge expectations for either an open-top bus parade or grand stadium celebration.

The public safety concerns, players’ international commitments, administrative complications, and the painful lessons from last year’s stampede tragedy made the RCB management cautious, preferring safety over Extravaganza.

IPL 2025 Title Win and Stampede Incident

RCB’s maiden title victory after 18 years in IPL 2025 turned out to be a heartbreaking moment following the stampede incident on June 04, 2025, outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium. During the celebration, a huge crowd gathered where 11 fans lost their lives, and several were left injured.

This incident triggered sharp criticism, questioning the state government’s actions and judicial oversight on crowd control and event management.

Even after one year, the wounds of the stampede tragedy remain fresh. The franchise and local authorities were not willing to take another risk of hosting a grand celebration ceremony.

Following the state police’s strict protocols, RCB management has decided to avoid massive public celebrations on city streets.

Swearing-In Ceremony of Karnataka Chief Minister

DK Shivakumar, the newly appointed Chief Minister of Karnataka, announced his oath-taking ceremony on June 03, 2026 (Wednesday at 04.05 pm) at Lok Bhavan.

As the governor’s residence and M. Chinnaswamy Stadium are located nearby, the collision of the two biggest events can prompt a huge crowd gathering.  This requires heavy police protection, leaving authorities clueless about how to safely organize the large-scale events within a short span.

Most often, police deployment is specifically focused on political ceremonies, leaving little space to manage another public event like a sports celebration where countless cricket enthusiasts gather at the same time.

Bengaluru Police Strict Warning to Fans

Ahead of the IPL 2026 final match, the Bengaluru police department warned fans not to celebrate publicly on the road if RCB wins the trophy.

Seemanth Kumar Singh, the City Police Commissioner, clarified that just because of the security concerns, fans should celebrate privately and indoors instead of opting for public celebrations.

Here is what RCB posted on their social media channels, encouraging fans for a responsible celebration:

“Thank You All! What a night to remember! What a feeling it was! A hearty congratulations to every member of the RCB nation. This is indeed your win. As we begin with our celebration, let’s be responsible and celebrate with your loved ones,�the franchise posted on social media.

This statement clarified to fans that, unlike the previous year, there won’t be any victory parade at Chinnaswamy Stadium.

Also, the police officials strictly prohibited fans from bursting firecrackers or using any hazardous substances that could harm public peace and safety.

Rajat Patidar’s Tribute to Stampede Incident Victims

RCB skipper Rajat Patidar, who became the third captain after MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma in winning back-to-back IPL titles, maintained his excitement levels low.

After a successful title defence, the 33-year-old opened up about the heartbreaking incident of last year’s stampede. He conveyed his condolences to the victims who lost their lives during the IPL trophy celebration.

Compared to the joy of lifting their second IPL trophy, the memories of the tragic incident after RCB’s maiden IPL triumph were even more painful.

Patidar dedicated his team’s achievement to the victims and their families, outlining the sentimental importance of the occasion. Here is what the RCB skipper said:

“Certainly! When you have lost your fans after winning the game, the incident makes you feel bad and painful. They are not only our fans, but also the family members of RCB as well. So, my team and I have always dreamt of dedicating this trophy to them. Beyond this, I don’t have any words to express any feeling,�Patidar conveyed his opinion.

Players Upcoming International Commitments

Soon after the conclusion of the IPL 2026 final, a majority of key players in the RCB squad need to gear up for their next international assignments.

The batting stalwart Virat Kohli will have less than 10 days to join his national squad ahead of the 3-match ODI series against Afghanistan starting on June 13, 2026 (Saturday).

Devdutt Padikkal is part of India’s one-off test squad against Afghanistan, scheduled to commence this Saturday (June 06, 2026).

Overseas cricketers like Josh Hazlewood, Tim David, and Romario Shepherd have busy international commitments.

The tightly packed schedule in the international cricket calendar hardly leaves any space for the IPL franchise’s victory parade celebrations.

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After restricting the Titans to 155/8 in 20 overs at the Narendra Modi Stadium, the Royal Challengers chased down the target conveniently, riding on Kohli’s fabulous knock, which turned the final into a one-sided contest.

With back-to-back wins, RCB skipper Rajat Patidar joined the elite list of successful IPL captains like MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma who have defended the IPL trophy.

Let’s take a look at the RCB’s historic achievement in the IPL 2026 final as well as the award winners and prize money.

Winning The Toss and Bowling Second: Fortune Tilted Towards RCB Skipper

Rajat Patidar opted to bowl first after winning the toss, which was indeed the first step for RCB to claim a victory. This was because the IPL 2026 final was played on pitch number 06 (a mix of red and black soil), where the first batting team struggled in recent times to accumulate high totals.

As the dew factor plays a heavy role during summers in the Northern Hemisphere, the chasing teams gain a huge advantage, particularly at the Narendra Modi Stadium.

Washington Sundar’s Fifty Ineffective Against RCB Bowling Attack

Except for Washington Sundar, the Gujarat Titans’ top, middle, and lower order failed to make an impact.

Sundar’s unbeaten 37-ball fifty (including 5 fours) revived his team from a subpar start, but he managed to steer his team to the modest total.

A charged bowling attack of RCB tamed the powerful batting line-up of the Titans. It includes the core contributions of Rasikh Salam Dar (3/27 in 4 overs), Josh Hazlewood (2/37 in 4 overs), Bhuvneshwar Kumar (2/29 in 4 overs), and Krunal Pandya (1/23 in 4 overs). 

Chase Master Kohli Played a Crucial Knock in the IPL 2026 Final

RCB openers Venkatesh Iyer and Virat Kohli gave a dominating start in the powerplay overs, having scored 70/1 in 6 overs.

Iyer, who scored a brisk 32 runs off 16 balls (including 4 fours and 2 sixes), departed after suffering an ankle strain.

Despite wickets falling at the other end, Kohli maintained his composure and scored his fastest-ever IPL fifty in just 25 balls. However, the RCB’s run machine too struggled at one stage while running between the wickets. This was the rare instance of Virat calling out the physios multiple times during a match.

Even after a leg injury, the 37-year-old refused to return and showed his intent to steer his team to the winning target.

Finally, Kohli struck the winning runs in style, smashing a six and scoring an unbeaten 75-run knock off 42 balls (including 9 fours and 3 sixes) at a strike rate of 178.57.

Kohli vs Gill: A Controversial Catch in IPL 2026 Final Match

While RCB was well set in the run chase, Shubman Gill’s catch to dismiss Virat Kohli turned out to be controversial. At 15.6 overs, the veteran batter’s mistimed shot prompted Gill to take a diving catch.

As GT celebrated, Kohli seemed unconvincing and asked for a review by the third umpire. The RCB opener walked towards Gill and asked if the catch was taken cleanly.

After the third umpire reviewed the catch at multiple angles, the decision was overturned as the ball had slightly touched the ground.

Later, Kohli was spotted having a heated exchange of words with Gill, and this decision triggered huge criticism among fans on social media. 

IPL 2026 Final Match Award Winners List and Prize Money

IPL 2026 Season Award Winners and Prize Money Overall List

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RCB under Rajat Patidar’s captaincy won their maiden IPL title last year (in 2025). The men in red have set their sights on lifting the IPL trophy for the second consecutive time.

Meanwhile, Shubman Gill has set high hopes to claim his first-ever IPL crown as GT’s captain. Earlier, the Titans franchise lifted the trophy under Hardik Pandya’s captaincy back in 2022.

Notably, this is the first time the Royal Challengers and Titans will square off against each other in IPL finals history.

With a few hours left for the grand climax, let’s take a detailed look at RCB and GT records in IPL finals.

A Shocking 1-3 Track Record For RCB in IPL Finals

The bitter truth was that RCB struggled under the chokers tag until Rajat Patidar took over the captaincy in IPL 2025. His captaincy debut in that season was indeed the turning point of the franchise, ending an 18-year IPL trophy drought.

Also, this marks the fifth instance for RCB to qualify for an IPL final as well as their second under Patidar’s leadership.

Let’s take a glance at RCB’s performance in the IPL finals, highlighting their struggles in 2009, 2011, and 2016. But Patidar’s captaincy has rewritten the story�turning the chokers into champions.

A 1-1 Record For GT in IPL Finals

The debut season for the Titans under Hardik Pandya’s captaincy turned out to be a memorable one, as they claimed the championship crown back in the IPL 2022 edition.

However, in the subsequent season (IPL 2023), the Titans concluded as runner-up with the same captain at the helm.

Here is a quick recap of GT’s performance in two consecutive IPL finals (in 2022 and 2023):

This is the third instance for the Gujarat Titans to qualify for the IPL final, as well as their first under Shubman Gill’s captaincy.

RCB and GT Captains’ Milestones in IPL 2026 Final

As RCB and GT eye their second IPL crown, both teams’ skippers boast high chances of achieving sensational milestones only by winning the forthcoming final match.

Rajat Patidar (RCB Captain):

• After winning the previous edition’s trophy, Patidar could become the third Indian captain in IPL history to defend the title. Only MS Dhoni-led Chennai Super Kings (in IPL 2010 and IPL 2011) and Rohit Sharma-led Mumbai Indians (2019 and 2020) defended their IPL crown successfully. 
  
• Patidar could become the first and only RCB captain in IPL history to lead his team to two consecutive IPL title victories.

Shubman Gill (GT Captain):

• Gujarat Titans could win their second IPL title as well as their first under Gill’s captaincy.
  
• Possibility for the Titans to become the fourth franchise in IPL history to win two or more championship titles (CSK: 5 titles, MI: 5 titles, and KKR: 3 titles).

RCB and GT: IPL Finals Record At Narendra Modi Stadium

Here is a brief comparison of how RCB and GT’s outcomes in IPL finals at the Narendra Modi Stadium

Home Team Wins and Losses in IPL Final History

Analyzing the IPL final history, four out of six finals were lost by the home teams. CSK and GT were the only two teams that secured a win at home in the IPL final back in 2011 and 2022, respectively.

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RCB are set for their title defense at the Narendra Modi Stadium with a strong batting and bowling attack. Virat Kohli’s form is indeed a huge boon for the team’s batting line-up.

GT, on the other side, bounced back with a dominating 7-wicket victory against the Rajasthan Royals in the Qualifier 2 round.

With both teams aiming for their second trophy, let’s predict the IPL 2026 winner by analyzing head-to-head records of RCB vs GT, their track record in IPL finals, key players, weather, and pitch report, possible playing XI, and impact player choice.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Gujarat Titans IPL 2026 Final Match Details

• IPL 2026 Final Match Date and Day: May 31, 2026 (Sunday)
• Venue: Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad
• Seating Capacity: 1,30,000+ Spectators
• Match Timings (IST):
  • Toss: 07 pm
  • 1st Innings: 07:30 pm to 09:30 pm
  • Innings Break: 09:30 pm to 09:50 pm
  • 2nd Innings: 09:50 pm to 11:40 pm

RCB vs GT Head-to-Head Rivalry: IPL Matches and IPL Finals

As this is the first time RCB and GT have faced off against each other in an IPL final, let’s take a look at their head-to-head records so far:

RCB vs GT Head-to-Head Rivalry At Narendra Modi Stadium

RCB and GT Success Rate in IPL Finals History 

RCB and GT Key Players to Watch in IPL 2026 Final

• Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Virat Kohli, Rajat Patidar, Krunal Pandya, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, and Jacob Duffy
  
• Gujarat Titans: Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill, Rahul Tewatia, Kagiso Rabada, and Rashid Khan

Narendra Modi Stadium IPL 2026 Final: Weather, Pitch, and Toss Conditions

• Weather: The clear conditions guarantee to entertain fans in a high-octane IPL 2026 final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
  
  
  • Temperature: 33°C
  • Wind Speed: 15 km/hr
  • Humidity: 48%
  • Cloud Cover: 28%
  • Dew Point: 23°
  • Rainfall Chances: 2%
    
    
• Pitch: The red-soil pitch is batting-friendly, favoring the chasing teams to accomplish mammoth targets. A high-scoring contest can be expected as teams can easily compile 230 or 250+ totals.
  
  Contrarily, the black soil pitch at this venue is sluggish in nature, making it difficult for teams to compile runs. As dew would play a big role, the teams that bat second will have higher chances of winning.
  
  To be precise, an aggressive approach is required on red soil pitch, while a composed and cautious approach is the key to success on black soil pitch.
  
  
• Toss: Based on the high level of dew factor, the toss-winning captain during the IPL 2026 final should bowl first and take advantage of thrilling run chases at this venue. Even if the team bats first, it is important to accumulate 250+ on the board to make the run chase more challenging (only if played on a red soil pitch).

RCB and GT Playing XI and Impact Players List for IPL 2026 Final

The playing XI combination and impact player selection for Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Gujarat Titans are likely to remain unchanged for the IPL 2026 final:

RCB Predicted Main XI for IPL 2026

1. Virat Kohli
2. Venkatesh Iyer
3. Devdutt Padikkal
4. Rajat Patidar (Captain)
5. Jitesh Sharma
6. Tim David (Overseas Player)
7. Krunal Pandya
8. Bhuveshwar Kumar
9. Jacob Duffy (Overseas Player)
10. Josh Hazlewood (Overseas Player)
11. Rasikh Dar Salam

RCB Possible Impact Subs List for IPL 2026 Final

1. Romario Shepherd (Overseas Player / Expected Impact Player)
2. Suyash Sharma
3. Kanishk Chouhan
4. Abhinandan Singh
5. Jordan Cox (Overseas Player)

GT Predicted Main XI for IPL 2026

1. Sai Sudharsan
2. Shubman Gill (Captain)
3. Jos Buttler
4. Nishant Sindhu
5. Washington Sundar
6. Jason Holder (Overseas Player)
7. Rashid Khan (Overseas Player)
8. R. Sai Kishore
9. Kagiso Rabada (Overseas Player)
10. Prasidh Krishna
11. Mohammed Siraj

GT Possible Impact Subs List for IPL 2026 Final

1. Rahul Tewatia (Expected Impact Player Choice)
2. Glenn Phillips
3. Anuj Rawat
4. Kumar Kushagra
5. Arshad Khan

IPL 2026 Final Winner Prediction: Royal Challengers Bengaluru or Gujarat Titans?

Royal Challengers Bengaluru are the favorites to win the IPL 2026 trophy, given their recent form, strong batting and bowling attack compared to the Gujarat Titans.

Excluding the previous season, RCB’s track record in IPL finals was not impressive, having concluded as a three-time runner-up. Despite 25% success rate in IPL finals, hopes ignite under Rajat Patidar’s captaincy as RCB claimed their maiden title last season and are the favorites to defend their title under the same captain.

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The winner of the upcoming 73rd match of IPL 2026 will get an opportunity to face off against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the grand finale.

GT needs to make use of their second lifeline after losing to RCB by 92 runs in Qualifier 1. On the other hand, RR has been in tremendous form after triumphing over Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) by 47 runs.

Let’s predict the winner of IPL 2026 Qualifier 2 round by analyzing the head-to-head records of GT vs RR, their recent form, key players, weather, and pitch conditions, expected playing XI, and impact player options.

Gujarat Titans vs Rajasthan Royals IPL 2026 Match Info

• IPL 2026 Match Number: 73
• Date and Day: May 29, 2026 (Friday)
• Venue: MYSIC Stadium, Mullanpur
• Seating capacity inside stadium: 38,000
• Match Timings: 07:30 pm IST

GT and RR Recent Form Comparison in the Last 5 Matches of IPL 2026

• Gujarat Titans:

• Rajasthan Royals:

Head-to-Head Clashes of GT and RR in IPL Since 2022

GT vs RR Head-to-Head At MYSIC Stadium

For the first time, the Gujarat Titans and Rajasthan Royals will compete at the MYSIC stadium in Mullanpur. 

GT vs RR Head-to-Head in IPL Playoffs

Only once did the Gujarat Titans and the Rajasthan Royals clash in an IPL playoff. Back in the 2022 edition final, GT triumphed over RR by 7 wickets to claim their maiden championship title under Hardik Pandya’s captaincy.

Titans vs Royals Key Players To Watch in IPL 2026 Qualifier 2

• Gujarat Titans: Shubman Gill, Rahul Tewatia, Kagiso Rabada (Overseas), Jason Holder (Overseas), and Jos Buttler
  
  
• Rajasthan Royals: Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Dhruv Jurel, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Jofra Archer (Oveseas), and Nandre Burger (Overseas) 

Mullanpur Latest Update: Weather, Pitch, and Toss For IPL 2026 Qualifier 2

• Weather: The clear and breezy conditions at the Mullanpur stadium make it suitable for GT and RR to play a complete 20-over contest.
  
  
  • Temperature: 28°C
  • Wind Speed: 20 km/hr
  • Humidity: 43%
  • Cloud Cover: 25%
  • Dew Point: 16°
  • Rainfall Chance: NIL
    
• Pitch: Unlike the previous match of the IPL 2026 eliminator round, the MYSIC stadium is expected to favor the chasing team. This is because of the high dew factor that tilts the match towards the batting side during the second innings. Compared to spinners, the pacers will have a key role to play in Mullanpur.
  
• Toss: The toss-winning captain is likely to prefer batting second at this venue. This is because chasing mammoth targets can become easier with a high level of dew point (16°).

GT and RR Playing XI and Impact Subs For IPL 2026 Qualifier 2

Here is how the Gujarat Titans and the Rajasthan Royals should build an in-depth batting line-up to bolster their playing XI for IPL 2026 Qualifier 2:

Gujarat Titans Predicted XI in IPL 2026 Qualifier 2:

1. Sai Sudharsan
2. Shubman Gill (Captain)
3. Jos Buttler (Overseas)
4. Washington Sundar
5. Nishant Sindhu
6. Jason Holder (Overseas)
7. Rashid Khan (Overseas)
8. Rahul Tewatia
9. Kagiso Rabada (Overseas)
10. Mohammed Siraj
11. Prasidh Krishna

Gujarat Titans Impact Subs Options in IPL 2026 Qualifier 2:

1. Glenn Phillips (Overseas)
2. Anuj Rawat
3. Kumar Kushagra
4. R.Sai Kishore
5. Shahrukh Khan

Rajasthan Royals Predicted XI in IPL 2026 Qualifier 2:

1. Yashasvi Jaiswal
2. Vaibhav Suryavanshi
3. Riyan Parag (Captain)
4. Dhruv Jurel
5. Donovan Ferreira  (Overseas)
6. Ravindra Jadeja
7. Dasun Shanaka (Overseas)
8. Jofra Archer (Overseas)
9. Nandre Burger (Overseas)
10. Brijesh Sharma
11. Yash Raj Punja

Rajasthan Royals Impact Subs Options in IPL 2026 Qualifier 2:

1. Shubham Dubey
2. Sushant Mishra
3. Aman Rao Perala
4. Ravi Bishnoi
5. Tushar Deshpande

IPL 2026 Qualifier 2 Winner Prediction: Gujarat Titans or Rajasthan Royals

Gujarat Titans’ domination in the head-to-head records enhances their winning chances, but Rajasthan Royals’ recent form makes them the favorites to win the Qualifier 2 round.

In conclusion, the team with an aggressive opening combination and consistent batters in the middle order has higher chances to accomplish a victory at the MYSIC stadium.

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