Editor’s Pick(TNPL): Lyca Kovai Kings

Editor’s Pick(TNPL): Lyca Kovai Kings - Dindigul Dragons

Most teams have by now played three matches. The Tuti Patriots top the table with three wins from all three matches. With six points and a run rate of +1.004, the Patriots are on top of their game. They are the defending champions and they have what it takes to defend their title. The Chennai team have two wins from two matches. They are third on the table because their run rate (+0.613) is less than that of VB Thiruvallur Veerans who also have two wins. But from three matches.

Today’s match is between Lyca Kovai Kings - Dindigul Dragons. Kovai has one win from two matches. The Dragons have one win from three matches but have a better run rate. End of the day, the run rate still matters. England or India.

Let’s take a look at one possible lineup. Don’t think Murali Vijay is playing. R Ashwin is playing for India so he is not available either. You can pick K Vignesh. He is in good form.

Batsmen

Ashwin Venkataraman

Ganga Sridhar

L Suryaprakash

BA Sita Ram

Bowlers

MS Sanjay

T Natarajan

M Mohammed

Wicket-Keeper

Ravi Kumar Rohith

N Jagadeesan

All-Rounder

R Vivek

Subramaniam Siva

Your opinion please

Indu

P.S. Please note that the above-expressed opinions are purely the Editor’s. We do not take responsibility, nor can we guarantee the performance of the players. All the best !!!

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