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Editor’s Pick(TNPL): Karaikudi Kaalai - Thiruvallur Veerans

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The Veerans have been doing pretty well considering. They are placed second on the table after Tuti Patriots and are getting ready to get on top of the table. Karaikudi Kaalai are not necessarily in good form. They have lost two out of three matches. This is a must win match for them and they need to win to stay in pursuit of the cup.
KK have some good players batting for them. S Anirudha did it for them consistently in two matches. He should be in your lineup. Captain Badrinath needs to pull his socks up. Mohan Prasath will be expected to do more as well with the ball. KK does not have a choice.
VTV on the other hand have two back to back wins now. The captain leads from the front. Rahil Shah has also proven to be valuable.

My lineup
Batsmen
M Shahjahan
S Badrinath
Baba Aparjith
NS Chaturved
S Anirudha
Bowlers
S Mohan Prasath
Malolan Rangarajan
Rahil Shah
R Silambaras
Wicket-Keeper
R Rajan
All-Rounder
S Siddharth

Do you agree?
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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