After putting up a fight in a high-scoring affair against Chennai Super Kings at the latter's home ground, KL Rahul's Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), who had earlier defeated Delhi Capitals by a whopping 50 runs, would be keen to get back to winning ways.

South African gloveman Quinton de Kock will repatriate with Lucknow after the completion of South Africa's ODI series against the Netherlands. Similarly, for Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), skipper Aiden Markram, wicketkeeper Heinrich Klaasen and fast bowler Marco Jansen are back in the fold.

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Caribbean batter Kyle Mayers, who was promoted up the order in De Kock's absence to open the innings with Rahul, has been in destructive form and has notched up two half-centuries in the two matches played so far. Similarly, Mayers' compatriot Nicholas Pooran has also been in clinical form and has displayed glimpses of his abilities in both the matches that the team has played so far in the tournament.

At the bowling front, England fast bowler Mark Wood had a good spell in the first match against Delhi Capitals, picking up a fifer, but was hammered for runs in the second match against CSK, although he still managed to claim three scalps.

Sunrisers, on the other hand, had a dismal outing in the first match against Rajasthan Royals, adding to the already poor captaincy record of Bhuvneshwar Kumar.

Bowling first, Sunrisers were hit left, right and centre as Rajasthan openers Jos Buttler and Yashasvi Jaiswal notched up the highest-ever powerplay score for Rajasthan in the history of the IPL. Each of the six bowlers put to test that day looked pale, thus forming a major concern for the Hyderabad-based team.

Talking about the Sunrisers' batting, the Or.