MI go to Jaipur fortress as the better team


The second match of the night takes place between Mumbai Indians and Rajasthan Royals at the latter’s backyard. Despite the fact that Rajasthan have won two games and Mumbai have won only one, it feels as though the latter have been a better team in the tournament.
Rajasthan Royals
The Jaipur outfit might have the most explosive batsmen of the format in their team but they are yet to connect in the tournament. Ben Stokes and Jaydev Unadkat, their two most expensive buys, have been a disappointment and so has Ajinkya Rahane’s captaincy.
Mumbai Indians

Despite losing their first three games of the tournament, they always posed a threat to the opposition and were never out of the game till the very final ball was bowled. Rohit Sharma and Evin Lewis are on song as they are finally beginning to click as a team.
Prediction
Mumbai Indians seem to have found their rhythm and will crush the Royals in their own backyard.
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