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IPL 2022: Chahal and Ashwin will be a threat to Sunrisers Hyderabad, says Dhawal Kulkarni
Mumbai, March 29
As the 2016 Indian Premier League (IPL) champions Sunrisers Hyderabad take on the inaugural season winners Rajasthan Royals at the Maharashtra Cricket Association, Pune on March 29, all eyes will be on the spin duo Ravichandran Ashwin and YuzvendraChahal.
"Ashwin and Chahal are world class bowlers who have proven themselves. They have lots of experience behind them and have done it for their respective sides. It is going to be a tough ask for Sunrisers Hyderabad," Dhawal Kulkarni said during a Gameplan episode on Star Sports.
Former India batter Aakash Chopra said that he is not expecting a lot of spin in the first game
"I am not expecting a lot of spin because it is just the first game. However, there may not be any dew as it is an open field in comparison to the other three venues. When you talk about Ashwin and Chahal, you talk about a lot of quality. I expect them to pick up a few wickets and be economical as well," he said.
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