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IPL 16 Teaser – First things first, Last year in our teaser we had predicted that IPL 15 would be written with 'Golden Ink' in the history of punting industries and proved the same. Entire IPL was fantastic (Except first match and last match) where punters enjoyed the most, but this time IPL 16 will be remembered for its 'SURPRISE ELEMENTS' and 'UNORTHODOX RESULTS' as lots of rules have been changed. Due to changes in rules, it will be difficult for punters as well bookmakers to predict the things. Now on wards IPL will not be as predictable as it was in past years.
There will be jackpots matches but this time punter has to be extra cautious and alert to grab it, it would not be as easy as last year where punter can lay at any rate and make profit out of it. As an analyst we are suggesting our followers to first understand new rules, how it applies in the match, analyse how it will affect and after that start trading in IPL. As a punter, you need to apply your mind + common sense (both) to succeed in this IPL. TRADE.EARN.REST.CONTINUE – This would be your mantra in this year's IPL if you want to make a good profit from it.
Past Year Recap – Jackpot..Jackpot..Jackpot! Bookies don't like it, They Avoid it, But Jackpot likes Punters and they can't Avoid..We had already predicted in our last year’s Advanced Point with clear voice that IPL 15 would be remembered as one of best punter friendly IPL and it does. Out of 74 matches only 21 matches were straight matches rest all matches were turnout to be blockbuster matches for punter except final match.
IPL 15 Summary with Rates (All 74 Matches)
👉 Straight Match - 21
👉 Jackpot Match (30p/20p/10p to Team Won) - 18
👉 Small Trading Match (10p to 50p-70p) - 6
👉 60p-50p Mini Jackpot Match - 18
👉 50p to 50p Trading Match (Both side rates) - 11
1) League Formats – IPL 16 will kick-off on 31st March 2023 with the inaugural match between defending champion Gujarat Titan V Chennai Super Kings at Ahmedabad and Final match of IPL 16 will be played on 28th May 2023. After a gap of 3 long years of break (due to COVID-19) finally IPL is back to its traditional Home/Away style. All 10 Teams were divided into 2 virtual group (based on IPL winning sorting as; Group A – Mumbai Indians, Kolkata Knight Riders, Rajasthan Royals, Delhi Capitals and Lucknow Super Giants; Group B – Chennai Super Kings, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Gujarat Titans, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Punjab Kings). Each team will play 2 matches against the team of the same group and 1 match against the next group. In total each team will play 14 matches each (7 at home and 7 at away) that summaries 70 League Matches followed by Play-offs and Grand Finale.
2) Match Timings – 2 time slots were awarded for IPL 16; Afternoon/day match will start at 3:30 PM IST and Evening/night match will start at 7:30 PM IST. Daily 1 match will be played during weekdays (Monday to Friday) that start at 1 7:30 PM IST and during weekends (Saturday and Sunday) there will be a double header; first match will start at 3:30 PM and second match at 7:30 PM.
3) Live Telecast – IPL 16 exclusively live on TV on Star Sports network and Jio Cinema App. Punters please note that if you are planning to follow a match on the Jio Cinema App then the Jio Cinema App will relay the telecast 1.5 balls behind; to get accurate and ball-by-ball updates you can download our own app free. We are not restricted to provide only odds/rates line but news around cricketing world and full match scorecard as well and it’s absolutely free; If you haven’t install yet, checkout now "KhanDada - Live Line"
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4) Weather Challenge – April and May considered as driest days in India with summer season is on peak. Chances of rain are very blink but considering the global environment changes, it is safe to check the weather forecast for the day (especially for coastal cities like Kolkata, Chennai and Mumbai).
5) New Rulse – As many as FIVE new rules will be introduced in IPL 16. As a punter, these rules are key to understand as these rules could make or break your trading strategies.
👉 Playing 11 after Toss – Captains in IPL 2023 will walk out for the toss with two different team sheets (for bat first and bat second with playing 11 + 4 subs for Impact Player) and can decide their final XIs after the toss. That is one of the significant tweaks to make a huge impact in IPL's playing conditions. The change, the IPL said in an internal note listing the various changes to playing conditions, would allow franchises to pick their best XIs based on whether they end up batting or bowling.
👉 Unfair Movement – 5 run and dead ball will be awarded to the opposition team in case of unfair movement by fielding teams' wickets keeper or fielder; Ex – Fielder act of throwing ball without ball in hand or near may influence batter and that can cause confusion.
👉 Impact Player – The IPL announced the Impact Player rule just before the Mega Auction in December last year. It created a lot of buzz and has been the talking point in almost every tactical discussion related to this season of the IPL. The fundamental concept behind introducing this rule was borrowed from other team sports such as football, rugby, basketball, and baseball, all of which allow teams to make tactical substitutions in the game. In other words, it's a modified and improved version of the X-Factor rule of BBL.
''This will add a tactical, strategic dimension to the game,'' was the quote from an IPL press release just before the auction. Rules for Impact Players as; 1) Teams will have to name five substitutes while naming their starting XI. 2) The Impact Player has to be Indian except the team is playing with 3 overseas players in their starting playing 11. 3) Teams can use an impact player on or before 14th over only. 4) Team can avail impact player facility for one (1) time only during the match and player which is replaced by impact player would have no longer participants in the match. 5) Team can introduce an impact player at; before the start of the inning, after an over finishes and at the fall of the wicket or other batter retired. From punting’s point of view this will be interesting as this will definitely change the course of play and odds in the blink of an eye. There are still lots of grey areas on how it will work; but as the tournament progresses we could see the significant implication of the new rule; Punters keep watch on it..!
👉 Review for Wide/No-Ball – For the first time in a men's T20 league, players will be allowed to review wide and no-ball decisions using DRS. The Women's Premier League (WPL) is the first competition to introduce this modification to the DRS, and it will be implemented in the upcoming IPL 16 too. These reviews - for wides and no-balls - will be a part of the two unsuccessful reviews that each team is entitled to per innings. Leg-bye decisions, however, cannot be reviewed using DRS.
👉 Overrate Restrictions – Only four fielders will be allowed outside the 30 yard circle for teams as a penalty for every over not completed in allocated time. This rule will definitely change the course of the game in death overs; especially session lovers will enjoy it as they mostly prefer to do ‘YES’ and if it’s applied in death overs then run making will be easy in death overs.
6) Venue Details – IPL 16 will be played at as many as 12 different venues across India. Each venue has its own characteristics in terms of pitch nature, bat first/second, average scores, average winning score. As a punter, it is necessary to understand venues' nature and stats in detail so while trading these stats will help them to place their trade.
👉 Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad – Home ground for Gujarat Titans team. A newly built NAMO Stadium (previously known as Motera Stadium) had hosted very few of international T20 and only one IPL match so far hence stats sample size are small as; Average first inning score – 160, Average winning score – 175, Chase V Defend Ratio – 65/35%. Total number of matches allotted are 7 + Playoffs Matches.
👉 IS Bindra Stadium, Mohali – Home ground for Punjab Kings team. Historically well known for ground dimensions as it’s still one of the big ground dimensions of India. Traditionally high score venues where it is difficult to chase down big scores as compared to mediocre targets. Average first inning score – 165, Average winning score – 182, Chase V Defend Ratio – 55/45%. Total number of matches allotted are 5.
👉 Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow – Home ground for the Lucknow Super Giants team. This is the inaugural season and instruction season for this venue in the IPL. It is one of the big dimension stadiums in India and traditionally supports bats first by nature. Run making in the first inning is a bit easier compared to second inning. With good bowling in the rank any team can defend a mediocre total at this venue. Average first inning score – 155, Average winning score – 168, Chase V Defend Ratio – 45/55%. Total number of matches allotted are 7.
👉 Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad – Home ground for Sunrisers Hyderabad team. This venue has produced a number of thrilling matches in the past in the IPL. It is one of the rare venues where punter enjoys the most as far as trading is concerned and well known for defending special venues where punter can encash defend JP. Average first inning score – 155, Average winning score – 168, Chase V Defend Ratio – 55/45%. Total number of matches allotted are 7.
👉 M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru – Home ground for Royal Challengers Bangalore team. This venue is considered Batters Paradise in all means as due to the unique elevation of the stadium where ball travels with high density in orbit and six hitting becomes very easy. No total is considered a safe total at this venue. Average first inning score – 172, Average winning score – 188, Chase V Defend Ratio – 70/30%. Total number of matches allotted are 7.
👉 MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai – Home ground for Chennai Super Kings team. This is one of the oldest venues of India and known for the most intelligent cricket crowd of India. If any team knows how to take home advantage in the best way, that's Chennai Super Kings, in the real words it's a fortress for Chennai Super Kings. Chennai pitch traditionally supports spin well and as the game progresses pitch becomes slow and run making is a bit difficult. Average first inning score – 162, Average winning score – 175, Chase V Defend Ratio – 38/62%. Total number of matches allotted are 7.
👉 Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi – Home ground for Delhi Capitals team. Previously known as Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium and India’s worst architect cricket stadium. This venue is considered as a bookie/panoti venue for punters. We suggest to all punters to be extra cautious in their trading while the match is played at Delhi venue. Average first inning score – 166, Average winning score – 180, Chase V Defend Ratio – 50/50%. Total number of matches allotted are 7.
👉 Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati – Home ground for Rajasthan Royals team. Very few of the matches were hosted at this venue in the past but it’s considered as a run fest for batters; small dimensions, fast outfield, high elevation makes it easy for batters to score runs. You may have witnessed ‘Video Game’ kind of cricket at this venue. Average first inning score – 175, Average winning score – 190, Chase V Defend Ratio – 70/30%. Total number of matches allotted are 2.
👉 Eden Gardens, Kolkata – Home ground for Kolkata Knight Riders team. This is also one of the oldest cricketing venues of India. Traditionally well known for its spin friendly nature of wicket and highly passionate crowd. In recent times chasing a total became easy at Eden Gardens hence all the teams who won the toss preferred chasing at this venue, but a good spin bowling attack in rank can make a huge difference in outcome of the games results. Average first inning score – 161, Average winning score – 172, Chase V Defend Ratio – 58/42%. Total number of matches allotted are 7.
👉 Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai – Home ground for Mumbai Indians team. At Wankhede 2 things are very common; one is Sachin…Sachin… chant and second is a high scoring game. Cricket balls are not just flying at Wankhede but they are lost in orbit. Chasing is key to success at Wankhede and no total is considered a safe total at this venue. Average first inning score – 172, Average winning score – 186, Chase V Defend Ratio – 65/35%. Total number of matches allotted are 7.
👉 Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur – Home ground for Rajasthan Royals team. This venue is hidden gems for punters and very few punters know that this venue has produced best last over jackpots in IPL. Traditionally well known as Royal Fortress and good chasing venue. Average first inning score – 157, Average winning score – 170, Chase V Defend Ratio – 65/35%. Total number of matches allotted are 5.
👉 HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala – Home ground for Punjab Kings team. This venue is well known for its scenic beauty with Himalayas in the background and punter friendly matches. BCCI has introduced Dharamsala in their IPL roster to promote cricket in Himachal Pradesh. Over the years, Dharamsala has produced good JP matches for punters. Average first inning score – 152, Average winning score – 165, Chase V Defend Ratio – 65/35%. Total number of matches allotted are 2.
7) Team Gujarat Titans (GT) – Hardik Pandya will face a tough assignment straightaway to defend their IPL title in the toughest T20. It wouldn't be an easy task as only 2 captains had successfully defended their IPL title as MS Dhoni (CSK – 2010-11) and Rohit Sharma (MI – 2019-20). On paper GT looks a balanced side and inclusion of Kane Williamson will provide them top order stability where Williamson can hold the innings and that helps the hitters to blast in the second part of the game.
Last year Titans proved to be a purely punters team as they have given number jackpots upfront, but this year be little cautious with this team, they will be without Miller for first initial matches so it will be interesting to see how they handle the death over pressure. One more thing that could hurt Titans is their schedule; Titans are among three teams (Delhi Capitals and Sunrisers Hyderabad being the other two) who play alternate games at home and away all through. This means they will be travelling after every game, and will have to work harder at managing the play and travel workloads of players.
👉 Team Strength – Gujarat’s main strength is their leadership (Pandya) and bowling group, they have as many as 7 bowling options available in their first choice of playing 11 and killer combo of Rashid + Sai Kishore (still an unknown commodity) can make any batter cry.
👉 Team Weakness – Gujarat is over reliant on Gill, Pandya and Miller. To overcome it, they have included Williamson in their rank this year.
👉 Impact Player Tactics – Four possible Impact Subs who can fit in Gujarat's lineup are as; Jayant Yadav, Abhinav Manohar, Sai Sudarshan/KS Bharat and Yash Dayal.
8) Team Chennai Super Kings (CSK) – Once a Champion, Always a Champion. Yamm Yess Dee (MSD) is not just a name, it's the emotions of millions of fans across the cricketing fraternity. After Sachin, what we see is that MS Dhoni has achieved the same level of heights and respect from fans across the globe. Lion is back and back at his own designated 'Pride Area' called Chepauk. This could be in all the way MSD’s last year in IPL and no wonder that he wants to finish it in style.
Last year for CSK was a disaster but this year things look sorted (at least on paper). With the inclusion of Ben Stocks in the mix, CSK looks formidable side this year. CSK have a surfeit of all-rounders who lend depth to both batting and bowling, affording MSD to occupy the 'Luxury Spot'. If Santner starts the season, they could have batting depth all the way down to No.10. The only bit of concern is death bowling where they miss service of DJ Bravo rest all box ticked. Traditionally, CSK is considered as Bat First team and as they return to Chepauk, the trend will continue the same.
👉 Team Strength – Leadership of MSD and return to Chepauk is CSK’s biggest strength this year as Lions are back at their Pride Area. With inclusion of Ben Stokes batting looks more settled this year and an allround option of Jadeja/MO/Santner give them solid balance as a team.
👉 Team Weakness – As Bravo is no longer as a player with CSK, death bowling would be a big weakness for them. Bravo had served as specialist death bowler for a number of years and was a proven match winner as well. Sisanda Magala could be a replacement for bravo and he has done well in SA20.
👉 Impact Player Tactics – With Deepak Chahar only coming back from his long injury layoff and Simarjeet Singh being in just his second season, CSK could look to use the impact player rule to add bowling cushion. Possible subs are; Tushar Deshpande, U19 star Rajvardhan Hangargekar and Simarjeet Singh.
9) Team Mumbai Indians (MI) – Just like Bollywood, MI is also facing a dark eclipse since 2021; Where every second Bollywood movie ran without audiences, MI runs without fuel. This year could be a break-even year for Mumbai as they back to their favourite backyard of Wankhede. But it wouldn't be as easy as a catwalk for Mumbai either; They got early jolts from Bumrah injuries and Jofra Archer may not play all 14 games for Mumbai (considering ECB workload policy); in such case Mumbai’s bowling attack looks very thin.
As far as chasing is concerned Mumbai has enough firepower but they will slip while defending. They haven’t proven match winner bowler (except Jofra Archer) in their rank and remember they have to play 7 matches at Wankhede + 1 match at Bangalore where pitches are considered as graveyards for bowlers. Satisfying usage of Piyush Chawla as Impact Player could be a turning point for Mumbai as leggie has always played a crucial role in such pitches.
👉 Team Strength – Batting is the biggest strength of Mumbai Indians, they have enough specialist firepower for each position (From opener to finisher) that makes them a formidable unit to chase down any total.
👉 Team Weakness – Exit of Pollard and weak bowling line-up where they have no specialist spinner in their rank. In spin bowling, they are highly dependent on the inexperienced duo of Kumar Kartikeya and Hrithik Shokeen.
👉 Impact Player Tactics – Usage of Piyush Chawla, Vishnu Vinod and Arjun Tendulkar could be a hidden trump card for Mumbai.
10) Team Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) – 'Muskaraiye Aap Luknow Mein Hai' (Have a smile, you are in Lucknow). The Lucknow team has the same identity as the team's base city. Punter always smiles when they do trading in Lucknow’s match. Last year this team has given lots of memorable matches that worth to remember from viewership and punting angle.
This year would be no different either, they have made very little change in their core group and acquire service of Nicholas Pooran, Daniel Sams and Romario Shephered in their rank. Unavailability of key players like Quinton de Kock, Mohsin Khan in initial matches would definitely hurt them and they have to deal with it. All eyes will be again on KL Rahul as a player and leader as he’s passing through lean patches.
👉 Team Strength – Lucknow’s main straight is defending a total rather than chasing, last year their 7 out of 9 wins coming through defending a total only. They have solid opening pair and good finisher in terms of Marcus Stoinis with middle order support of Hooda and Poornam makes it strong team.
👉 Team Weakness – Team is missing strong spin attack, however last year they have managed with Krunal Pandya and Ravi Binsoi with help of pacers but this year story is different, as IPL will be played across India with different conditions.
👉 Impact Player Tactics – Depending on whether they are batting first or bowling, and also the conditions, LSG could look at switching among Ayush Badoni, Ravi Bishnoi, Prerak Mankad and K Gowtham as part of their Impact Player tactic.
11) Team Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) – Once again 'KKR Hai Taiyaar' (KKR is Ready), but for what? – KKR is one my personal favourites team since beginning of the IPL and it applies to most of the punters as well. In past few years we have observe that no matter who’s the opposition but 80-90% market is likes to back KKR (irrespective of tipper or punters) that’s the impact they have created in terms of fan base and popularity.
Last year was a kind of K3G (Kabhie Khushi, Kabhie Gham..) kind of year for KKR, where they entire campaign was like start.stop.start mode. By looking at the team composition this year would be no different either as they have already lost their skipper Shreyas Iyer due to back injury and have announced Nitish Rana as their interim captain. History suggests that whenever KKR played with this interim captain or changing captain tactics they are failed to perform as per expectation unless Narine or Ruessell do some magic. KKR is tough to beat at home condition but they have to play 7 matches at away as well, it will interesting to see how Nitish Rana and co will lead KKR this year.
👉 Team Strength – They have enough fire power at middle/lower order in forms of Russell, Shakib and Wiese but lacking a solid opening pair who gives them good start. If their lower order expose early then it will difficult for KKR to recover.
👉 Team Weakness – They have trade Lockie Ferguson and Shardul Thakur but still bowling looks bit thin unless Narine produce the same magic of early ages.
👉 Impact Player Tactics – With regards to how to use an Impact Player, one possible permutation could be using Umesh Yadav with the new ball, where he is at his most potent, and then bringing in someone like Suyash Sharma with his mystery spin in the middle overs, where the side lacked incision last year.
12) Team Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) – 'Ee Sala Cup Namde' – RCB becomes national joke with this tag line in IPL every year. By looking at the women’s RCB performance at WPL, now its confirmed that there is something very wrong with RCB. Rather than adding firepower in the team they should first do some Fire of Homam (Havan) at Chinnaswami Stadium to remove Bad Omen (Panoti) form their back. Nothing much to say about RCB this year as well, we should witnessed that repeat story again and again. But one thing is sure that RCB is punters team and it will be forever, so in RCB match enjoy your trading and focus on your profit only. History tells us that RCB never won straight not loose straight it gives many ups-downs in the match and that opens a trading window for punters.
👉 Team Strength – Batting is always a strength of RCB since ages, no matter where they played and this year as well they have solid mix of batters and all-rounders who can bat till number 8-9 and existence of Dinesh Karthik as a finisher makes it more strong unit.
👉 Team Strength – Bowling, Bowling and Bowling – No matter whom they pick in their bowling line-up, bowling and especially in death overs are weakness of RCB since ages. They have ability to chase any target but have a super ability to not able to defend any target.
👉 Impact Player Tactics – As Rajat Patidar has side-line due to injuries, RCB left with very few options like Manoj Bhandage, Siddarth Kaul as pacer, Himanshu Sharma and Karn Sharma could be brought in as match-up spin options.
13) Team Punjab Kings (PBKS) – Nothing much in kitty of Punjab except inaugural season and 2014 season. In every auction, they build a strong team on paper but could not transform the same on field. The big problem with Punjab is that they keep changing and chopping their core leadership group. This year as well they have change the captain and coach; having no Bairstow available, Dhawan joins forces with Bayliss to try to lead the franchise into the playoffs for the first time since 2014.
Punjab’s weakest point is their bowling, they are able to set big target but their bowling always leaking runs. Inclusion of Sam Curran may strengthen their bowling as he joins with Rabada and Arshdeep Singh, still a solid match winner spinner is still missing in their rank. Punjab has a set a pattern of in-consistency from top to bottom and that reflects their on-field performance as well, once match hero, and next match zero is how Punjab plays most of the matches. As a punter, you can look at a pattern of Punjab and trade accordingly.
👉 Team Strength – If you are a strong believer of LUCK then inclusion of Sam Curran is the biggest strength of Punjab as Sam Curran considered as lucky charm champion in English cricket circuit. Other than that, Punjab has nothing much to add except hard-hitting capabilities of Liam Livingstone and Bhanuka Rajpaksa.
👉 Team Weakness – Genuine spin bowling unit and proven finisher is biggest weakness of the Delhi. Settle and reliable opening pair is another worry for Punjab and middle order is in hand of Chinese batters that can expose at any given day.
👉 Impact Player Tactics – Punjab could look to use the finisher in Atharva Taide or maybe even top-order batter like Prabhsimran Singh/Harpreet Singh Bhatia if batting first and then replace with Rishi Dhawan or Harpreet Brar (whoever misses out on the first-XI depending on conditions) or one among the pace options of Vidwath Kaverappa and Baltej Singh.
14) Team Rajasthan Royals (RR) – Rajasthan is a team that no one cares a much, no much media hype, no fancy promos, no high profile off-field drama, in short nothing. However, every year they plays a good cricket silently. In bookies world, Rajasthan Royals has a special tag as 'Slow Poison Team' as they play like that. Jackpots are normal now a days, every second match is turning good trading match, but Rajasthan Royals jackpot is not as easy to catch as it offered with very silent noise, but still a truly punters team in many mean. Rajasthan has best bowling attack of the league but as far as batting is concerned they are heavily dependent on Jos Butlter and Sanju Samson. Last year was truly Buttler’s year but every year you can not re-produce the heroic (specially in Home/Away schedule), some one like Riyan Parag/Devdutt Padikkal has to step up and take more responsibilities.
👉 Team Strength – Jos Buttler and Sanju Samson in batting and their spin due Ravi Ashwin and Yuzi Chahal are Rajasthan’s biggest strength as a team, in fact, Rajasthan have strongest bowling group of IPL.
👉 Team Weakness – Inconsistency is biggest worry for Rajasthan, as they play a very good cricket at one season and in next season they collapse like pack of cards; Last year Rajasthan was runner-up and by looking at the team’s history, we are little worry on their sustainable performance for this year.
👉 Impact Player Tactics – Rajasthan have quite a few options to tinker with as far as the impact player goes. In the second half of the season, clubbing Murugan Ashwin or KC Cariappa along with the Chahal-Ashwin combo is a realistic option as the pitches start to tire.
15) Team Delhi Capitals (DC) – Delhi Capitals, it's not their Baptismal name. It's not even the first IPL franchise with the abbreviation DC (which, by the way, actually won an IPL season). And yet, an IPL title still eludes them. In the fifteen years since its inception, the Delhi-based franchise has transitioned from a team of legends like Sehwag, McGrath and de Villiers, to a side that is "developing"; a side that hasn't hit its full potential yet. And now, as one of the original "Daredevils" returns to a leadership role, Delhi's hunt for an IPL title continues. As Pant is already side-lines, DC has decided to give leadership role to David Warner and good thing is that he’s proven match winner leader. Among all the ifs and buts, it will interesting to see that how Sarfaraz Khan grab an opportunity this time around. Sarfaraz Khan was in IPL circuit since 2016 but he has not delivered as his potentials except of couple of cameo.
👉 Team Strength – Heavy top order is biggest strength of Delhi, they have Warner, Shaw, Marsh and Rossouw as top 4 batters in their rank. They are destructive at start can make any bowling line-up as mockery and leadership of Warner can add additional feather on hat of Delhi. Spin bowling is also strong on the cards having Axar and Kuldeep as genuine and proven match winner spinner in their rank.
👉 Team Weakness – Delhi is lacking with genuine finisher who can finish the game for them since ages and this year would no difference either. Another weakness is Delhi’s pace bowling attack, by looking at the teams combination they can afford to play either Anrich Nortje or Mustafizur Rehman and that leaves the attack on unexpereince shoulder of Chetan Sakaria and Khaleel Ahmed that could proves costly in death bowling.
👉 Impact Player Tactics – Delhi can use Lalit Yadav or Yash Dhull as their impact sub effectively. Other than that Mukesh Kumar is also an effective option as Indian pace bowler who can bowl in depth.
16) Team Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) – Sun is not rise for Hyderabad since past 2 seasons and they have to blame themselves only for that. Hyderabad is the perfect example of self-destruction as they have just break the perfect build up in sake of management’s ego v players ego. Hyderabad never known for their fancy players (like RCB) but they believe in set of strong individuals and match winners who play as team. However, in this year’s mini auction they had done fantastic job and try to regroup and build the team again from scratch.
They have acquired a service of Mayank Agarwal, Harry Brook and Adil Rashid in their rank. As its Home/Away IPL, Hyderabad can shuffle between Adil Rashid and Marco Jansen as per venue condition and they have formidable pace bowling lineup as well. Hyderabad, on paper looks formidable side with leadership of Aiden Markram (who has just won SA20 title in inaugural season and leadership role), we hope that they will shows the same faith on field as well. We suggest to you as a punter that have bit extra cautious while playing Hyderabad matches.
👉 Team Strength – Over the years, Hyderabad’s biggest strength is their playing style of 'Play as a strong team unit'. None of the IPL team has adopted it as good as Hyderabad. On paper they looks normal team but they players individually performs their job in a way that as a combine team unit they always do some magic on field and succeed.
👉 Team Weakness – Hyderabad is badly missing indian wicket keeper option and spin option in their rank. They have to play either Heinrich Klaasen or Glenn Phillips in their playing 11 irrespective of the performance and that cause them 1 slot of foreign player badly and can impact on team proposition.
👉 Impact Player Tactics – It will interesting to see to effective usage of Abdul Samad and Kartik Tyagi as their first choice of impact subs.
17) IPL and Punter – IPL is considered as one of the standard league in T20 circuit (In fact, only 2 leagues are coming in the bracket of standard IPL and BBL). Standard league has it’s own royal characteristics and organizers are bound to deliver it in as much as in standard way with no much impact on viewership and TRP. Our valuable suggestions to punter is first change/convert their mind-set and start digesting IPL as league in initial match. As it’s long league (74 Matches) punters has to carry extra patience and wait for good matches. Streamline and organize your per match budget, keep an eye on teams performance, understand the market depth and odds and then start playing. As mentioned earlier, in IPL you have to be extra smart to make a good profit out of it.
As it’s long league, a series of straight and boring matches would be high and chances are also bleak of repetition of same script again and again. Guru mantra in long league is take one match at a time, set your per match budget, set your winning profit amount goal and trade; to revise the strategy, take a rest of couple of matches and you will have a clear idea of next 3-4 matches. Last but not the least – Avoid playing in sessions as now a days session load is deciding factor of match odds and outcome of results.
18) League Matches V Playoff Matches – As a punter always remember that do not try to compare/replicate the performance of league matches into playoff matches. In most of the leagues playoffs/knockout matches were made to loot the punters hence apply your mind while playing the playoff matches and especially final. If you have earned handsome amount and in good profit position during league phases then we suggest to cut short your limit to half while playing playoff and final matches and never bet with team emotions in final matches of any league.
19) Dew Factor – Dew factor will play a key and vital role on outcome of the matches. Chasing team will have overwhelm advantage due to due factor and we could witnessed the same trend throughout of IPL. We suggest that, as a punter do not dare to waste your money on defending on medium score but rather take extra risk on chasing a big score when you found jackpot odds. 8/10 times your investment will paid out if you follow our suggestion/advice.
20) IPL Cup Winner Trading – Every year we are posting our cup winner trading and by grace of Gods and our followers well wishes, we have achieved almost 95% accuracy in that and we are hoping that we will not disappointed you this year either. First divide your limit in 70-30% ratio, further divide, and use your 70% part into two (2) back CSK at 8 Rs and SRH at 9 Rs respectively. Rest 30% you can use at higher rate. Before start of the playoffs we will suggest and provide you guidance on next step. SURPRISE JP TRADING – If at any stage of IPL, you found Mumbai Indians with high cup rates (>9-10rs) then you can back Mumbai Indians with extra small limit of 20-25%.
21) Advance IPL Fancy – Advance full IPL fancy lovers can play on below fancy, which we found a safe investment.
👉 Total No ball in IPL – Back 72 as Yes
👉 Total Tie in IPL – Back 2 as Yes with small/medium limit amount (Since past 2 years there was no tie in IPL but in this IPL we predicted that minimum 2 tie will happen)
👉 Total LBW in IPL – Back 66 as Yes
👉 Highest wicket in IPL (PURPLE CAP) – Back 31 as Yes with small/medium amount – This year we could see a break of Bravo’s all time high 32 wicket records.
22) TOP 4 Finish – Chennai Super Kings, Gujarat Titans, Mumbai Indians and Sunrisers Hyderabad.
23) JP Trading Teams – Royal Challengers Bangalore, Rajasthan Royals and Lucknow Super Giants
24) Bookie/Bluff Teams – Delhi Capitals and Sunrisers Hyderabad
25) Dark Horse Teams – Punjab Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders
26) Good Teams – Chennai Super Kings, Gujarat Titans and Mumbai Indians.
27) Lists of Punter Friendly Matches – Chennai Super Kings V Mumbai Indians, Mumbai Indians V Kolkata Knight Riders, Punjab Kings V Kolkata Knight Riders, Gujarat Titans V Lucknow Super Giants, Royal Challengers Bangalore V Chennai Super Kings, Mumbai Indians V Rajasthan Royals, Delhi Capitals V Rajasthan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad V Royal Challengers Bangalore.
28) Chase V Defend – Last year the ratio between Chase V defend was deep down and finished as exactly 50-50% (37 Matches were defended and 37 Matches were chased, but this year we predicted that chase will slightly upper hand in term of ratio as matches are played in home/away pattern. In IPL 16 we can witnessed 60-40% ratio of Chase V Defend. With the ratio you will also witnessed the same in terms for Jackpot Matches for Chase V Defend.
29) Chase JP Pattern – When any team fav team is in the chase and touch low odds in start of the second inning that match could be your chase Jackpot match. In some cases, you can encash double jackpot as well but it all depends on how the match situation is panned.
30) Defend JP Pattern – There are some hints to catch defend jackpot as after 10 over in chase like, throwing wicket from nowhere, unbitten opening partnership till 12-13th overs, wickets fall straight after strategic timeout, rates fluctuation, multiple drink breaks, injuries break and stretch the match unnecessarily to the last overs; These all are sign of defending a small/medium total.
31) Chaseable Total – Power of 1 (One) – Over the years we have observed in IPL that any first inning total that ends with 1 is chaseable total as 9/10 times second bat win the match. Such first inning totals are; 141, 151, 161, 191.
32) Jackpot Trading Total – Power of 9 (Nine) – Over the years we have observed in IPL that any first inning total that ends with 9 is turn out to be good jackpot/trading total where punters can enjoy trading and earn good profit irrespective of result of the match. Such first inning totals are; 139, 149, 159, 169, 189.
33) 200+ Target Dilemma – Chasing 200+ is never been easy, especially when you competing in toughest 20 of the world. In past 15 year of IPL only few instances where team has successfully chased 200+ target and won the match. Team wise counts as; Punjab Kings – 4, Chennai Super Kings – 3, Rajasthan Royals – 2, Mumbai Indians – 1, Royal Challengers Bangalore – 1, Delhi Capitals – 1, Kolkata Knight Riders – 2, Lucknow Super Giants – 1.
34) Team Conceding Most 200+ Runs – If chasing is an art then conceding 200+ runs is humiliated feeling and guess what RCB is top in the chart as; Royal Challengers Bangalore – 20, Punjab Kings – 20, Chennai Super Kings – 20, Delhi Capitals – 14, Kolkata Knight Riders – 14, Rajasthan Royals – 12, Sunrisers Hyderabad – 11, Mumbai Indians – 9, Lucknow Super Giants – 1.
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So this is all about most anticipated IPL 16 – Series by series we are keep improving our self and try to provide you as much as all possible league related information and predictions in advance so as a punter you can utilize this valuable information and earn a good profit out of it. If you read the points carefully (from top to bottom), you will realize that its open league script (just like a movie script) and as a punter you have to apply yourself while trading in matches. We hope that our valuable analysis will help you in this years IPL and you can maximize your profit for the same, we wish entire market a very Best of Luck and wish for good profitable league!