Delhi Capitals will again host the Arun Jaitley Stadium when they take on defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders in Match 48 of the Indian Premier League 2025, which will be played on Tuesday evening Kolkata Knight Riders, however, have had a disappointing streak themselves. Their recent game against Punjab Kings got washed out in the rain, robbing them of an opportunity to pick up vital points. Earlier, they faced defeated against Gujarat Titans by 39 runs. It has been more than two weeks since KKR last won a game, and pressure is building with each passing day as playoff qualification heats up.
DC Vs KKR: Weather Forecast
Delhi will be hot during the day with temperatures reaching close to 39 degrees Celsius, falling to about 26 degrees Celsius at night. Humidity will be in the range of 30–35%, and this might slightly discomfort players in the light. There is no rain predicted, so a full game is anticipated.
DC Vs KKR: Pitch Report
The Arun Jaitley Stadium surface has sometimes been unpredictable. Although it’s generally known to deliver high-scoring games, the pitch employed for DC’s last home game against RCB was dry and slow, providing significant support to the spinners. Batting wasn’t simple, and stroke-play became increasingly tricky towards the latter stages of the innings.
If the same strip or one similarly prepared is utilized, spin will once again be a determining factor, and batters will have to take their time before they start accelerating. Bowlers who possess the ability to change pace and deliver good lengths are most likely to be effective.
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DC Vs KKR: Toss Strategy
In light of the nature of the pitch and prevailing conditions opting to bat first after winning the toss would be a good idea.The dry pitch will only slow up further in the latter half of the game, and chasing could become problematic. Teams will try to set a decent total between 160–175 and allow their spinners to put pressure in the evening. Dew is not likely to be a significant factor, which increases the chances of opting for setting a target.